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Meanings of jazz in English
Spanish
jazz 
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frivolitats Synonyms
Examples for "wind"
Examples for "wind"
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Before he had gone far, however, the south wind brought steady rain.
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Family solidarity was gone with the wind; Marguerite had seen to that.
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Good tidings; no weather catastrophes; no wind-trashed hospitality areas or sunken greens.
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The change in the wind was altogether in favor of the brigantine.
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They presented statistics for wind speeds, sea level pressures, and energy spectra.
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It seemed a long way to climb, upon nothing, to reach nothingness.
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His right foot disappeared into nothingness, but he managed to catch himself.
3
It is darkness seen through light; a contrasting of existence and nothingness.
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They can be shattered into nothingness in the fraction of a second.
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Her own little struggles faded into nothingness in the shadow of his.
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I'm just tired of him getting himself involved in all this malarkey.
2
No danger of any of that malarkey from our vanquished tennis hero.
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At Iveagh Gardens, there will be some of this malarkey going on.
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If he were full of malarkey, someone would've killed him by now.
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They have cracked this Premiership malarkey, but still Europe confounds Exeter.
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That's a bunch of malarky, and we all know that.
2
Predictably, Twitter went into meltdown over the mince malarky.
3
But along with her two teenagers, she has found she actually now likes this cooking malarky, and has discovered some unusual dishes.
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While you and I might feel like all this financial trading art malarky is too complicated to understand, James Gubb sees it as art.
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Incidentally, if you are into this music malarky, go to On the Record and tell Uncle Jim what your highlights are in that area.
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But idle words, in the sense of innocent amusement, are not vicious.
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Yours were no idle words; and I can never forget them.
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And they took care not to spoil it with idle words.
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None know better than the priests how to speak idle words to women.
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Of course I took no heed of idle words like these.
Usage of jazz in English
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So whenever you talk about the free market -or free jazz!
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The week of jazz runs for seven days from Monday, September 20th.
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Today in music history, jazz musician Lyle Mays died earlier this week.
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A buzzing trombone, an insinuating saxophone: jazz, played a long way off.
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Of course, I never go to jazz clubs when I am home.
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They realised, from a young age, in jazz there are no mistakes.
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Photo: Phil Broadhurst Phil was one of New Zealand's leading jazz artists.
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How are you going use social media to expose people to jazz?
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The same sort of arguments have been made about, say, free jazz.
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A jazz trio from the capital featuring long time friends and collaborators.
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Writer mentions a large number of jazz am well as literary figures.
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She writes about jazz in New Zealand for a number of publications.
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Spotting an opportunity, designers are looking for ways to jazz them up.
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Factbox: Prominent deaths linked to COVID-19 One of the patriarchs of jazz.
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Nigeria has produced some of Africa's best jazz musicians in the past.
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He's been married to South African jazz singer Susie Hariet since 2009.
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Jazz through the time
Jazz across language varieties
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Ireland
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South Africa
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