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МатематикаВопрос:
29. The symbol of Wales is a red dragon, which also appears on the flag of the country. The dragon was a popular symbol in the ancient world. The Romans and the Saxons often used it. The image of a dragon _______ symbolized power in ancient times. It became the TRADITION
Ответ:
traditionally. В данном контексте слово 'traditionally' используется в качестве наречия, описывающее обычай в течение времени. The image of a dragon 'traditionally' symbolized power in ancient times.
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