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Meanings of banda in English
Musical ensemble that performs on stage in an opera.
Usage of banda in English
1
She related the last night in the banda, the holding of hands.
2
She staggered into the banda and lay on one of the bunks.
3
Otherwise there would have been no fight outside the door of the banda.
4
Despite the condition of the banda, Everdene seemed revived by having reached Mackinder's.
5
She was a giant figure in the Mexican folk nortena and banda genres.
6
I think they just run around the edges of the banda, looking for food.
7
One by one, they made their way into the banda.
8
The building at Met Station was a banda made of wood, with a covered veranda.
9
The deep breathing inside the banda had certainly ceased.
10
In the banda, Margaret lay awake a long time.
11
The god Lugal-banda is another hero of legend.
12
Cars full of young people cruise the streets at night, banda music blaring from open windows.
13
She felt in the banda what she imagined she would feel as she stepped onto the ice.
14
A banda is a delightful African institution.
15
The porter turned off the lantern and shut the door just after Diana and Arthur entered the banda.
16
A black boy, seated cross-legged in the entrance of the banda, rose to his feet, mumbled something and disappeared.
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