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Meanings of turban (turbans) in English
Usage of turbans in English
1
The breach widens; the green and yellow turbans swarm within the walls.
2
The variety of form noticeable in the display of turbans was remarkable.
3
And beneath the red blanket turbans the half-wild savage faces peered out.
4
The Turks wear turbans; the Persians wear high caps of black lamb's-wool.
5
These turbans give the room the appearance of an industrious Turkish harem.
6
The turbans were torn from their heads, and appropriated among the rabble.
7
The archaic weapons seemed as much a badge as the racing-green turbans.
8
Sikh bikers in turbans are exempted from wearing crash helmets in Britain.
9
On their handsome, close-cropped heads they wore gold-braided turbans over one ear.
10
Their turbans are useless adornments, like flowers in a European lady's hair.
11
Here's a look at the women who're turning it out in turbans.
12
They wear turbans instead of ties, but otherwise they're just the same.
13
All were dressed in pseudo-formal attire-large ,brightyellow turbans with matching shawls.
14
The man escaping by the string of turbans was Cheyte Sing himself.
15
They were tribesmen dressed in blue, with black rings surrounding their turbans.
16
They wore black baggy pants and black tunics and black dirty turbans.
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Turbans through the time
Turbans across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common