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Meanings of chergui in English
Synonyms
Examples for "chili"
Examples for "chili"
1
Feel free to replace the chile paste with dried red chili peppers.
2
She didn't really believe that chili should be eaten with spaghetti, either.
3
Our hamburgers are the best in Texas, second only to our chili.
4
Comfort food means shrimp pad thai turbocharged with tamarind and chili pepper.
5
Add a marinade and experiment with different seasonings such as chili paste.
1
Snow on the ground, and sirocco above in the sky, like yesterday.
2
He knew the silvery calm of dawn on a day of sirocco.
3
The sirocco gifted me with precious time, but every storm eventually quiets.
4
He shivered; then a sirocco of fire followed the void of the wind.
5
A relapse was to be expected; it came at the bidding of sirocco.
1
Superficial comparisons to the work of Studio Ghibli miss the point.
2
Its striking graphic style is heavily inspired by Japanese animation, particularly Studio Ghibli.
3
Professor Layton and the Curious Village brought Ghibli-esque style to the Nintendo DS.
4
He had no plans to make a feature-length animation until Studio Ghibli called.
5
Rumours of Studio Ghibli's death have been greatly exaggerated time and time again.
1
Siroc turned and went thundering out to the street.
2
Siroc ran on to the town and vanished.
3
Siroc galloped on, and the Terror paused.
4
It was a long and exciting chase, though, for Siroc and Jim Malone were wonderfully fleet horses.
5
The Siroc will swallow him.
1
The heat was increasing and the desert winds brought the "khamsin" or duststorms.
2
When the khamsin blows the dust- storms upon the caravan, the camel-driver hath no care for his camels.
3
Known in Egypt as the khamsin, on the Mediterranean as the sirocco, it is called on the Guinea coast the harmattan.
4
This was, unfortunately, exposed to the north-west winds, burning winds like the mistral of Italy and Provence, the khamsin of Egypt, etc.
5
Earlier that week, a sandstorm had closed the airport - the same khamsin had peppered windows and cars in Ireland with Saharan sand.
1
We played a strange formation, with Shamal as a striker but he did wonderfully.