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Meanings of Abo in English
Portuguese
aborígene Catalan
aborigen australià A dark-skinned member of a race of people living in Australia when Europeans arrived.
Usage of Abo in English
1
But I am Chief of Police in Abo, and I release him.
2
He entered the University of Abo in 1822, and in Helsingfors.
3
This meeting took place in Abo, a little town in Finland.
4
He told her that the Abo ringer, Samson, had returned to the homestead.
5
Eugénie Nicolet and Abo Gabassa had made the crossing on the same ship.
6
Anything obscene and your family will be brought to see it, Abo Umara said.
7
The boys were annoyed about not being allowed into shopping malls, Abo Umara said.
8
My boss Abo, he's called Bourneville; he's a bonza boy.
9
But he's an Abo, and he's painting his own place.
10
The Criminal Court of Abo did so, he said dryly.
11
It would be as well to make the next payment through the Aktiebank in Abo.
12
I've done a lot of research on Abo Gabassa.
13
His decision to become a runner was prompted by watching Nurmi run at Abo, Finland.
14
If it wasn't for the Abo stockmen, the boongs, I don't know what we'd do.
15
Therefore I took the midnight train back to Abo, arriving at the hotel next morning.
16
The man who brought you here from Abo will not dare to accept such responsibility.
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