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Meanings of heer in English
Land warfare branch of Germany's military since 1955.
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Examples for "german army"
Examples for "german army"
1
But for the German army, the past makes the issue especially sensitive.
2
The shortage of men in the German Army has evidently been exaggerated.
3
But I've been in the German army for nearly two years now.
4
His skill and bravery helped defeat a tough enemy, the German army.
5
The German army predisposes German education to ideas of organisation and discipline.
1
He is Prince Otto of Saxe-Pfennig, General of the Army of Germany.
2
The Directory appointed Augereau commander of the army of Germany.
3
In the month of January, 1758, Count Clermont was appointed general-in-chief of the army of Germany.
4
The French and English detachments were not strong enough to stand against the victorious armies of Germany, Austria, and Bulgaria.
5
Another note I found with these words: "The declaration of the army of Germany has put us all into consternation."
Usage of heer in English
1
Night before yesterday I heer'd 'im as plain as I hear myself.
2
With Hotel proprieters heer it is a good deal like eatin' clams.
3
Why, sir, I've been lurking heer for your return from your larks.
4
Wal, hee's around heer, sum'ars, but I can't borry none off o' him.
5
Where I loses in other branches I make up heer.
6
When I heer moor, I shall sende yowe moor tydyngs.
7
Yis, I heer'd you telling the gravedigger the same thing.'
8
If my echo is waitn tell it I am comin' to heer it again.
9
And down heer'll be no better soon, I tells 'em.
10
The biggest houses heer are the Congris and Union.
11
An now I am goin to heer they say.
12
I'd rather be heer than there at they Races.
13
I like it heer as a visitor-atMrs. G's.
14
I notis that old wimmin heer, as well as young ones, sport pretty gorgeous harnesses.
15
Who ever heer'd of such working land on shares?
16
When did yo iver heer o' the Moscow campaign?
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