vazada
English translation: with/had cut-outs
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|  Selected response from: Sormane Gomes United States Local time: 06:24 | ||||||
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| 5 | with/had cut-outs |
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| 4 | had holes |
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| 3 | hollowed out |
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7 mins confidence: 
had holes Explanation: assim eu usaria |
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23 mins confidence:
with/had cut-outs Explanation: Yves Saint Laurent Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet With Cut-Outs – Stunning!!! http://www.designerexposure.com/product/25332/ -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 24 mins (2008-04-06 23:46:14 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Bracelets in Copper, Gold, and Silver The very clean and elegant design is accented with a beautiful gem stone. .... The Kym Free Form Overlay With Cutouts. Kym's Bracelet ... www.energyrings.com/bracelets.html - 88k - Cached - Similar pages - Note this Bracelet for the jewelry and watch making industry - Patent 4671055 Each element includes an upper plate and a bottom plate having cutouts that ... 59/80, Gem setting. 1518745, December, 1924, Mehrlust, 59/80, Bracelet ... www.freepatentsonline.com/4671055.html - 25k OR cutouts |
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33 mins confidence:
hollowed out Explanation: I looked all over the internet for this. I found a hollowed-out heart necklace on a Brazilian site where the word "vazada" was used, and a very similar one on an American site where the word "open" was used, but most American jewelry of the "vazado" type was simply listed as "heart-shaped" or "daisy necklace," or whatever, with no reference to the fact that it was hollowed-out. So....I concluded that this term just isn't used much to apply to hollowed-out jewelry pieces in the USA. Another meaning for the term is "die-cast," which I don't think applies here - or does it? |
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