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Meanings of tour in anglès
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enrolamiento A period of time spent in military service.
Synonyms
Examples for "hitch"
Examples for "hitch"
1
How'd it go today? He hoped it had gone without a hitch.
2
Without a hitch, the pair announced the winner: The Shape of Water.
3
The second went just as smoothly, and the third without a hitch.
4
Everybody knew his job well, and everything went forward without a hitch.
5
As it happened, our eight-day mission didn't come off without a hitch.
1
The enlistment of the seven in the pirate fleet was tacitly acknowledged.
2
I wish the name under which you served in your previous enlistment.
3
The men came so rapidly that the standard for enlistment was raised.
4
The trim, khaki-garbed enlistment officer rubs elbows with the lodging house bum.
5
But what about enlistment bonuses, which some sailors say are being delayed?
1
Twelve years is the term of enlistment in the British navy.
2
This difficulty about the term of enlistment was the seed of the mutiny.
3
After the expiration of his term of enlistment he reenlisted as a private.
4
His term of enlistment expired soon, and he was already counting the days.
5
Of seven other regiments the term of enlistment was on the point of expiring.
1
He served one tour of duty in Iraq, according to the Army.
2
The first tour of duty would be for three months, it said.
3
I'm going now, back to Deadland, to finish my tour of duty.
4
He had just signed on for another tour of duty at Xinhua.
5
Leaving the captain's desk, the watch officer resumed his tour of duty.
1
I served a duty tour in the CNIS weapons division as a technical evaluation officer.
2
Our duty tour finished a few weeks back.
3
I have asked the Chancellor's office in Norwich to request the Confederation Navy squadron extends its duty tour.
4
As senior officer, Martin had the right to reject or keep his partner after their first eleven-month duty tour.
5
Once his duty tour on Lalonde was finished in another three years he would have to go through innumerable refresher courses.
Usage of tour in anglès
1
The tour goes to Europe and the United States later this year.
2
A number of tour operators have good value packages to this area.
3
The Weekend's tour of the regions today takes us to New Plymouth.
4
Looming health crisis in the pacific and John Key's pacific nations tour.
5
Most tour companies and attractions offer 50 per cent off for children.
6
Contracts with tour operators, for example, are agreed two years in advance.
7
The tour director said she planned to join future voter turnout efforts.
8
One morning during a tour in the front line in this sector.
9
Mayers' spokeswoman said tour dates ten days from now were not cancelled.
10
You're off on tour in Europe and North America from February 26.
11
EBONY: You incorporate a lot of great history lessons during the tour.
12
Sechin's recent Latin American tour included traditional Soviet allies Cuba and Nicaragua.
13
When the band tour Europe or Japan, though, it's a different story.
14
Tim remembered this area; he had seen it earlier, during the tour.
15
Last year we had what you can perhaps call an easy tour.
16
In a world tour last year she visited more than 21 countries.
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