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11Tress — People*Arthur Tress (born 1940), American photographer *Ronald Tress (1915 2006), British professor and director *Tress MacNeille (born 1951), American voice actress *William Tress, architect and designer of railway stations.Things Called… …
12Tress — Kyle Tress (* 29. Mai 1981) ist ein US amerikanischer Skeletonpilot. Kyle Tress lebt in Ewing und studiert an der Plattsburgh State University. 2002 begann er mit dem Skeletonsport, seit 2004 ist er Teil des US Nationalkaders. Seine Trainer sind… …
13tress — UK [tres] / US noun [countable] Word forms tress : singular tress plural tresses literary a) a long piece of a woman s hair b) tresses [plural] long hair that hangs down a woman s back …
14Tress MacNeille — Nombre real Tress MacNeille Nacimiento 20 de junio de 1951 (60 años) …
15Tress MacNeille — (* 20. Juni 1951 in Chicago, Illinois, USA) ist eine US amerikanische Synchronsprecherin. Karriere MacNeille arbeitet seit 1979 als Synchronsprecherin. Seitdem war sie in über 200 Sprechrollen in Film und Fernsehen zu hören, darunter …
16Tress MacNeille — Infobox actor voice name = Tress MacNeille landscape = birthname = alias = Tress McNeil, Tress Mac Neille birth date = birth date and age|1951|6|20 birth place = California, United States death date = death place = occupation = Voice actress… …
17Tress MacNeille — Pour les articles homonymes, voir MacNeille. Tress MacNeille Tress MacNeille est une actrice américaine née le 20 juin 1951 à …
18tress-trainer — An ornamental elastic band to fasten the hair in a ponytail, twist, or braid. A hair tie or ponytail fastener, especially the classic one consisting of an elastic band with colored beads on the end. Mary Anne fished in her purse, pulled out a… …
19tress-trainer — An ornamental elastic band to fasten the hair in a ponytail, twist, or braid. A hair tie or ponytail fastener, especially the classic one consisting of an elastic band with colored beads on the end. Mary Anne fished in her purse, pulled out a… …
20tress — noun Etymology: Middle English tresse, from Anglo French tresce Date: 14th century 1. a long lock of hair; especially the long unbound hair of a woman usually used in plural 2. archaic a plait of hair ; braid …
