Examples of using Crowded together in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The gills are white to cream colored, and fairly crowded together;
They were so crowded together they appeared to have no space between them at all.
The table was a large one,but the three were all crowded together at one corner of it.
They crowded together and, with great appetite following long hunger, began to eat, believing that God would save them.
More than 8 million people are crowded together to live in New York City.
LIVING CONDITIONS As for their living conditions, anywhere from sixty to ninety thousand birds can be crowded together in a single building.
The gills are white to cream colored, and fairly crowded together; they are mostly free from attachment to the stipe.
Little alleyways, electric wires in every direction, drawings on walls, children playing on the pavements, the noise of cars and bikes,children crying, tiny houses crowded together, endless tales of misery….
During their trip to the slaughterhouse,animals are crowded together and often have little protection from temperature extremes.
In Cruz Vinto,the houses are crowded together on a plateau surrounded by rocky cliffs, that rises around 100 m above the surrounding terrain.
Download preview A crowd of fingers are crowded together, all with their faces.
As the Greeks were crowded together in a relatively small territory, differences of dialect were less developed than in the wide American forests;
The table was a large one,but the three were all crowded together at one corner of it:'No room!
With regard to the return of Palestinian refugees- thousands of them, crowded together in camps scattered throughout the Arab world- a possible proposal would be that of compensating each displaced Palestinian family and asking the UN to provide a large area(in Africa, for example) where such Palestinians could settle and prosper.
I have to get one thing off my chest, though: 25 plus2 Heads of Government and State all crowded together around the leader of one superpower!
There are other types of laying hen farms where the hens are not kept in cages, butwhere similarly to broilers they remain confined and crowded together in situations that cause them considerable suffering, as explained below.
Egypt now has one of the highest rates of unemployment in the region, that reaches 24%, while the monthly wage of a worker is 75 dollars, and there are millions, more than 50% of the population, who live crowded together in the areas surrounding the big cities, by surviving on 2 dollars a day.
Fazzio witnessed the explosion of interest in topological insulating materials during the March 2010 meeting of the American Physical Society,when researchers from all over the world crowded together to attend the lectures about the first conclusive evidence of the relatively cheap production of these materials.
The houses crowd together within the defensive walls, reinforced by corner towers.
We are all crowding together there, in this species of African Vatican.
Over several days,the herds crowd together at the water's edge.
Outside, in the street, all crowd together in the hope of being able to see.
The four nuclei crowd together at some distance from the end of the basidium to form an irregular mass 14.
Outside the church,men and women crowd together to read the list of the families that this week can collect the oil and sugar ration.
They might accomplish a good work if, instead of crowding together, they would scatter into places that have not yet been entered by the truth.
Sometimes duplicate tasks occur in Microsoft Outlook, which crowd together and make us tough to pick out the right task at a glance.
Urbanization inures people to thesuffering of the countryside, and as townspeople crowd together, their capacity for compassion toward others atrophies.
Ushers- People walk at different speeds so it's good to have ushers to keep the crowd together.
The skyscrapers, on the other hand, grow like fungus and move into the suburbs, accompanied by savage bulldozers and police beatings, to the'musseques',those Angolan favelas without water nor electricity in which the majority of Luanda's 6 to 7 million inhabitants crowd together.
Born, a very talented young man, who, however, was a bit too much in a hurry to become a political figure,"fraternized" with the most miscellaneous ragtag andbobtail in order to get a crowd together, and was not at all the man who could bring unity into the conflicting tendencies, light into the chaos.