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Meanings of strangers in English
Usage of strangers in English
1
Mr Baki said family, friends and colleagues and even strangers must intervene.
2
Still, you need to remember one thing: you'll be walking among strangers.
3
But they always said the place would be no good for strangers.
4
Authors should bring their friends, family, and strangers in on the process.
5
Too much to ask from strangers, yet he had no other choice.
6
In any given year, annual teacher conventions are no strangers to hyperbole.
7
It means there is no way strangers can access any files shared.
8
Yet the risk of child abduction by strangers is a genuine concern.
9
Do not allow strangers to use your land as a thoroughfare. 6.
10
Most people don't need yet another avenue where strangers can message them.
11
The Tokyo subway at rush hour: strangers' bodies press against one another.
12
The Scythians immolated strangers in their temples; elsewhere temples were a refuge:-
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The presence of the strangers did not abash her in the least.
14
In the past only young ones and strangers had brought such comfort.
15
Today I suspected he'd caused strangers on the sidewalk to circle wide.
16
He heard strangers talking in the kitchen and called his brother in.
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Translations for strangers
Russian
Portuguese
Strangers through the time
Strangers across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Canada
Common
Australia
Common
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