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271. Baseboard (alas tiang)
:: Use appropriate enhancements such as decorative molding baseboards and bead board
272. Basement (basement)
:: They felt like the walls found in the basements of old buildings
273. Cabin (kabin)
:: Flights from either Edinburgh or Glasgow to New York on October 29 are included and you get a balcony cabin on board the ship
274. Cabinet (kabinet)
:: Before he became prime minister he had also headed the powerful education and industries ministries as well as the cabinet committee on economic affairs
275. Cave (gua)
:: The numerous caves and grottoes were long occupied by Palaeolithic peoples
276. Cellar (gudang di bawah tanah)
:: So she might either mark up the wines projecting their worth in five years down the road and price them accordingly or instead cellar them
277. Communal (komunal)
:: It will create two more rooms for patients to add to the four already in operation two rooms for relatives plus a communal kitchen and lounge area
278. Commune (komune)
:: There are municipal and national police as well as gendarmeries in each commune
279. Cornice (penghias di atas tembok)
:: To one side lie the stately old buildings with columns and cornices that reference the schools 1845 heritage
280. Cubicle (ruang kecil)
:: She opened a door to let her into a large room with cubicles everywhere
281. Demolish (menghancurkan)
:: Match 2 saw them demolish their opponents on the 14th hole winning 64
282. Dishwasher (pencuci piring)
:: Standard features include fully tiled and fitted kitchens with integrated appliances including stainless steel ovens hobs fridgefreezers dishwashers and washing machines
283. Flat (datar)
:: the tyre was flat
284. Fretwork (ukiran)
:: The restaurant has a Thai character with wooden fretwork walls and bamboo predominating and even a small waterfall in one corner
285. Friary (frateran)
:: Each piece of tapestry from each school carries the names of town lands mountains rivers lakes castles churches friaries wells ringforts and passageways
286. Frieze (dekorasi dinding)
:: Long bronze relief friezes by Paul Day will be fixed to its walls
287. Heritage (warisan)
:: Organizations that promote traditional Chinese music have preserved the rich musical heritage of many national minorities
288. Hermitage (pertapaan)
:: Erc taught him seafaring as well for he had been a seabishop taking the host to the outlying rocky hermitages and knew the watery desert better than most
289. Lease (sewa)
:: At first the area was on a pastoral lease granted to Alexander Grant in 1853
290. Leasehold (penyewaan)
:: In declining real estate value environment longterm leaseholds could become an liabilities instead of assets
291. Mat (tikar)
:: He left everything he had on the wrestling mat and football field each and every time he competed
292. Mock (mengejek)
:: The competition consists of the school teams going head to head in a mock trial with a real judge acting as adjudicator
293. Perpendicular (tegak lurus)
:: Most people touring the 302squarekilometre Lushan National Park will be unruffled when they stand in front of perpendicular cliffs and look down on deep valleys
294. Suburb (kota satelit)
:: These outlets have sprung up at virtually every vantage point in the city and suburbs
295. Taper (lancip)
:: He had draped the table with a fine white linen cloth and added a single tall blue taper candle to the center
296. Trowel (sekop)
:: As you slide out the trowel push any scattered soil back into the hole then water the area to settle the soil
297. Wasteland (gurun)
:: These wetlands carelessly almost stupidly classified as wastelands are the first to lose ground to urban builtenvironments
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