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Meanings of Tangier in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "Tangiers"
Examples for "Tangiers"
1
It took place in Tangiers because Belgium's two Muslim cemeteries are full.
2
I am very glad that I went to Tangiers, for many reasons.
3
Of course, the worst wounds had been delivered in Tangiers-physicallyand mentally.
4
John Churchill went to Tangiers for a few years to fight Barbary Pirates.
5
Footnote 26: Hostilities had commenced between France and Morocco, and Tangiers was bombarded.
Usage of Tangier in anglès
1
I am glad to have seen Tangier-thesecond-oldesttown in the world.
2
Northern Morocco also has a train line, which connects you to Tangier.
3
More like a fellow you'd see at Tangier than in these parts.
4
From Tangier he crossed to Gibraltar, and anchored among the shipping there.
5
At Ceuta, Tarifa, and Tangier there was a similar want of success.
6
On the bombardment of Tangier, Ben left the country with other fugitives.
7
Bland and I talking about Tangier business, and so home to bed.
8
I came down into Tangier, I had no money and no friends.
9
I am very glad that I went to Tangier, for many reasons.
10
He has decreed, it seems, that she is to go to Tangier.
11
You must go as quickly as you can get there, to Tangier.
12
The town is about two-thirds of a day's journey from Tangier, south-east.
13
We have touched at Tarifa, Ceuta, and Tangier, but that is all.
14
Hundreds of Moors come to Tangier every year and embark for Mecca.
15
Bland's, who is making now all haste to be gone for Tangier.
16
I've got an old buddy in Tangier I've been wanting to see.