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Meanings of Hollands in English
Spanish
gin holandés Synonyms
Examples for "geneva"
Examples for "geneva"
1
Myanmar's ambassador in Geneva denied his government arrested people for political reasons.
2
But international law, including the Geneva Conventions, must be followed, he said.
3
Turkey restricts its application of the Geneva Convention to refugees from Europe.
4
In Geneva, a U.S. official said enrichment suspension remained the powers' position.
5
Those working in field response teams outside Geneva were vaccinated last week.
1
Dutchman's Breeches-Thatcase of Holland gin and Old Tailor has arrived.
2
Consider yourself fined five cases of first-quality Holland gin.
3
Fourth-proof French brandy, Jamaica rum, Holland gin, cherry bounce, Martinique cordial, Madeira, port, sherry, cider.
4
Cut a ripe balsam apple in small pieces, and fill a bottle with it; pour Holland gin on it.
5
He had no imagination and no graces; he disgusted the English nobles by drinking Holland gin, and by his brusque manners.
Usage of Hollands in English
1
Pour yourself a considerable modicum of the Hollands and smoke another cigar.
2
There's the Hollands on the table, if you'll have one more nightcap.
3
I sha'n't have much to spend on Hollands when I get there.
4
Dr Hollands said that initially these observations didn't make any sense.
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But the ladies of Surbiton Cottage were unsupplied also with Hollands.
6
A glass of hot Hollands will take the chill from you.
7
Burt nodded, and poured some more Hollands from the square bottle.
8
For dealing in lace, Hollands, cambrics, lawns, &c. Capital, two millions.
9
Ugh! and he shivered and took another pull at the Hollands.
10
Why, have you not heard, Thomas, that John Hollands the butler has absconded?
11
The Hollands never went to parties or to dances; they were not that sort.
12
Before she could say more, Bradly placed in her hands Hollands' letter of explanation.
13
He had quaffed a cup of Hollands with no other than Henry Hudson himself.
14
You may suppose, then, sir, as John Hollands had a fine time of it.
15
I didn't find too much, other than great pictures of John Deeres and New Hollands.
16
John Hollands is wearing his Korean war veterans and Anglo-Korean Society badges when we meet.
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