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Meanings of Son in English
Usage of Son in English
1
Last year, Son said it aims to re-list Arm within five years.
2
Why couldn't I have said, 'Son, I need your help this weekend'?
3
Second, Son's long-term plan for a second Vision Fund looks more remote.
4
It is possible that Son's concessions work out to SoftBank's long-term benefit.
5
In the 39th minute, however, Son ensured that Spurs' initiative was rewarded.
6
A. Moore; the subject taken from the parable of the Prodigal Son.
7
In the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost.
8
Alli then set up Son Heung who drilled home two minutes later.
9
Christ is the Son of God; antichrist is the son of hell.
10
First, no resistance to my current or future conquests, or my Son's.
11
The bank was carried on in the names of Fletwode and Son.
12
The great power in Dombey and Son is that of the railways.
13
The Native Son-inthe truest sense of the romantic-isa romantic figure.
14
The Son represents the Trinity, which is thus absorbed in the Mother.
15
In the morning he passed by the office of Grant & Son.
16
The door slowly swings open; the Angel and the Professor's Son enter.
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