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Meanings of siamese in английском
португальский
língua tailandesa каталонский
tailandès An inlet with two or more couplings to which a hose can be attached so that fire engines can pump water into the sprinkler system of a building.
Usage of siamese in английском
1
The result was a massive, clumsy siamese weapons package with tremendous and varied firepower.
2
China's financial regulators need to separate the siamese twins.
3
She has two sons, Arthur and George, who are siamese twins, and who have invented a dance called the hobble.
4
Figure 31 is a representation of the Siamese twins in old age.
5
Perhaps the best known of all double monsters were the Siamese twins.
6
To hear you, you'd think you were your Cousin Ronald's Siamese twin.
7
They were Siamese stones, and the cutting was of an old design.
8
Another of the Siamese King's badges of office is a golden spittoon.
9
The Siamese, like other Orientals, ride with loose rein and short stirrups.
10
They also fought with a Siamese vessel, mistaking it for an enemy.
11
Jeremy stopped at the photo of Jim and Tim, the Siamese twins.
12
A Siamese cat broke through the bushes and ran up to Bast.
13
On this trip, it was going to be like being Siamese twins.
14
Holden at 516 Madison Ave. will get Siamese male kittens for you.
15
Such creatures as the Siamese Twins-Andin the vaults of the Inquisition.
16
Their skin was joined at their hips and chests like Siamese twins.
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Translations for siamese
испанский
каталонский
Siamese through the time
Siamese across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common