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Meanings of lang in English
Particular system of communication, usually named for the region or peoples that use it.
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Usage of lang in English
1
And there was yin with her-theforeign lady with the lang name.
2
Wow, woman, the Bertrams of Ellangowan are the auld Dingawaies lang syne.
3
Poor ghostlike languages that hae put off flesh and blood lang syne.
4
The langest twa days o' a lang life they were to me.
5
Ah, a wee bit drap will send a mon a lang way.
6
It's lang sin' the like of it stood true in England-worseluck!
7
An' sic a day as ye hae had for yer lang traivel!'
8
The relic must bring with it the sense of auld lang-syne.
9
Tod had his dwallin' in the lang loan benorth the kirkyaird.
10
The introduction could be construed as confident, with lang pacing across the stage.
11
Ye suld be as blithe as a bird the lang day.
12
I guess it was one of those auld lang syne things.
13
But yer great grandfather wasna lang or he merried anither wife.
14
But it was a lang road to me and Girzzie, too, puir beast.
15
You shouldna go out by your lane for so lang after dark, Jess.
16
While her lyrics are drenched in l'amour, lang's dulcet voice floats like mist.
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United Kingdom
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