I--I thought you were trying to give me a nickname.
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Em pensava que em volies posar un sobrenom.
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Now we will be able to give our friends a nickname, so that regardless of the name that our colleagues have, we can locate them quickly.
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Ara podrem posar un sobrenom als nostres amics, perquè independentment del nom que tinguin els companys els puguem localitzar ràpidament.
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She was nicknamed "Melons" by the popular press.
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La premsa popular li va posar el sobrenom de "Melons".
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The Swiss nicknamed him The Rock.
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El suís li va posar el sobrenom de The Rock.
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It was nicknamed "the Silesian Eiffel Tower" by the local population.
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La població local li va posar el sobrenom de «la Torre Eiffel de Silèsia».
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A common nickname for the car is "’Sud".
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Un sobrenom habitual per al cotxe és “Sud”.
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Because such an unwise, unjust, unnatural compact might (perhaps) in the next succession put them under the government of a rogue or a fool.
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Perquè una aliança tan imprudent, injusta, antinatural, podria (potser) en la successió següent posar-los sota el govern d’un brètol o un ximple.
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It was nicknamed the dustbin.
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El seu sobrenom era “l’abocador”.
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The origin of the nickname is not certain.
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L’origen del sobrenom és incert.
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"Duke" was not a title or a nickname, but a given name.
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"Duke" no era un títol ni un sobrenom, sinó el seu nom.
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