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Meanings of va in English
Portuguese
virgínia A state in the eastern United States; one of the original 13 colonies; one of the Confederate States in the American Civil War.
The United States federal department responsible for the interests of military veterans; created in 1989.
Usage of va in English
1
What we would call an hour was by them called a va.
2
Chaque fait revele celui qui a precede, prophetise celui qui va suivre.
3
It is no use trying to hurry matters-chiva piano, va sano.
4
Je vous l'ai toujours dit, cette robe ne me va pas bien.
5
Story was beside a woman in a sparkly green halter creating va-va-voom cleavage.
6
It has all that va-va-voom allure but is wearable to the cinema, too.
7
The va Kelgerberg woman might have no part in the plot.
8
Il va se cacher dans quelque hameau pour faire ses Paques.
9
On va me fusiller par un mur blanc-oris it une mure blanche?
10
Suddenly he was met by a cry of Qui va la!
11
Juan, va fetch the caballo from the prado and-and-oh ,saddleand bridle him.
12
Tat should be supplied before asnute; there is redundant va in the first line.
13
I don't want the servants eavesdropping. Bayard va Still-Patter expected his people to spy.
14
Unless cha be taken as equivalent to va the verse would yield no meaning.
15
Comment ca va? and he had the painful joy of greeting Francois la Colle.
16
Example-page 423, French Meisterschaft: On dirait qu'il va faire chaud.
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Va across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common