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Meanings of bas in English
Russian
басы 
Portuguese
british antarctic survey Catalan
british antarctic survey 
United Kingdom's national Antarctic operation.
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Federal office.
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Spanish
british arachnological society Organization.
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Usage of bas in English
1
She means to treat them de haut en bas from the outset.
2
Sometimes he says, Je vous donne rendez-vous en bas de la page.
3
I hardly ever think about that bas- Imean ,thatindividual, sir.
4
But Clark's stiffness and his de-haut-en-bas manner don't translate to the 21st century.
5
Another curl of bas relief offered itself and I reached down-
6
Deer Sante Claas-Peasewont yer bring me a sjeep wat bas.
7
Four bas-reliefs, representing a battle, were especially illustrative of Assyrian customs.
8
He made a drunken plunge at his former chief, shouting, A bas Pai-isto!
9
The great Assyrian bas-reliefs covered the lower portions of the walls of important rooms.
10
The walls and ceiling are exquisitely frescoed, and ornamented with bas reliefs in plaster.
11
The actor and musician was best known as the keyboardist and bas(...)
12
The lad could not speak much French, but only bas-Breton.
13
They somewhat resemble the conventional curved strokes which, upon an Assyrian bas-relief, indicate water.
14
But when she dies, her name becomes Norak-bas, Cloud Departed.
15
There was none of that inane shouting "A bas les Bosches."
16
I might have said she wasn't a bas bleu.
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