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Meanings of kebab in English
Usage of kebab in English
1
Moved the kebab to my left hand, shot out with the right.
2
A kebab stand inside the American zone: it was not so far-fetched.
3
The kebab shops and one or two nearby stores were still open.
4
When we asked about kebab, the owner motioned down a side street.
5
On windy days, the locals joked, you could smell the shish kebab.
6
A few months later, Hajji Hussein's kebab house was destroyed in an airstrike.
7
I said something about the food from the kebab van I'd eaten earlier.
8
Normally, it carried service updates or ads for local kebab shops.
9
Restaurants and kebab shops have done the same sort of thing for years.
10
London is thronged with fast food shacks, chicken cottages, kebab houses, pizza gaffs.
11
Sometimes, after a hard day of graft, nothing will satisfy but a kebab.
12
It was probably just a kebab wrapper flapping in the wind.
13
Sikh cafes and sari parlours stand next to Muslim butchers and kebab shops.
14
Sikh cafes and sari parlors stand next to Muslim butchers and kebab shops.
15
Now it is a narrow, bustling thoroughfare of Greek tavernas and kebab shops.
16
A little plastic shield came down, trapping my hotly anticipated kebab behind it.
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United Kingdom
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