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Meanings of bubi in English
Bantu/Bantoid language of Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, and Cameroon.
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Examples for "bobe"
Examples for "bobe"
1
Bobe fell to the ground unharmed and tried to escape through the crowd.
2
Bobe and his twelve disciples were hanged to a wall before the soldiers.
3
She never met Bobe, the founder and knew of him only through letters.
4
This Bobe, while under disguise, shot the king, who died two minutes afterward.
5
Then, Elijah Bobe, you may as well go home.
1
"Vud it be worth a drink?"
Usage of bubi in English
1
They are the middlemen between the Bubi and the white trader.
2
It's the ideal place to enjoy a gin and tonic while Bubi collect seashells.
3
You must not, however, imagine that the Bubi is neglectful of his personal appearance.
4
Baumann says he was once told by a Bubi: White men are fish, not men.
5
But it is otherwise with the Bubi.
6
He has good contacts among the wealthier Bubi, the ones who favor separatism, and he is inordinately ambitious.
7
Will tribal rivalries flare up between the Bubi and the Fang, preventing the further development of national cooperation?
8
The Bubi bell is made out of one piece of wood and worked - or played - with both hands.
9
She pointed to the latest gold rush at Lonely Mine, the site of operations for several small-scale mining companies in Bubi district.
10
The Bubi has gone, without giving a moment's warning, and without stealing his master's property, but just softly and silently vanished away.
11
The first person that specially engaged his interest in this journey was a chief of the name of Bubi, whose people were Bakwains.
12
His success in inducing Bubi's people to dig a canal was contrasted in a characteristic passage of a private letter, with the experience of others.
13
That he has any headship over Bubis or over the Bubi land - Itschulla as he calls Fernando Po - he does not imagine possible.
14
"Up yours, bubi," Saul said.
15
The roads facilitate the movement of the Bubi, the first tribe to inhabit the island, and the flow of 323,000 barrels of petrol per day.