krans
Britishnoun
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Origin of krans
C18: from Afrikaans
Example Sentences
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Marieke Krans, one of the volunteers, spoke to the BBC from Brussels airport as the group prepared to board a flight on Sunday evening.
From BBC
Ms Krans told the BBC the group will also use drones in the search, subject to flight permission being granted by local authorities.
From BBC
Ms Krans said Signi Zoekhonden is active every few days conducting searches all over the world, including for "people who are left behind" after earthquakes or other natural disasters.
From BBC
The team were due to speak to Mr Slater's family and the Spanish Guardia Civil after arriving in Tenerife to gather as much information as possible, Ms Krans continued.
From BBC
Kim Krans’ bestselling “The Wild Unknown” has pushed her to the top of the booming industry of tarot and divination.
From Los Angeles Times
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