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Meanings of pole in English
Usage of pole in English
1
Thirty-year-old social media consultant Zeynep said pole dancing made her feel free.
2
I'll get it... one day! Dubler said about his pole vault result.
3
The kneeling prisoners bend side by side over a long heavy pole.
4
The needle is attracted to the pole; like seeks like-andfinds it.
5
Disney this year has had mixed results with its tent pole releases.
6
Well, that date has come and gone for SBINet, the cameras-on-a-pole project.
7
As anticipated, the Professor was not in the location of the pole.
8
The wormhole interstice opened a million kilometres above the sun's south pole.
9
And if you want to talk about that barber pole, come back.
10
A second salvo, of equal size, was curving round the south pole.
11
A 33-year-old was arrested after crashing his car into a power pole.
12
Croz now took the tent-pole, and planted it in the highest snow.
13
The pole is essential infrastructure and cannot be moved, the spokesperson said.
14
The champions have also started every race this season on pole position.
15
Switzerland held pole position on zero faults with Italy next on four.
16
He said he needed to build a very sturdy pole-drag, with shelves.
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Translations for pole
Portuguese
Russian
Pole through the time
Pole across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
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