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What (who) is Hallo - definition
Hallo
m.
Espécie de corôa dupla e luminosa, que se apresenta em volta do Sol e de alguns planetas, em certas condições atmosphéricas.
Med.
Círculo avermelhado em volta do mamillo.
O mesmo que auréola.
Fig.
Glória, prestígio.
(Gr. halos, eira, redondel)
Espécie de corôa dupla e luminosa, que se apresenta em volta do Sol e de alguns planetas, em certas condições atmosphéricas.
Med.
Círculo avermelhado em volta do mamillo.
O mesmo que auréola.
Fig.
Glória, prestígio.
(Gr. halos, eira, redondel)
Hallo Hallo
"Hallo Hallo" ("Alô! Alô") foi a canção que representou a Dinamarca no Festival Eurovisão da Canção 1990, realizado em Zagreb, ex-Jugoslávia, na atual Croácia.
Halls
Halls é uma popular marca de bala britânica. Em muitos países, por exemplo no Reino Unido e nos Estados Unidos, Halls não é considerado bala, sendo somente consumido como um remédio para tosse.
Examples of use of Hallo
1. The prisoner÷ "Hallo, mate, how are you, buddy?" The mate explains that he has been on a drug treatment and testing order, but he‘s had enough of it.
2. I do not know much about the new script, except that when the Lancasters arrive over the Ruhr Drake chucks open his cockpit window and shouts at the Germans: Hallo, good evening, and welcome!
3. A rioter prepares to hurl a Molotov cocktail during the 2004 protests against Chavez Amid this mess, the nation‘s would–be despot rules largely through a curious weekly TV talk show – Hallo, President! – in which he harangues his people, argues with his audience, publicly humiliates and lectures his terrified ministers, invents policies, prophesies grandiose schemes which will never happen and occasionally breaks into song.
4. Gaining command of these functions is a critical part of acquiring any language –– and that is why it is important to resist the following models offered by "Advanced Conversational English": "Hallo, I say!" "You, sir, I address myself to." "Old cock!" "Edward: Good Lord!