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Meanings of carabao in English
Russian
bubalus bubalis carabanesis Portuguese
bubalus bubalis carabanesis Spanish
bubalus bubalis carabanesis 
Usage of carabao in English
1
He seized the carabao by the tail, and pulled with great force.
2
And at every hill the carabao found his enemy ahead of him.
3
This is repeated many times until at last the carabao falls dead.
4
He went out and killed his fat carabao and dried its hide.
5
The most common beast of burden, however, is the carabao, or water-buffalo.
6
He pulled my carabao by the tail, and it was broken off short.
7
A carabao and a shell agree to race along the river.
8
They quickly obtained carabao carts and sleds for the bedridden prisoners.
9
He fills his cart with red earth, and hitches his carabao to it.
10
Soon after the Buñgisñgis's departure, the monkey and the carabao returned.
11
There was once a poor farmer who possessed a cow and a carabao.
12
Do you also feel the heat of this April morning? replied the carabao.
13
Once there lived three friends,- amonkey , adog ,anda carabao.
14
Early the next morning the turtle and the carabao met at the appointed hill.
15
Take the road that is marked with the prints of many horses and carabao.
16
A man goes to hunt his carabao in the mountains.
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