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871. Stowage (stowage)
:: He watched as an attendant standing 10 feet away pushed a key fob button lifting the rear decklid and retracting the threepanel metal roof smoothly silently into the ample stowage compartment
872. Shipper (ekspedisto)
:: Heavy fines are imposed on airlines shippers and trucking companies found to be carrying stowaways whilst border controls have been stepped up
873. Shipping (Sendo)
:: Even including the cost of shipping you can save money
874. Shipwreck (ŝiprompiĝo)
:: Here you can explore untouched reefs and many shipwrecks
875. Shipyard (ŝipkonstruejo)
:: The 250 exhibitors from top shipyards and international luxury yacht manufacturers made the show the largest of its kind in Asia
876. Slow (malrapida)
:: In our tests this printer was slow noisy and yielded the least impressive results even with the subtle photo cartridge in place
877. Pothole (Pothole)
:: The Bulgarian team investigated explored and made maps of nine caves and potholes all of them 4km long
878. Bend (kurbiĝon)
:: Weights were then progressively added to the weighing boat which caused the petiole to bend curving upwards
879. Undercarriage (aŭtofundo)
:: But there are also details intended to give a simpler and cleaner look the sills seem part of the body instead of a separate undercarriage the boot lid is tidier and there is less clutter on the bumpers
880. Windscreen (ekrano)
:: The vandals mainly broke off wing mirrors and damaged windscreens in the vehicles
881. Budget (buĝeto)
:: Take a look at some of the bigger items of expenditure in your budget
882. Buffer (bufro)
:: Doubt is the buffer between blind faith and cold logic
883. Caravan (karavano)
:: a gypsy caravan
884. Hardtop (malmola plafono)
:: The challenge there is that you cant take the hardtop with you in case it rains and conversely if the weathers great you have to leave the hardtop somewhere to enjoy openair motoring
885. Outrider (Outrider)
:: I had great admiration for the police outriders who had to maintain control of their vehicles at slow speed and under a rain of well meant missiles they had many more miles to cover
886. Outrigger (Outrigger)
:: The Scouts are quite proficient but I am keen to see them handling the local outrigged log canoes during the trip he said
887. Excursion (ekskurso)
:: To understand the underlying basis of the Buteyko method and related methods such as the SelfHealer a short excursion to the root of the problem may help
888. Manager (manaĝero)
:: The input manager operates between a device driver and a player application program
889. Manageress (manageress)
:: The Administration dealt with all queries and emergencies which arose in the teashops and for which manageresses needed help
890. Ship (ŝipo)
:: From its piers Iraq began to ship the goods from those factories to buyers in other countries throughout the region
891. Backstreet (Backstreet)
:: She floated through the maze of alleys and backstreets craning her neck her eyes searching
892. Backwash (backwash)
:: There was a yellowishgrey foam swirling on top and after a wave washed up on shore its backwash collided with the next incoming wave to create a geyser effect
893. Aground (jxetitaj)
:: they ran the ship aground
894. Rucksack (dorsosako)
:: I came to the city centre with one holdall and a small bag and went away with two holdalls three bags and two rucksacks
895. Rudder (direktado)
:: Both pilots had to input left rudder to maintain directional control
896. Hop (hop)
:: The flight was the smoothest hour and a half hop ever and the landing everyone commented was a transparent glide from air to runway
897. Resort (feriejo)
:: It is the option of first recourse and of last resort
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