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Meanings of gabin in English
Synonyms
Examples for "kanda"
Examples for "kanda"
1
Kevani Kanda has been in local authority care from the age of nine.
2
Maxine Duval had arrived at Sri Kanda just ten minutes too late to see Morgan.
3
But in the end, despite this encouragement, he had returned to his original objective-SriKanda.
4
Ravinder Kanda is research associate in paleovirology and genomics in at the University of Oxford.
5
This was a task for the searchlight on Sri Kanda itself, pointing vertically toward the zenith.
1
A Sudra of the name of Pasusakha married Ganda and became her husband.
2
Putting the two together, it would seem that his brother and son both bore the same name, probably Ganda Rajah.
3
On Sunday, clashes between Malian rebels and Ganda Iso, one of these pro-government armed groups, killed at least 10 people.
4
"Homosoto obviously took Foster's advice when it came to Propa- ganda," Marv continued.
5
They found Ganda Singh and his following at Nuroat on the Beas River, while Ram Singh was some miles further on.
Usage of gabin in English
1
Signee Cheryl Gabin wrote: I did not sign up for an online event.
2
Sure enough, when I lost Gabin I was just like you.
3
From the bedside Mme Gabin was prompting the young man.
4
Mme Gabin had brought in some breakfast, but Marguerite refused to taste any food.
5
Mme Gabin's slipshod tread was still audible over the floor.
6
And the doctor coming-thedoctor of the dead, as Mme Gabin had called him.
7
Is it all over? cried Mme Gabin, looking at me.
8
Nevertheless, Mme Gabin remarked: "The doctor of the dead hasn't come yet."
9
Dietrich joined Gabin in the hotel, where he stayed after being demobbed in July 1945.
10
Raymond Chandler said that Bogart could be tough without a gun, and Gabin was France's Bogart.
11
The last sound I heard was the clicking of the scissors handled by Mme Gabin and Dede.
12
Mme Gabin had just closed my eyelids, but I had not felt her finger on my face.
13
Mme Gabin lifted her, placed her in a dilapidated armchair near the fireplace and proceeded to comfort her.
14
Jean-Claude Gabin, a French philosophy student.
15
What a to-do! muttered Mme Gabin.
16
As they were seizing me by the shoulders and feet I heard Mme Gabin fly into a violent passion.