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Meanings of candles in English
Usage of candles in English
1
In the tall and barrack-like houses candles gleamed in honor of Masaniello.
2
Those who wish may bring flowers and candles or South African flags.
3
There's no hope for me...he's got the best candles in the state.
4
But 32 candles on the cake means Messi's best is surely gone.
5
People lit candles and oil lamps, moving light from room to room.
6
I have noted that this recipe simply does not work in candles.
7
Perhaps it has something to do with the number of candles required.
8
We used ten thousand candles and nearly two thousand bottles of champagne.
9
Here are seven of the best Christmas candles to beautify your home.
10
Here we found the candles lit; for the daylight was nearly gone.
11
Freydis in the light of the seven candles showed pale as milk.
12
The candles were brought in, and the room looked bright and cheery.
13
This is excellent but expensive oil to use when making meditation candles.
14
The whole conclave was lighted by candles in sconces on the walls.
15
The second generation uses candles in the daytime at a sitting-down lunch.
16
In the doors and windows, candles were burning to light his way.
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Candles through the time
Candles across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
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