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Meanings of boers in English
Descendants of Dutch-speaking settlers in Southern Africa.
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Usage of boers in English
1
True Boers didn't need good taste; they had God on their side.
2
So far they have no idea of the force of the Boers.
3
A man who knew the Boers was the man in the street.
4
It has cost the simple-hearted Boers something like £300 in wasted shell.
5
The Boers were hugely elated at the sight of the star shell.
6
The Boers now began to reap the harvest of the Panda alliance.
7
The Secret Service of the Boers was not confined to the burghers.
8
The Boers galloped down from the hills on to the extended company.
9
The moral effect of our defeat on the Boers was very great.
10
Then we became interested in the Boers, and I forgot Kruger Roberts.
11
As a natural result the Boers snapped their fingers at such remonstrances.
12
The Boers did not use their temporary victory in any moderate spirit.
13
Such is in brief the story of the Boers' claim to Natal.
14
Then the flag went up and the Boers at last became visible.
15
The Boers did nothing but stand by and witness the fearful massacre.
16
The party had orders to disturb the Boers and draw their fire.
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