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Meanings of kos in anglès
Ancient unit of distance from the Indian subcontinent.
Related terms
A Greek island, part of the Dodecanese island chain in the southeastern Aegean Sea, off the Anatolian coast of Turkey.
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Examples for "coss"
Examples for "coss"
1
Oi shan't love 'em a bit the less coss oi loves little Polly.
2
I kem along now' 'coss I want to be aboard afore it's dark.
3
However, there was still some salad left, some large coss lettuce leaves soaked with oil.
4
He has also a fort called Atursae, two coss south from Dewa; a mile west from Buldeogur.
5
From its flat roof a body of horse had been seen in the distance, nearly a coss away.
1
You're seven koss downstream.
2
Koss since has left the country, China's Foreign Ministry said last Tuesday.
3
It seemed a peaceful place... until Koss spotted the dead man.
4
The next day Koss came racing back to warn Yoren of a camp ahead.
5
Their leukemia could have been caused by other factors, said Amgen spokeswoman Ashleigh Koss.
1
One is a 'Shakanah' (Englishman), the other a 'Naimewa' from the 'Maha-mate-kosh-ehoj' (an exile from the French).
2
The enemy, by all he could learn, were now far distant from the Four Lakes-probably at Kosh-ko-nong.
3
Kosh amedeid, you are welcome, Huckaback.
4
All the effective men had been withdrawn, upon a requisition from General Atkinson, to join him at his newly-built fort at Kosh-ko-nong.
5
Why, man, if we keep on in this direction, following the course of the river, we shall bring up at Kosh-ko-nong, instead of Chicago.
Usage of kos in anglès
1
For further particulars respecting the modes of catching the eu-kod-kos, vide vol.
2
In some places the beds of saffron-flowers extend to a kos.
3
In our reckoning it is twenty kos and one kos is three kilometers.
4
One of the best parts about being South Africa is undeniably our kief kos.
5
Dē mod' o kos- abardat the court of Alkinoös.
6
My horse lies dead one kos from Hanadra here!
7
About five kos off, we called a halt for breakfast, and reached Tusgam about four P.M.
8
Arriving at Sankoo, we found it a well-wooded thinly-inhabited valley, about a kos and a half in length.
9
About three kos from Sirinugger, we stopped at another very extensive site of Cyclopeian ruins, at a place called Pandreton.
10
A kos too, which ought to be from one and a half to two miles, means here anything between one mile and seven.
11
From the summit of this pass we descended about three kos to Lamieroo, without passing a single hut or village on the entire road.
12
During the lifetime of my father (Akbar) I went twice to this fountain, which is about twenty kos from the city of Cashmere.
13
The Intelligence officer had barely got outside when a tall and even good-looking native attracted his attention by raising his battered hat and murmuring "kos."
14
It was 13 kos (26 miles) long by 18 miles wide, an area of 468 square miles, but a trifle in Indian History.
15
There are two Athens-to-Kos flights per day; roundtrip is about 150 Euros.
16
They will meet police and coast guard officials on Kos on Friday.