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Meanings of cid in anglès
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cid The United States Army's principal law enforcement agency responsible for the conduct of criminal investigations for all levels of the Army anywhere in the world.
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Examples for "sidi"
Examples for "sidi"
1
Yet many in Sidi Bouzid say Ben Ali's ouster is not enough.
2
At Sidi Bishr, on the banks of the Mediterranean, I met another.
3
I thought of the sunset this afternoon, as viewed from Sidi Mansur.
4
Sidi and you shall return home at once with half my followers.
5
The Arabs had seen them approaching, and welcomed Sidi with exuberant delight.
1
By lineage, I am a sayyid, a direct descendant of the Prophet through his daughter Fatima and his grandson Husayn.
2
These ideas were further developed in the 20th century by Sayyid Qutb.
3
Muhammad Hanif, the wise mason, came from Kandahar, Muhammad Sayyid from Mooltan.
4
When she had gone, Najib shook his head at Sayyid's sullen posture.
5
Najib's skin flared for a moment, as if Sayyid's advice had excited him.
Usage of cid in anglès
1
He was the Cid; he was Lohengrin; he was the Chevalier Bayard.
2
The Cid is also the foremost hero of the ancient Spanish Ballads.
3
We know it because be became the trusted friend of the Cid.
4
The Cid then became a vassal of the Moorish king of Saragossa.
5
The CID came round a few times, but I kept denying it.
6
Onward went the Cid, his followers growing in number as he marched.
7
He was like the Cid Campeador, to whom the Sheik Jabias said:
8
The Cid presented Tizon to his nephew and Colada to Martin Antolinez.
9
I return you Master Cid, with his fine sentiments, in the bargain.
10
The name Cid was given him by the Moors, and means lord.
11
After a long life-time of adventure the Cid sickened of a malady.
12
When word of this outrage came to the Cid his wrath overflowed.
13
This good service the Cid Ruydiez did to Castille after his death.
14
Now Zulema had sent for my Cid, and the cause was this.
15
But the Cid was undaunted, and had soon laid his enemy low.
16
Kolbrún was called down to the CID once, out of the blue.
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Cid across language varieties
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