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Meanings of Bolivar in English
Portuguese
simón bolívar Spanish
el libertador Venezuelan statesman who led the revolt of South American colonies against Spanish rule; founded Bolivia in 1825 (1783-1830)
Usage of Bolivar in English
1
The virtue of the name, what it stood for in Bolivar County.
2
By 2001, a raft of corruption allegations plagued the Plan Bolivar program.
3
He is from Bolivar and said he was born in the mines.
4
We were going to Bolivar, and had to cross the river Brazos.
5
In preparation for this fight Bolivar's army was formed in three divisions.
6
He can beat Bolivar and the Spanish put together if he chooses.
7
I need hardly counsel you to accept the help which Bolivar offers.
8
Deets would be proud of him, and even Bolivar would take notice.
9
In one sense Bolivar's horizon was wider than that of San Martin.
10
Instead, in 1925 the school went to Cleveland, in neighboring Bolivar County.
11
He agreed to pay me ten per cent gross receipts for Bolivar.
12
General Bolivar said, 'When you want arms, take them from the enemy.'
13
That ain't it, said poor Bolivar, slipping a trembling arm about her.
14
The Captain had his shirt off, letting Bolivar treat his mare bite.
15
The ship was sunk by a German submarine right outside of Bolivar harbor.
16
At the south end of the island was the port city of Bolivar.
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