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21cruisingradius — cruis·ing radius (kro͞oʹzĭng) n. The maximum distance that a ship or aircraft can travel away from and back to its point of origin without refueling. * * * …
22cruiser — cruis|er [ˈkru:zə US ər] n 1.) a large fast ship used by the navy ▪ a battle cruiser 2.) a boat used for pleasure 3.) AmE a police car …
23cruiserweight — cruis|er|weight [ˈkru:zəweıt US zər ] n a ↑boxer who weighs less than 86.18 kilograms, and who is heavier than a ↑light heavyweight but lighter than a ↑heavyweight …
24cruising — cruis|ing [ˈkru:zıŋ] n [U] AmE 1.) the activity of taking a holiday on a cruise ship 2.) when young people drive cars slowly down a particular street as a way of being with their friends ▪ a sign saying No cruising 3.) when someone looks for… …
25cruiser — cruis|er [ kruzər ] noun count 1. ) a fast military ship: a battle cruiser a ) a motor boat that is used for sailing in for pleasure and is big enough to live on: CABIN CRUISER 2. ) AMERICAN INFORMAL a police car …
26cruiskeen — cruis·keen …
27cruisken — cruis·ken …
28keen — cruis·keen; keen·er; keen·ly; keen·ness; nan·keen; sa·keen; keen; …
29cruiser — cruis•er [[t]ˈkru zər[/t]] n. 1) mil navig. one of a class of warships designed for high speed and long cruising radius 2) squad car 3) naut. navig. cabin cruiser • Etymology: 1670–80; < D kruiser=kruis(en) to cruise+ er er I …
30Mundos de Nintendo — Anexo:Mundos de Nintendo Saltar a navegación, búsqueda A su largo tiempo, Nintendo, empresa de videojuegos, desde 1980, ha estado inventando y recreando mundos ficticios y reales, que en esta generación, van más allá de lo que se ofrece. En estos …
