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Meanings of oh in anglès
portuguès
ohio Synonyms
Examples for "Ohio"
Examples for "Ohio"
1
The campaigns said they were following guidance from Ohio public health officials.
2
However, questions over provisional ballots in Ohio state delayed a final verdict.
3
Nuclear power counts toward renewable energy goals in only one state, Ohio.
4
As a result of Saturday's action, Ohio State will be the No.
5
The Ohio Green Party also opposes Issue 3 over the monopoly issue.
1
You know Ohio is called the ' Buckeye State,' Buckeye meaning 'Ohio Horse-Chestnuts.'
2
Ah, but this youth from the Buckeye State was sly.
3
The clubs look to break into the win column on Sunday when they meet in the Buckeye State.
4
The Buckeye State has 18 electoral votes, and no Republican has ever won the White House without winning Ohio.
5
Moody later said that the checkmark was for a moment misplaced, that it should have been on Michigan and not the Buckeye State.
Usage of oh in anglès
1
But think of the course of the future as, oh, flowing water.
2
And then they would say, oh, and start asking really personal questions.
3
They go a long way on a walkabout-oh my word, he said.
4
The list is long here but it really is oh so good!
5
I won't use the word here-oh yes, I will; why shouldn't I?
6
Including the idea that I'm, oh I can't even say it: Him.
7
This is actually the first time we've talked since, oh, probably August.
8
Of course he considered resigning but, oh, that pension-sonear and dear.
9
Swiss Interbank Clearing executed the order at nine-oh-one Zurich time this morning.
10
It was wrong on so many levels, but oh, it felt right.
11
Is this the same story we wrote about, oh, six months ago?
12
They say 'oh, he did some great acting' and they get Oscars.
13
Turn to point oh five and we'll cover for you, Luke says.
14
Its successes have included, oh, the Internet and the Global Positioning System.
15
And after the dumbest and most anti-climactic oh-my-God-I-can't-get-a-signal-on-my-cellphone moment in film history.
16
So changed, so changed that she did not know herself; but oh!
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United Kingdom
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Canada
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