palace

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palace
[ˈpælɪs]
sustantivo
1palacio (m)

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palace [pa-lis]
sustantivo
1Palacio; edificio suntuoso.

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palace [ˈpælɪs]
noun
palacio; (m) (grand house etc) palacio; (m)
...a barn Maxwell bought and turned into a palace We had a handicapped child who lived in a home in Nuneaton; it was a palace in comparison with what these kids have here
the Palace has refused to comment (Britain) la Casa Real se ha negado a hacer comentarios
`We couldn't possibly comment', is the palace's response to all questions about the family's private life
modifier
palace revolution (n) revolución de palacio; (f)
the Home Office was the last place where Bayldon would have the spare time to plot a palace revolution
palace spokesman (n) portavoz de la Casa Real; (m)
A Palace spokesman said: 'the Queen is fine'

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