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| paese |
country
village
land
region
parts
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| campagna |
campaign
countryside
country
land
estate
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| nazione |
nation
country
state
people
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| patria |
homeland
country
motherland
birthplace
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| stato |
state
status
condition
country
mood
estate
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| regione |
region
country
district
clime
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| luogo |
place
site
spot
area
space
country
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| terra natale |
country
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| di campagna |
country
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| rustico |
rustic
country
carcass
rough
countrified
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| paesano |
village
country
rural
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Esempi
The country has its sporadic spells of banditry, but banditry never has become an institution, not even when, as may occasionally happen, a general or a politician uses hordes of bandits to further his own ends.
Here authorities were so hard pressed from all sides and from all quarters that they no longer could cope with the growing unrest all over the country.
More importantly, someone has to carry on her legacy and see our country rebuilt,” the director explained, stepping in for Amelie.
As they rode back down the country lane from the mill to the village centre, she broke her silence.
It happened in this country that chiefs of police, mayors of towns, congressmen, and even generals were implicated in cases of kidnapping for ransom and in open banditry.
Hardly one of them ever saw his country again, and few even returned to the capital.
”“We don’t need a country.
The country was full of bandits and highwaymen, wasn’t it?
Like a religious cult driven by their burning belief and fervor, the country would most likely become responsible for tragedy after tragedy.
The east-bound train stopped about eight in the evening, which in a tropical country is pitch-dark summer and winter alike.
It doesn’t matter if there are a thousand interpretations of what a country means or what people want from America.
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