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Meanings of minaret in English
Usage of minaret in English
1
Two more marines went up, and the minaret began to come apart.
2
The minaret was built by Abu Tachfin, sultan of Tlemcen, in 1324.
3
The mosque was condemned as unsafe and the brick minaret torn down.
4
Aerial photos show that the mosque and minaret has been largely destroyed.
5
Far inland a white town with minaret and dome could be seen.
6
Facebook Twitter Pinterest The leaning Al-Hadba minaret has vanished from Mosul's skyline.
7
I may, however, mention a particularly picturesque minaret of very solid construction.
8
Television pictures showed security forces firing up towards the main minaret.
9
And after our luncheon we stayed to examine the ruins and the minaret.
10
I headed for the far left-hand corner, the minaret closest to the target.
11
Recent fighting has targeted the centuries-old al-Nuri Mosque, with its famous leaning minaret.
12
A single minaret rose directly ahead, like a candle on a banquet table.
13
At Al Rawdah, a soldier stood inside its minaret keeping watch.
14
She was looking at the great wall, and away at the minaret beyond.
15
To the left I could see the dome and minaret of a mosque.
16
Then a lofty minaret shut the drifting quarry from his view.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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