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Meanings of ala in English
Spanish
ala Spanish Air Force unit roughly equivalent to a wing.
Related terms
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Examples for "flügel"
Examples for "flügel"
1
He had accepted Flügel's judgment with impudent grace.
2
These glass fragments were said by Dr Flügel to contain either innumerable air-bubbles or minute needle-like crystals, or both.
3
My wife took the opportunity to rub into him Flügel's remarks, which, at least, made Watkins out shady in chronology.
4
German broadcaster ARD says that by designating Flügel as a surveillance target, the BfV can recruit informers and keep personal data on file.
5
This Dictionary has been compiled from the latest editions of Flügel, Hilpert, and Grieb, expressly for the assistance of English students of German.
Usage of ala in English
1
Not too much emotion But the message sinks home, ala the same.
2
If it be one ala, let bot be made with 3 shillings.
3
This is a metaphysical thriller ala Dante's Equation and Gabriel Knight.
4
A cartoon balloon read, "I am not a cook." "Cheese enchiladas ala Callahan.
5
The ala'a-papa is a hula of comparatively moderate action.
6
Well, unofficially but we might see them together all the time ala their first go 'round.
7
It makes a great go when they're combined, though,-theyala's makes sure game and slap-upprofit.
8
Arrange fish on the potatoes, with the fennel ala Grecque off to one side of the fish.
9
If everything was okay with Wendy then there was the vague promise of dinner prepared ala Callahan.
10
More flaps at the back direct air under, rather than over that huge rear ala, ahem, wing.
11
As do some of his old jokes ala "Spanish Fly" that are now being revisited.
12
However, the effect of dietary ALA on arterial thrombus formation remains unknown.
13
The elderly group presented decreased ALA-D activity compared to the young group.
14
After this, 'Ala' al-Din remained for some time in the caliph's service.
15
The auctioneer approached 'Ala' al-Din, who went up to two thousand dinars.
16
When dietary ALA was considered the exposure of interest, results were similar.
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