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O que (quem) é voilà - definição

WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Voilà; Voilà!; Voila (disambiguation); Voilà (song)

voila         
[vw?'l?:]
¦ exclamation there it is; there you are.
Origin
Fr. voila.
Le Boudin         
  • Sausage or ''boudin'' that gives the military item its name. ''Boudins'' are made in many colors, from off-white to dark reddish-black.
  • Replica of a Legionnaire in 1863. His ''boudin'' is draped over the haversack on the floor to the right.
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Tiens, voilà du boudin
"Le Boudin" (), officially "Marche de la Légion Étrangère" (English "March of the Foreign Legion"), is the official march of the Foreign Legion. "Le Boudin" is a reference to boudin, a type of blood sausage or black pudding.

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Voila

Voila or Voilà may refer to:

Exemplos do corpo de texto para voilà
1. Benni lands a major new client and, voilà, problem solved.
2. But press a button and –– voilà! –– the banner undulates gracefully, as if Mother Nature herself had descended on your desk and powered up a gust.
3. By throwing down a few Oriental carpets, piling on some brightly patterned pillows and banking it all with potted palms and an ornamental brass hookah – voilà! – they had an instant casbah.
4. After a good meal and a bottle of wine, there‘s nothing better than making love with someone you love and slowly slipping into a doze in their arms.‘ He downs the last of the wine and looks me in the face. ‘Voilà. C‘est fini.
5. It sounds like a scene from one of his more surreal films – Buffet Froid or Tenue de Soirée, perhaps – but France‘s best–known actor has been out to buy the protein for Sunday lunch, crossing the 16th arrondissement to visit a favourite butcher. ‘Voilà,‘ he says, as his Les Deux Roues growls to a halt on the pavement, ‘un poulet des Landes.