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Meanings of stambul in English
Portuguese
constantinopla The largest city and former capital of Turkey; rebuilt on the site of ancient Byzantium by Constantine I in the fourth century; renamed Constantinople by Constantine who made it the capital of the Byzantine Empire; now the seat of the Eastern Orthodox Church.
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Not a man in all Stambul would care to look at you.
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What a noise, what a commotion in the streets of Stambul!
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The host is coming to Stambul!-thatwas a word of terror.
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Far to the west are seen the towers on the old wall of Stambul.
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As a child Fatima Hanum played in one of the narrow streets of Stambul.
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One leg steps toward Chisan and the other toward Stambul.
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Some few years ago, I met with a similar case in the neighbourhood of Stambul.
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Dependent on Stambul, it served to turn thither the eyes and prayers of the provincials.
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In Stambul things were all topsy-turvy once more.
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Halil Patrona was already the master of Stambul.
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He bellowed to the Kapudan Pasha not to go to Stambul as death awaited him there.
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They reached the hands of many an opulent and abandoned 'profiteer' of Damascus, Stambul-whereyou will.
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Stambul was to be left to itself, and the rebels allowed to do as they liked there.
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I shall have to return to Stambul.
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Stambul is the Turkish quarter.
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A Tale of Old Stambul