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Meanings of gala in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "blowout"
Examples for "blowout"
1
The Cardinals did set a few franchise records despite the blowout loss.
2
As early word of BP's Deepwater Horizon blowout began spreading, investors panicked.
3
Hermanson started the blowout with a layup on the Gaels' first possession.
4
MMS has been under intense scrutiny since the April 20 BP blowout.
5
Opposition leader Simon Bridges is accusing the government of a spending blowout.
1
Attitudes to this strange jamboree, which takes place tonight, vary throughout Europe.
2
The jamboree kicks off tomorrow with a screening of Stephen Gyllenhaal's Waterland.
3
Tomorrow I leave for the scout jamboree, where I will try to forget.
4
It is all fine and well and they are entitled to their jamboree.
5
The jamboree will focus on shorts, documentaries and independent feature films.
1
Why not make a gala affair of a rather dreary November task-
2
It was supposed to have been a gala affair-jet-setsociety in all its ravenous glory.
3
Came the day of the luncheon, a gala affair in the banquet room of the hotel.
4
It will be a gala affair, almost an historical moment in the early history of this community.
5
Even if she had wanted a gala affair, McBarron says that she likely wouldn't have asked for financial help.
Usage of gala in anglès
1
Last night the festival hosted a gala screening of Matteo Garrone's Reality.
2
The gala is set for January 20 at the Century Plaza Hotel.
3
You have never seen a gala audience on its feet; the roses-
4
The present gala doings were carried on in a very different spirit.
5
The gala was cancelled five months before the start of the tournament.
6
He was sitting within, dressed in the gala costume of a Crow.
7
I know it's a gala, but I don't want them falling over.
8
Franklin's last performance was at Elton John's AIDS Foundation gala in November.
9
We drove out in complete gala dress through thick clouds of dust.
10
The production has it's gala premiere on Thursday night at The Civic.
11
The only gala I had ever heard about was the miner's gala.
12
Meanwhile, one of the first gala awards sprung something of a surprise.
13
Their picturesque uniforms added a gala note to the commonplace little scene.
14
There was a gala dinner to which all the diplomats were invited.
15
A gala day of 1870 was the spectacular removal of Blossom Rock.
16
Robbins is again wearing his gala jacket, with nice subtle glitter pinstripes.
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Gala through the time
Gala across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common