Examples of using Snuffbox in English and their translations into Portuguese
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You know, that snuffbox.
No snuffbox, no deal.
Where is that infernal snuffbox?
Agate snuffbox with silver mounts.
I'm making plans about that snuffbox.
Agate snuffbox with silver mounts. Probably Italian ca 1720.
I'm gonna hand Turnbull your balls in a snuffbox.
His favourite pastime was to make snuffboxes, which he allegedly spent a great deal of time doing.
Would you mind taking your finger out of my snuffbox,?
His favourite pastime was to make snuffboxes, which he allegedly spent a great deal of time doing.
Some men play with a glove,or a monocle, or a snuffbox.
There are also delicate snuffboxes of leather of nandu nape embroidered by feminine hands, generally with floral reasons, and empty nandu eggs.
He failed to remove the incriminating residue from the snuffbox.
The magistrate on behalf of residents of Warsaw presented to Suvorov a gold snuffbox with diamonds and the inscription"Warsaw- to the Deliverer.
Cost him six horses, a musket, uh… andhis fancy gold snuffbox.
The anatomical snuff box or snuffbox is a triangular deepening on the radial, dorsal aspect of the hand-at the level of the carpal bones, specifically, the scaphoid and trapezium bones forming the floor.
Wonderful quality heavy gauge silver gilt Russian niello snuffbox.
He presented pain in the region of the left anatomical snuffbox that had evolved over a five-year period. He had undergone previous surgical treatment in another institution with a diagnosis of De Quervain's tenosynovitis, without any benefits from the procedure Figure 1.
Ca 1750 probably German turned ivory and gilt metal snuffbox.
The somewhat variable names may be descriptive or indicate where the object is kept,as in the Oar, the Snuffbox, the Small Santiago Tablet, and the Santiago Staff.
But the old boy never seemed to regret it… although I do think he missed his snuffbox.
It was rumoured that he inhaledsnuff from her breasts, which earned her the nickname of tabatière snuffbox.
It is said that the French painter Jean Steve encouraged her to make miniatures on ivory to decorate the lids of snuffboxes.
In the smithy in the nearby village of Březová, he forged a horseshoe and an iron rod, and in the workshop of the landlord Heidelmann,he even allegedly carved a snuffbox out of ivory.