Carías Andino
[ kah-ree-ahs ahn-dee-naw ]
/ kɑˈri ɑs ɑnˈdi nɔ /
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noun
Ti·bur·cio [tee-voor-syaw], /tiˈvur syɔ/, 1876–1968, Honduran lawyer, soldier, and statesman: president 1933–49.
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Words nearby Carías Andino
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How to use Carías Andino in a sentence
What Brewer-Carias was referring to when he said “back garden” was the jungles of Venezuela.
When a Modern-Day Indiana Jones Met an Adventurous Gin Distiller|Ann Binlot|July 8, 2014|DAILY BEASTFol-la—my heart—andino—has gently—sa—felt—allegro—allegro—sweet Kate—piano—the sharp and sure revenge of fate—La-mi-fol-sa.
It is the master-piece of Cristoval de Andino, and was constructed in 1523.