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Meanings of Kura in English

Portuguese
rio kura

A river in western Asia; rises in northeast Turkey and flows to the Caspian Sea.

rio kura
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Usage of Kura in English
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With the loss of Kura and Amira, Auckland Zoo is currently without lions.
Radio NZ
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They're enrolled with Te Kura Correspondence School and have always done online learning.
Radio NZ
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Eastern District Commander Superintendent Tania Kura said several investigations into the incident were underway.
Radio NZ
4
Before breakfast, her Father took Take out to the Kura.
The Japanese Twins
5
This one is about a butterfly, and comes from the album Te Kura Reo.
Radio NZ
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Whenua Kura is presenting scholarships to its first cohort of students studying at leadership level.
Radio NZ
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When they reached the Kura, the Father unlocked the door, and all three stepped inside.
The Japanese Twins
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All of Taro's kites were kept in the Kura.
The Japanese Twins
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When the line was about was quickly reversed and hurried back into the prison: Kura!
Blood Brothers: A Medic's Sketch Book
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The "Kura" is a little fireproof house in the garden.
The Japanese Twins
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First she went to the Kura with Taro and their Father to get out the flags.
The Japanese Twins
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Te Kura Maori o Waatea Annual report to be approved by school's board on Tuesday night.
Radio NZ
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They took Bot'Chan with them to the Kura.
The Japanese Twins
14
It seems that second-rate facilities are expected to be the norm for Kura Kaupapa Māori, Matthews said.
Radio NZ
15
And so Ahti and Kura had to leave their vessel and journey over the ice to land.
Finnish Legends for English Children
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The blind Raja had a family of one hundred sons, called the Kauravas from their ancestor, Kura.
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Portuguese
rio kura
Kura through the time
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New Zealand
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