Meanings of vamos in English

If not make a hole, then vamos-we must go away.'

If not make a hole, them vamos-we must go away.'

They seemed in a hurry to vamos these parts.

If sheep are hardier and more adapted to the country, then cows have got to vamos.

For the present, vamos!

Tokyo could also try to seize assets belonging to Ghosn, Vamos said.

Chile Vamos won big in local elections last October.

Suddenly the scowling spokesman of the troop, with a shouted "Vamos!"

He understands the savage hiss, "Vamos adelante, Gringo!"

"Vamos a tomar otra copita!" (Let us take another glass of wine!)

Ms Vamos said a late burst of money into super in your 50s would help you get financially fit for retirement.

"Vamos, amigo," he cries, in tones learned from the muleteers of the far West.

Nick Vamos, former head of extradition at the Crown Prosecution Service, said the UK proceedings should not take more than 18 months.

Considering Assange's potential objections to extradition, Mr Vamos said that he did not think courts would accept the US case was politically motivated.

As an emerging class, not all of these areas are fully transparent or even possible to know, Pauline Vamos, CEO, ASFA told Reuters.

"Vamos Inglesito," shouted Sevilla in a voice of thunder; "answer the monro in the crabbed Gitano."