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Meanings of matador in English
Name of the bullfighters or bull-lancers that kill bulls.
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Usage of matador in English
1
Description of a matador's outfits in general and Sidney Franklin's in detail.
2
No matador in all Spain could have performed the feat more cleverly.
3
Although I did enjoy the Napoleon-slash-Spanish matador vibe of her whole ensemble.
4
The seaman's purpose now was to act the part of a matador.
5
There were several Italian peasants, a Cavalier, a Roundhead, and a matador.
6
He roared back like an angry bull pricked by the matador's spear.
7
He holed the matador twice, but Guzman eventually killed the mighty beast.
8
After much effort the matador gave him the final stroke and killed him.
9
The matador, the people in the tower, did not know he was coming.
10
He falls like a bull pierced in the neck by the matador's sword.
11
I've always seen the matador in his hats, the mantilla in his dresses.
12
He feinted this way and that, as daring and insolent as a matador.
13
So the bull gored the matador; the boxer out-thought the puncher.
14
Josh Homme of Queens of the Stone Age gives it some desert-dwelling matador.
15
Mr. Thorne pulled the blade back and poised it like a matador's sword.
16
I prayed that the matador had met with a similar interruption!
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