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Topic Culture:: PAGE #11
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301. Actor (ηθοποιός)
:: Nonstate actors are to be encouraged to participate in the development process
302. Amplifier (ενισχυτής)
:: Thermal noise typically originates in the amplifiers
303. Amplify (ενίσχυση)
:: And they say they have some sort of gear I can wear that will amplify neural signals or something and will help too
304. Brass (ορείχαλκος)
:: The tulips and hearts theme continues throughout the house in wood carvings and stained glass and even in beautiful brass and copper door plates
305. Cable (καλώδιο)
:: And even though we have cable we watch all the Spanish language channels to entertain us and inform us about whats going on in the world
306. Cittern (cittern)
:: Viols rebecs citterns lutes and wooden flutes help
307. Engraving (χαρακτική)
:: Born raised and educated just outside of London Barraclough initially learned the art of engraving from a Master English gunsmith in the late 1940s
308. Flat (διαμέρισμα)
:: the tyre was flat
309. Hymn (ύμνος)
:: It is a massive hymn in the Byzantine Rite in praise of the Virgin Mary
310. Jungle (ζούγκλα)
:: Even so every walk in a jungle where wild elephants rhinos buffaloes or tigers roam is a tense experience even if you do have an armed forest guard along with you
311. Narrate (διηγούμαι)
:: The series is narrated by the Welsh journalist and will be shown on Sundays at 730
312. Narration (αφήγηση)
:: There is mostly a simple matter of fact narration in the news
313. Narrative (αφήγημα)
:: narrative technique
314. Reggae (ρέγκε)
:: Until Sean Paul came on the scene dancehall reggae was starting to get a little boring
315. Sequel (η συνέχεια)
:: They have to put up with some shoddy sequels to groundbreaking originals
316. Sequence (αλληλουχία)
:: Heres the sequence of events when someone is having their reaction time measured
317. Sequencer (διαδοχέας)
:: They havent added drum machines or sequencers
318. Serenade (σερενάτα)
:: No longer would courtly ladies be gently serenaded by lovestruck balladeers The Taming Of The Shrew threw out any notion of wooing and replaced it with a more martial one
319. Silhouette (σιλουέτα)
:: Before the young man knew what was happening two of the figures at the alleys entrance fell silently silhouetting another dark figure with a silver longsword in his or her hand
320. Soliloquy (μονόλογος)
:: There seems to be both a haughty reserve that keeps us at a distance during the soliloquies and an absence of inner mystery to tempt our curiosity in the first place
321. Solo (μονοφωνία)
:: At 10 to 25 cents an hour it took me about two years to have the money to log the eight hours necessary to solo at age 16
322. Star (αστέρι)
:: Castors skill with horses is said to be shared by those born under the influence of the star
323. Starlet (στάρλετ)
:: Success as a model led Chambers to Hollywood but Marilyn soon became disgusted with the casting couch mentality young starlets are often subject too
324. Subtitle (υπότιτλος)
:: The current subtitle could also serve as an appropriate title
325. Tinny (κασσιτερώδης)
:: I say again the sound is dreadful terribly aged degraded compressed tinny and just overall awful sounding
326. Usherette (ταξιθέτρια)
:: The place had a uniformed commissionaire a dress circle and rude behaviour was ruthlessly stamped out by frightening torchwielding usherettes
327. Write (γράφω)
:: The main reason for this is that virus and spyware authors write malware for the most common platform
328. Writer (συγγραφέας)
:: Elisabeth Hurst is a writer of short stories Jo Rittenhouse is a poet
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