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Meanings of village (villages) in English
Small clustered human settlement smaller than a town.
Synonyms
Examples for "settlement"
Examples for "settlement"
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In its last two years, National reached 30 settlement milestones per year.
2
RMB trade settlement has been growing quickly over the past several years.
3
He won a settlement far larger than many experts thought was possible.
4
Mr McAteer reached a settlement agreement with Anglo over a year ago.
5
The settlement of the civil case is unrelated to the criminal case.
1
IN the old days there lived two lizards, Webubu and Nagari.
2
This pleased Nagari, and he continued to sound his long note.
3
Nagari was much troubled at this saying, and marveled greatly.
4
Nagari longed for companions, so he stretched his neck and cried "U-u- u-u-u."
5
Then many women, hearing the sweet sound, flocked to where Nagari sat, and listened to his music.
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Styled like a rustic kampung (village) house, the chefs here prepare a feast of Malaysian and Indian dishes.
2
Queen's Baton Relay presenter Mark Beaumont visits the community to join in celebrations at a Kampung Baru wedding.
3
Excavators were clearing out piles of black dirt from a main road in Kampung Melayu in East Jakarta, a badly affected area.
4
But that is little consolation for the villagers of Kampung, who will have to pray under a flimsy tent next time it rains.
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Picture a small town in the west of Ireland in five years.
2
Heart disease wipes out the size of a small town every year.
3
He was born in 1639, in the small town Ferte-Milon, in Valois.
4
These large webfarms can consume as much power as a small town.
5
A French tricolor flew above the entrance of the small town house.
1
A village in Turkey's north sees Lale and her sisters innocently playing with boys after school.
A mainly residential district of Manhattan; `the Village' became a home for many writers and artists in the 20th century.
Usage of villages in English
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He said water and sanitation needs remained acute for many affected villages.
2
However, Russian military sources insisted that the villages would soon be recaptured.
3
Other places, more isolated and far from villages, offer a different picture.
4
Among the assets seized were companies and holiday villages, the police say.
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Broadcasters and government officials said dozens of villages were rattled in Turkey.
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A fair number of villages and outbuildings were scattered throughout the area.
7
Brazil's Ministry of Health in 2004 restricted SESAI's services to indigenous villages.
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Towns and villages, though, offered plenty of camouflage and were particularly dangerous.
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All over India this year, children in remote villages are painting elephants.
10
Nothing was left of their farms, their villages, or their great city.
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Thirty-five villages were inundated and thousands of people stranded, provincial officials said.
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The signpost had foreign words on it: the names of Belgian villages.
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He said no one would be left in vulnerable villages by Thursday.
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The Vanuatu Daily Post reported several villages had been forced to evacuate.
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Officials said they were receiving reports of dead birds from more villages.
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The militants had raided two villages and taken captives, including many children.
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Translations for villages
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Ireland
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