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Meanings of billets in English
Usage of billets in English
1
An empty shell case hung up in the trenches and in billets.
2
Efforts were made to improve the comfort of the men in billets.
3
Few of the billets or tents in France boast of a stove.
4
Part of their billets were in huts beside the road to Dainville.
5
Our third day in billets brings us the sweetness of friendly weather.
6
We are now in rest billets a long way behind the line.
7
No new billets-doux, and the stones were still in the disposal unit.
8
In our twenty-four hours at rest billets we had lots of fun.
9
The billets delighted us, and we hope the owners were as pleased.
10
We made about sixteen miles, and got to our billets at dawn.
11
Few of the houses had been damaged, and we had real billets.
12
Officers breakfasting in their billets look up from their porridge, and say,-
13
From there it entrained to Watten, and marched to billets at Houlle.
14
These billets are carefully inspected and all surface defects ground or chipped.
15
These billets were found to be farms scattered over a large area.
16
He goes under arrest as soon as we get back to billets.
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