Translation of "barrel shotgun" to English language:
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| Together with rusted barrel and rotten | Together with rusted barrel and rotten |
| Riding Shotgun Riding shotgun é uma expressão anglo saxónica que se refere a viajar no lugar do passageiro da frente de um automóvel. | This practice has survived in American slang the term riding shotgun is used for the passenger who sits in the front passenger seat. |
| Tente digitar ''Do a barrel roll'' no google. Incrível, não? | Try typing Do a barrel roll into Google. Amazing, isn't it? |
| Em 2007, Donkey Kong Barrel Blast foi lançado para o Wii. | In , Donkey Kong Barrel Blast was released for the Nintendo Wii. |
| O primeiro single, Shotgun , foi lançado oficialmente em 17 de maio de 2011. | Shotgun was released as a single on May 17, 2011. |
| Barrel organ, the story of the mechanical organ and its repair , Barnes ORD HUME, W.J.G. | Barrel organ, the story of the mechanical organ and its repair , Barnes ORD HUME, W.J.G. |
| Estas crianças na internet, eles tem esse grupo de crianças e elas gostam de dizer palavras engraçadas como barrel roll. | These kids on the Internet, they have this group of kids and they like to say funny words like barrel roll. |
| O Steampacket acabou em 1966 e Rod Stewart juntou se ao Shotgun Express como líder vocal junto a Beryl Marsden. | Stewart then joined a somewhat similar outfit, Shotgun Express, in May 1966 as co lead vocalist with Beryl Marsden. |
| Entre os integrantes do Shotgun Express estavam Mick Fleetwood e Peter Green (que formariam o Fleetwood Mac), além de Peter Bardens. | Amongst the other members were Mick Fleetwood and Peter Green (who would go on to form Fleetwood Mac), and Peter Bardens. |
| Em um projeto de sequenciamento shotgun, todo o DNA do ser vivo analisado (seja uma bactéria, seja um mamífero) é inicialmente particionado em milhões de pequenos pedaços. | In a shotgun sequencing project, all the DNA from a source (usually a single organism, anything from a bacterium to a mammal) is first fractured into millions of small pieces. |
