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Kaleidoscope
from Greek καλός (beautiful) εἶδος (image) scopio (see)
1. A scene, situation, or experience that keeps changing and has many different aspects (a kaleidoscope of colours).
2.A toy that shows changing patterns, consisting of a tube with coloured pieces inside
1. A scene, situation, or experience that keeps changing and has many different aspects (a kaleidoscope of colours).
2.A toy that shows changing patterns, consisting of a tube with coloured pieces inside
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1 comment:
The top five things to do in NYC:
1. Visit liberty island.
Take the boat to the island where Miss Liberty is sitted.
2.Go to the Rockefeller Center.
Go up to rockefeller building, ski in the icerink and visit the shops.
3. Walking on China-Town and Little Italy.
Take a look at their curious streets,where you can find all that you can imagine!
4. Visit Grand Central Station.
Know the biggest station in the world. You can go anywhere you want!
5.Sight from Battery park.
Sit here and look the best sight of New York City, the NY skyline.
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