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Meanings of olla in English
Usage of olla in English
1
She pointed to the olla hanging in the shade of the ramada.
2
I have been listening to the cooks quarrelling over the olla, Roberto.
3
They upset the olla and spilled the water and their grandmother spanked them.
4
He sang a magic song as he climbed into his olla.
5
These presently returned, bringing a large olla, and another vessel of smaller dimensions.
6
Rosita set the olla on one side, and placed the comal over the coals.
7
So he rolled along on the ground under the olla.
8
This versatility was particularly evident in Piazz olla's two settings of poems by Borges.
9
I have not tasted an olla since I left you.
10
Small globular olla with undulate margin, of polished black ware.
11
There in the corner still stood the olla in which she had brought him water.
12
The opening in the olla was just large enough for a hand to be admitted.
13
She placed an empty olla on her head and went to the spring for water.
14
Elder Brother got into a big olla which he had made, and closed it tight.
15
An olla was a Latin term for a jar.
16
Deep, olla-shaped bowl; anvil-shaped figures on the outside.
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