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Meanings of annamites in anglès
portuguès
anamitas 
Synonyms
Examples for "annamite people"
Examples for "annamite people"
1
Vietnam War protestors call on government to apologise to the Vietnamese people.
2
Two more Vietnamese people are thought to have died of bird flu.
3
These actions serve the legitimate interests of the American people and the Vietnamese people.
4
That's the sort of thing that appeals to Vietnamese people.
5
They included the 39 Vietnamese people found dead in a refrigerated lorry last October.
Usage of annamites in anglès
1
The Annamites were something awful to see.
2
To the sailors, Annamites, Tonquinese, or "Black Flags" are all of the same Chinese family.
3
In the late afternoon, returning home in the half-light, she overtook a convoy of lorries driven by Annamites.
4
But the last lorry had drawn alongside, and a French sergeant descended from it and joined the Annamites.
5
Chinese, Arabs and Annamites made signs and gibbered, but none cared whether they were in amity or enmity.
6
Annamites-Frenchcolonial troops from Indo-China.
7
Never had the Annamites and the Chinamen, who in Saigon act as stevedores, appeared to him so lazy, so intolerable.
8
Amongst the Australians also supernatural beings dwell amongst the rocks, and the Annamites and Arabians know of fairies living amongst the rocks and hills.
9
I only lost these troops to find myself crushed in by long lines of mountain artillery carried on mules, and led by strange-looking Annamites.
10
After such a sacrifice of blood against the English, the Annamites, the Mindanaos, etc., what reward or thanks have we received from the Spanish Government?
Frequent collocations
Annamites through the time