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Meanings of llama in English
Spanish
llama 
Radio telescope.
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Usage of llama in English
1
Unsurprisingly, a special birthday llama is also available for a limited time.
2
The alpaca is smaller than the llama, and somewhat resembles the sheep.
3
In the kitchen, you might imagine a llama cooking up a meal.
4
Seriously, the tag on the llama wool Libre all but forbids it.
5
But by now, every man and his llama knows about Machu Picchu.
6
However sophisticated this llama looks, though, I know it's up to no good.
7
Imagine looking for evidence in the llama pen at Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch.
8
Swathed in green-stained llama wool, it lay rigid in its case.
9
But here stepped in naval preparedness with thick, short coats of llama wool.
10
Tamales and llama steaks and beer that came in litre bottles.
11
First, they injected a llama with sub-lethal amounts of snake venom.
12
He could be a llama in disguise and she'd still be...fascinated by him.
13
I tossed out my husband eight years ago and got a llama instead.
14
Sir Garnet was the llama goat, or sheep-shedidn't know which.
15
One person wondered whether the llama was a place to store dog treats.
16
The white llama ran on, but eventually, it too was caught.
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