cardinal
 noun
 cardeal
EN Aleck, in her dream life, went over to the Episcopal camp, on account of its large official titles; next she became High-church on account of the candles and shows; and next she naturally changed to Rome, where there were cardinals and more candles.
GL Na súa vida de soños Aleck fíxose membro da Igrexa Episcopal, por mor dos numerosos títulos oficiais que esta outorgaba; despois pasouse ó sector máis conservador da Igrexa Anglicana, polo das candeas e a pompa; e posteriormente, como non, converteuse ó catolicismo, que tiña cardeais e aínda máis candeas.
 Fonte: LEG (467)
adjective
fundamental
EN At the same time, Israelis invoke the cardinal international right of historic use --they were the first to tap into and develop this source about 80 years ago through an agreement with the British Mandate (in a concession to a Jewish contractor).
GL Os israelís invocan un principio fundamental de dereito internacional: o uso histórico, xa que foron os primeiros en utilizalo hai 80 anos, por concesión do Mandato Británico a un adxudicatario xudeu.
Fonte: C28 (243)
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