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Meanings of Bedouin in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "Beduin"
Examples for "Beduin"
1
The Amalekites had not as yet intermingled with the Ishmaelites, and their Beduin blood was still pure.
2
In the desert of the south were the Amalekite Beduin, ever ready to raid and murder their settled neighbours.
3
There half-savage Beduin tribes were scattered about over the deserts, and there some of the worst slave-dealers had their haunts.
4
A windy business... Beduin on camels will make a meal of any civilized camel-corps: or of infantry in the open: or of cavalry anyhow.
5
The earliest of Egyptian rock-sculptures is engraved in the peninsula, and represents Snefru, the founder of the fourth dynasty, slaughtering the Beduin who inhabited it.
Usage of Bedouin in anglès
1
They set to work ticking the Bedouin routes and establishing new lines.
2
She'd learned the value of subtlety during her time among the Bedouin.
3
The Egyptian government blamed the Sinai attacks on Bedouin with militant views.
4
The Bedouin greeted him and Ma'n asked him why he had come.
5
Greek and Bedouin fell silent, watching the laughing pageant in the garden.
6
The young Bedouin took Abbud by the arm, his grip almost painful.
7
All the instruction of the young man were followed by the Bedouin.
8
Palestinians called it a deliberate attempt to force the Bedouin to leave.
9
The abduction of the Bedouin woman was one of several recent incidents.
10
The surprise at this meteorological event, worthy of a Bedouin, seemed genuine.
11
Tell me, do you know why the Bedouin move around so much?
12
In one of the valleys we again came upon a Bedouin's camp.
13
The Bedouin arrived, and the King gave him gold, silver, and clothing.
14
Ghassab was a Rastafarian Bedouin, perhaps the only one in the world.
15
He was a Bedouin, if ever a son of the desert breathed.
16
He's a Bedouin and believe me those people could give a shit.
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United States of America
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