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Bicol

American  
[bee-kohl] / biˈkoʊl /

noun

plural

Bicols,

plural

Bicol
  1. Bikol.


Example Sentences

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Another low pressure area off Bicol could intensify into a tropical depression by the end of the week, Ms Claren said.

From BBC

The Bicol peninsula was worst-hit, where floodwaters chased people and their pets to the second storey of their homes.

From BBC

The rains also triggered volcanic mudslides or lahar in villages surrounding Mount Mayon, an active volcano in Bicol.

From BBC

The storm, known locally as Kristine, had dumped one month's worth of rain over 24 hours in Bicol, Ana Claren, a forecaster at the state weather bureau in Manila, told BBC News.

From BBC

One of the region's most popular beach destinations, Cebu saw more than 1 million domestic and foreign travellers last year, while Bicol in the central Philippines saw nearly 5 million, according to the tourism department.

From Reuters