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Meanings of voila in anglès

Used to introduce a person, thing or action that the listener can feel very often visually.

Usage of voila in anglès
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A minute later and, voila, my first medical miracle juice was ready.
News.com.au
2
And voila, you have a Bheki Cele-proof solution to your dry month.
The South African
3
All it takes is 40 seconds and voila, magic on your plate.
The South African
4
Some Egyptian activists come to a training session and voila, Tahrir Square!
The Guardian
5
In one hand the soft glove of kindness, in the other, voila!
Pierre and His People: Tales of the Far North. Volume 2.
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To wash away I use a wet Face Halo pad and voila.
News.com.au
7
In almost every case, the virtual server came up without incident, and voila!
Backup & recovery
8
One you can easily pull aside for a dramatic voila effect.
Naked pictures of famous people
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By Friday, voila, tickets for the show on May 15 were on sale.
The Irish Times
10
Fire up the app, enter a PIN and voila -the car's secure.
Wired
11
I bent down on the floor once again, opened the door, and voila!
The ghost chronicles
12
Then as I came up there was a general cry of Le voila!
To-morrow?
13
She'd crack a tin, butter some plain white bread and voila!
The Guardian
14
So, we set to work and voila, here's the list for you to peruse.
The Irish Times
15
We all come home at night and voila, mystery meal.
James Potter and the Hall of Elders' Crossing
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I used rubber cement to attach the paper and voila!
Wired
About this term
Voila through the time
Voila across language varieties
United Kingdom
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