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Jo - translation to English

BASTÓN DE MADERA JAPONÉS
Jo; Jō (杖:じょう); Jo (杖 じょう); Jo (杖:じょう)
  • ''Jō'' de madera de roble rojo (''[[Quercus rubra]]'').
  • El samurái Musō Gonnosuke Katsuyoshi fundador de la escuela Shintō Musō-ryū.

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Jordan         
  • Great Arab Revolt]] in the [[Hejaz]], 1916.
  • The [['Ain Ghazal Statues]] (c. 7250 BC) of Amman are some of the oldest human statues ever found.
  • A forest in [[Ajloun]], northern Jordan.
  • Aretas IV]].
  • Syrian refugees]], the largest Syrian refugee camp in the world.
  • The [[Aqaba Flagpole]] in the southernmost city of [[Aqaba]], Jordan's only coastal outlet
  • A phosphate train at Ram station
  • The [[Dead Sea]] is the lowest point on earth.
  • Change in per capita GDP of Jordan, 1950–2018. Figures are inflation-adjusted to 2011 International Geary-Khamis dollars.
  • Army Chief [[Habis Majali]] and Prime Minister [[Wasfi Tal]] during a military parade in 1970, two widely acclaimed national figures.
  • View of a part of the capital [[Amman]]
  • The Oval Forum of [[Jerash]] (c. 1st century AD), then member of the ten-city Roman league, the ''[[Decapolis]]''. Seven out of the ten Decapolis cities are present in modern-day Jordan.
  • An [[Amman]] City Centre Police patrol vehicle.
  • King Hussein]] on 21 March 1968 checking an abandoned [[Israel]]i tank in the aftermath of the [[Battle of Karameh]].
  • King Abdullah I]] on 25 May 1946 declaring independence, with Prime Minister [[Ibrahim Hashem]] in the background.
  • The [[Mesha Stele]] (c. 840 BC) records the glory of [[Mesha]], King of [[Moab]]
  • [[Wadi Rum]]'s resemblance to the surface of [[Mars]] has made it a popular filming and tourist attraction.
  • Jordanian folklore band playing [[bagpipes]] in [[Jerash]].
  • [[Mansaf]], the traditional dish of Jordan. Inspired from Bedouin culture, it is a symbol of Jordanian hospitality.
  • ASQ]].
  • U.S. President [[Donald Trump]] and First Lady [[Melania Trump]] with [[King Abdullah II]] and [[Queen Rania]] of Jordan at the [[White House]], 2017.
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  • High Commissioner]]'s visit to Transjordan.
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COUNTRY IN WESTERN ASIA
Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan; Kingdom of the Jordan; ISO 3166-1:JO; Hashemite Kingdom of the Jordan; Kingdom of Jordan; Al-'Urdun; أردنّ; المملكة الأردنّيّة الهاشميّة; The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan; Jordan (country); Hashemite kingdom; Urdunn; HKJ; Al-Urdunn; Urdun; JOrdan; Jordanie; Languages of Jordan; Hashemite Kingdom of Transjordan; H.K of Jordan; الأردن; Etymology of Jordan; Ottoman Jordan; Al-Urdun; Al-Mamlakah al; Jordanian Kingdom; State of Jordan; Al-Mamlakah Al-Urdunnīyah Al-Hāshimīyah; Urdan; Name of Jordan; Natural resources of Jordan; Hashemite Kingdom; Ottoman Jordon
Jordania
Jordan         
  • Great Arab Revolt]] in the [[Hejaz]], 1916.
  • The [['Ain Ghazal Statues]] (c. 7250 BC) of Amman are some of the oldest human statues ever found.
  • A forest in [[Ajloun]], northern Jordan.
  • Aretas IV]].
  • Syrian refugees]], the largest Syrian refugee camp in the world.
  • The [[Aqaba Flagpole]] in the southernmost city of [[Aqaba]], Jordan's only coastal outlet
  • A phosphate train at Ram station
  • The [[Dead Sea]] is the lowest point on earth.
