CO OZNACZA SŁOWO VERÁNDĂ
Definicja słowa verándă w słowniku
VERÁNDÁ ~ f. Budowa, zazwyczaj wzdłuż domu, przykryta i zamknięta, wyposażona w kilka okien. [G.-d. ganek]
KSIĄŻKI POWIĄZANE ZE SŁOWEM «VERÁNDĂ»
Poznaj użycie słowa
verándă w następujących pozycjach bibliograficznych Książki powiązane ze słowem
verándă oraz krótkie ich fragmenty w celu przedstawienia kontekstu użycia w literaturze.
" "Ware's weaving of a contemporary story along with history of a hundred years past, and the accuracy and detail she brings into the story are fascinating."
rming outdoor settings are displayed throughout "Patios and Verandas, introducing a vast array of options for transforming your outdoor space into a haven for your own personal delight.
Filipacchi Publishing,
2003
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Murder at Veranda House: Texas Heroines In Peril
This is Veranda House, isn't it? I didn't see no sign out front." Annette sighed with relief and nodded, eying the man's attractive wife, who had joined him. He introduced himself as Bob Wilcox and proudly indicated his wife. "This is Lynn." "Oh ...
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La véranda: Le sapin en plastique - Pagina 57
Le sapin en plastique René Bizac. partout comme ça rapport aux émeutes que les autorités se méfient des lavoirs qu'ils croient que c'est une couverture qu'il y a des réunions tout un réseau et que certaines personnes en profitent comme ça ...
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Domestic Interiors: Representing Homes from the Victorians ...
brenda martin Veranda: In architecture, most frequently, an open-walled, roofed porch at to the exterior ofa domestic structure and usually surrounded by a railing. The word came into English through the Hindi verandā, but it is related to the ...
Bloomsbury Publishing,
2013
In this gripping novel, Gray takes readers on a metaphysical thrill ride, where every wish made at the wishing well comes true.
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Veranda: Embracing Place
Drew, a regular writer on architecture, contends that the verandah, represented in literature, art, theatre and even television, is an important source of Australian identity. Indexed, with an extensive bibliography.
The creators of A Nantucket Nanny cross the water to Martha's Vineyard, offering smiles for all ages in this new collection of limericks.
Molly Manley, Janet Marshall,
2007
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The Houses of Veranda: The Art of Living Well
A full-color book showcases the 30 most lavish homes featured in Veranda magazine.
From a drug dealer who finds himself in the body of a drug addict suffering from withdrawal, to a murderer who becomes the victim's father and must deal with the pain, this powerful novel explores what it would be like if criminals were ...