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Meanings of voilà in English

Used to introduce a person, thing or action that the listener can feel very often visually.

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Usage of voilà in English
1
Mix some steamed or heated-from-frozen spinach with this cheese, and voilà...Comfort food!
Hungry girl 1-2-3: the easiest, most delicious, guilt-free recip...
2
Hum, whistle or sing and voilà, the song and singer are displayed.
Jamaica Observer
3
And voilà, a dead female sage grouse is immortalized as the Fembot.
Wired
4
You stick these on your letterbox and voilà - no more rubbish.
The Irish Times
5
Put a match to the decomposing ice and voilà: Ice that literally burns.
Wired
6
Tighten it down, and voilà, there's a base to start with.
The cold room
7
Another door made the most sense, so I looked for one and voilà!
Patient Zero
8
So I adopted a little more moderation on the day off and voilà.
The game on! diet: kick your friend's butt while shrinking your ...
9
Spoon salsa and sour cream on top and, voilà, your nachos are ready!
Hungry girl: recipes and survival strategies for guilt-free eati...
10
A little candlelight, a little champagne, and voilà: Shallots become romantic.
Vegetable gardening for dummies
11
The restaurant opened to little fanfare on Saturday night, and voilà!
The lost recipe for happiness
12
I have a small cottage at the back of my house; voilà, monsieur!
The Doctor's Dilemma
13
But now, for your comfort, you are safe-Vousvoilà quitte pour la peur!
Tales and Novels — Volume 04
14
Better to create a system of allowing more temporary workers to enter legally-andvoilà!
The lost recipe for happiness
15
About two minutes after I hit transfer, voilà, the songs were on the Rio.
Wired
16
And so, nous voilà -a little late but none the worse for wear.
Wired
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