  • Change in per capita GDP of Jordan, 1950–2018. Figures are inflation-adjusted to 2011 International Geary-Khamis dollars.
  • Army Chief [[Habis Majali]] and Prime Minister [[Wasfi Tal]] during a military parade in 1970, two widely acclaimed national figures.
  • View of a part of the capital [[Amman]]
  • The Oval Forum of [[Jerash]] (c. 1st century AD), then member of the ten-city Roman league, the ''[[Decapolis]]''. Seven out of the ten Decapolis cities are present in modern-day Jordan.
  • An [[Amman]] City Centre Police patrol vehicle.
  • King Hussein]] on 21 March 1968 checking an abandoned [[Israel]]i tank in the aftermath of the [[Battle of Karameh]].
  • King Abdullah I]] on 25 May 1946 declaring independence, with Prime Minister [[Ibrahim Hashem]] in the background.
  • The [[Mesha Stele]] (c. 840 BC) records the glory of [[Mesha]], King of [[Moab]]
  • [[Wadi Rum]]'s resemblance to the surface of [[Mars]] has made it a popular filming and tourist attraction.
  • Jordanian folklore band playing [[bagpipes]] in [[Jerash]].
  • [[Mansaf]], the traditional dish of Jordan. Inspired from Bedouin culture, it is a symbol of Jordanian hospitality.
  • ASQ]].
  • U.S. President [[Donald Trump]] and First Lady [[Melania Trump]] with [[King Abdullah II]] and [[Queen Rania]] of Jordan at the [[White House]], 2017.
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  • High Commissioner]]'s visit to Transjordan.
  • url-status=live}}</ref>
  • parliamentary session]]
COUNTRY IN WESTERN ASIA
Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan; Kingdom of the Jordan; ISO 3166-1:JO; Hashemite Kingdom of the Jordan; Kingdom of Jordan; Al-'Urdun; أردنّ; المملكة الأردنّيّة الهاشميّة; The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan; Jordan (country); Hashemite kingdom; Urdunn; HKJ; Al-Urdunn; Urdun; JOrdan; Jordanie; Languages of Jordan; Hashemite Kingdom of Transjordan; H.K of Jordan; الأردن; Etymology of Jordan; Ottoman Jordan; Al-Urdun; Al-Mamlakah al; Jordanian Kingdom; State of Jordan; Al-Mamlakah Al-Urdunnīyah Al-Hāshimīyah; Urdan; Name of Jordan; Natural resources of Jordan; Hashemite Kingdom; Ottoman Jordon
= Jordania
Ex: Their assignments lasted from four months to one year in such diverse posts as Chile, Finland, India, Indonesia, Jordan, Malaysia, Mauritius, and Turkey.

Definition

Jo
·noun A sweetheart; a darling.
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Wikipedia

Jō

El Jō (杖, Jō?), Yo (en inglés) o yó (en castellano) es un bastón de madera con aproximadamente 1,20-1,30 m de longitud, utilizado en las artes marciales japonesas, del Jōdō, el jōjutsu, el kendo, y como complemento al combate sin armas en el arte marcial tradicional del aikidō. Es también conocido como bastón medio en comparación al bō o bastón largo, de aproximadamente 1.80 m de longitud. El Jō incluye en su repertorio técnicas de la lanza (yari), la espada (katana) y la alabarda (naginata). Es importante notar que las armas tradicionales de madera son por lo general adaptadas a las dimensiones corporales del practicante.

https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jō
Examples of use of Jo
1. Dije: ?Soy soldado USamericano.? ?Y los oí decir: ?¡So!, ¡Jo!, ¡So!??
2. Propicia para el cargo a Jo»ao Sayad, el actual vicepresidente de Finanzas del BID.
3. Que luego acortó su nombre a Jo: lo de Joseph sonaba demasiado semita.
4. Gámez - 27-02-2007 - 01:03:23h jo! otra vez Aznar.
5. Sigue siendo un mano jo de dudas la formación que parará hoy Passarella.
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