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Meanings of andalusian in English
Geographical area.
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Usage of andalusian in English
1
The colour heredity of the Andalusian fowl was too much for Bailey.
2
But the small Andalusian steeds were no match for the Godolphin Arab.
3
In a few days we were before Cadiz, that lovely Andalusian city.
4
There, in his old age, he married a young and charming Andalusian.
5
Over the pretty Andalusian features of Madame Gerson, a mocking smile played.
6
In the gloom of the tent, she looked more Andalusian than Semitic.
7
Salvador Garcia Ruiz, a 36-year-old economist, is the son of Andalusian immigrants.
8
Is she Cuban, Creole, French, Andalusian, Italian, or a wandering gypsy star?
9
The Andalusian election generated considerable interest far outside the region's boundaries.
10
His family's relationship with the Andalusian capital dates back 150 years.
11
Photograph: Yuki Sugiura for the Guardian A fine Andalusian starter or side dish.
12
The crew of the Andalusian is reported to have been rescued.
13
The Andalusian was not battling for the liberty of this or that people.
14
These were the most splendid Andalusian creatures that eyes ever saw.
15
I thought an Andalusian like yours might be too much for a beginner.
16
I had not an English horse there, so I bought that Andalusian jennet.
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Translations for andalusian
Russian
Catalan
Andalusian through the time
Andalusian across language varieties
United Kingdom
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