Examples of using Commoners in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Commoners and rural villagers, who made up
While visiting Ronan in recuperation, Crystal inadvertently helped rally the Kree people when she showed compassion towards a ward filled with injured Kree commoners.
where few if any grapes were grown, beer and ale were the common drink of both commoners and nobility.
Hence, we must not take for granted, that we live in a larger house than commoners and are bestowed several privileges.
But you will have to accept it soon, as 500 years of law that distinguish between noblemen and commoners are about to be abolished.
Brain were commoners.
they occasionally saw commoners and priests, as well paladins standing watch.
Merchants and commoners who walked through by the streets would stopped their feet silently as they watched the army to passed by.
A supernatural power that commoners were not supposed to be capable of generating.
The Fallen Angels had the technology to erase the memories of commoners who got involved with abnormal powers and other beings.
Only the commoners like them could make such a large gamble without thinking about the risks.
For medieval commoners the main marker of the passage of time was the call to prayer at intervals throughout the day.
Commoners without mon often used those of their patron or the organization they belonged to.
So with this in hand, even commoners can use magic?".
they occasionally saw commoners and priests, as well paladins standing watch.
Commoners can only stay for a month before the strong magical power becomes unbearable, causing their bodies severe discomfort.
The eighth shogun Tokugawa Yoshimune ordered boxes to be installed so commoners can submit their thoughts.
family become members of the family, but those who marry commoners, like Princess Ayako, must leave.
members of the family, but those who marry commoners, like Ayako, must leave.
Grand juries date from 12th century England, where they were established to protect commoners from overzealous prosecution by the king.