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Meanings of bazar (bazars) in English
Usage of bazars in English
1
The bazars in which the tradesmen have their shops, are very extensive.
2
He did not care for any of the bazars which were in bounds.
3
Goes wherever she can shove in-subscriptionlectures and musicales, hospital teas, Christmas bazars.
4
Long streets of tents, fitted up as bazars, furnished all kinds of provisions.
5
The next place of interest that I visited were their mercantile bazars or stores.
6
Charity holds bazars, and sells at one hundred per cent.
7
Aneyzy has bazars, and is inhabited by respectable Arab merchants.
8
After awhile, the people reappeared and the bazars filled.
9
Coachman, drive me a little through the bazars here.
10
In the pariáns, or bazars, buyos are sold ready made, and the outfit for making them.
11
Later we visited the street bazars, all of them furnished with articles claimed to be antique.
12
Further visits to the streets and bazars revealed new scenes, and such a variety of nationalities!
13
Probably, it is identical with what is now called Mungka laddu in the bazars of Indian towns.
14
How good the bazars must be!
15
Let's see-four dinners, three balls, two operas,- aweek-endatWindsor, two bazars, three meetings, two concerts, and tea-parties galore!
16
In the streets and bazars, in the house, and even in the mosque, the Mekkawy loves to laugh and joke.
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Bazars through the time