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Meanings of bull in English
Portuguese
papo-furado The second sign of the zodiac; the sun is in this sign from about April 20 to May 20.
Usage of bull in English
1
He said the bull market started at about same levels in data.
2
The longest US bull market in history has been looking shaky recently.
3
The good, the true, the beautiful -withwinged feet or bull's body.
4
Unfortunately, at that moment, the other bull lost interest in finding Annabeth.
5
That also marked the longest bull market on record by some measures.
6
The bull was master of the situation; he had cleared the ring.
7
Above this price, there is no known resistance for a bull market.
8
The barbarian was the proverbial bull in the china-shop of western Europe.
9
Investors worry that the five-year bull market in stocks could suddenly turn.
10
My conference coincided perfectly with the absolute zenith of the bull market.
11
The tip of the triangle in the paper was not the bull's-eye.
12
Bats without facial membranes; with short obtuse and bull-doggish heads; large lips.
13
Its counterpart is the 'bull market' when asset prices are generally rising.
14
The stallion was restless and fiery-eyed; the bull sent forth a bellow.
15
In no time, the bull was three hundred feet out to sea.
16
Everyone had become cavalier about risks in this raging bull credit market.
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United Kingdom
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