Примери коришћења Buend на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Aureliano Buend.
Arcadio Buend? a did not even look at the appointment.
The emissary brought a highly confidential order from Colonel Aureliano Buend? a, who was not in agreement with the terms of the armistice.
Colonel Aureliano Buend? a, in spite of the violent recriminations of?rsula, refused to commute the sentence.
But?rsula did not bother to dig it up because it was rumored in those days that Colonel Aureliano Buend? a had been killed in a landing near the provincial capital.
For Colonel Aureliano Buend? a it had been a day just like all those of his last years.
Intelligent, pleasant, ruddy-faced, a man who liked to eat and watch cockfights,he had been at one time the most feared adversary of Colonel Aureliano Buend? a.
Actually, Colonel Aureliano Buend? a had been in the country for more than a month.
Ten days after a joint communiqu? by the government and the opposition announced the end of the war,there was news of the first armed uprising of Colonel Aureliano Buend? a on the western border.
Arcadio Buend? a took a long time to get out of his perplexity when he went out into the street and saw the crowd.
On another day the nuns got all excited because Colonel Aureliano Buend? a had urinated under the chestnut tree without being concerned that the schoolgirls were in the courtyard.
Arcadio Buend? a spent the long months of the rainy season shut up in a small room that he had built in the rear of the house so that no one would disturb his experiments.
On the second visit by the sons of Colonel Aureliano Buend? a to Macondo, another of them, Aureliano Centeno, stayed on to work with Aureliano Triste.
Arcadio Buend? a did not discover that his wife was missing until eight o'clock at night, when he left the material warming in a bed of manure and went to see what was wrong with little Amaranta, who was getting hoarse from crying.
A short time after thebirth of their daughter, the unexpected jubilee for Colonel Aureliano, Buend? a, ordered by the government to celebrate another anniversary of the Treaty of Neerlandia, was announced.
Colonel Aureliano Buend? a was alive, but apparently he had stopped harassing the government of his country and had joined with the victorious federalism of other republics of the Caribbean.
It was such a quick and secret operation that?rsula did not find out about it until the last moment, when someone tapped on her bedroom window andwhispered,“If you want to see Colonel Aureliano Buend? a, come to the door right now.”?
On the following day Colonel Aureliano Buend? a had lunch with him in?rsula's house, where he was being held until a revolutionary court-martial decided his fate.
Arcadio Buend? a, however, was explicit in maintaining that the old tribe of Melqu? ades, who had contributed so much to the growth of the village with his age-old wisdom and his fabulous inventions, would always find the gates open.
A moment later, indeed, when the barber knocked at the workshop door,Colonel Aureliano Buend? a awoke with the impression that he had fallen asleep involuntarily for a few seconds and that he had not had time to dream anything.
Colonel Aureliano Buend? a had the impression that the phosphorescence of her bones was showing through her skin and that she moved in an atmosphere of Saint Elmo's fire, in a stagnant air where one could still note a hidden smell of gunpowder.
One week before the agreement was announced, and in the midst of a storm of contradictory rumors,Colonel Aureliano Buend? a and ten trusted officers, among them Colonel Roque Carnicero, stealthily arrived in Macondo after midnight, dismissed the garrison, buried their weapons, and destroyed their records.
Arcadio Buend? a went through under the chestnut tree and all the time weeded to mourn his death before they brought in a dying Colonel Aureliano Buend? a, who after so much war and so much suffering from it was still not fifty years of age.
That night he was captured when he tried to escape from Macondo,after writing a long letter to Colonel Aureliano Buend? a in which he reminded him of their common aim to humanize the war and he wished him a final victory over the corruption of the militarists and the ambitions of the politicians in both parties.
Colonel Aureliano, Buend? a had him told, word for word, that he was eagerly awaiting that tardy but deserved occasion in order to take a shot at him, not as payment for the arbitrary acts and anachronisms of his regime, but for his lack of respect for an old man who had not done anyone any harm.
Years later, during the second civil war,Colonel Aureliano Buend? a tried to follow that same route in order to take Riohacha by surprise and after six days of traveling he understood that it was madness.
Colonel Aureliano Buend? a released a sonorous belch which brought back the acidity of the soup to his palate and which was like a command from his organism to throw his blanket over his shoulders and go to the toilet.
If Aureliano Segundo had something of his great-grandfather in him andlacked something of Colonel Aureliano Buend? a, it was an absolute indifference to mockery, and he gave the money to bring the railroad with the same lighthearted air with which he had given it for his brother's absurd navigation project.
Colonel Aureliano Buend? a who at first received them with mistrust and even doubted the parentage of some, was amused by their wildness, and before they left he gave each one a little gold fish.
Then Colonel Aureliano Buend? a took down the bar and saw at the door seventeen men of the most varied appearance, of all types and colors, but all with a solitary air that would have been enough to identify them anywhere on earth.