Melo

[ mey-loh; Spanish me-law ]

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noun

During 2020, Melo and his team flew Dronequi over five different sites in Brazil.

Melo must know where the muriquis are to make sure people aren’t allowed to set fires near them.

That’s what Menten has been doing with D-Wave’s new hybrid solver, Melo said.

In this expedition, Simon de Melo burnt twenty-six ships belonging to the enemy, and set the town of Chatua on fire.

Melo was too weak to be able to do any thing against the enemy, and had to seek protection under the guns of the fort.

The suddenness of the display was like the drawing-up of a stage curtain, with a melo-dramatic army and castle behind.

Another genus of this family is Melo, with very short elytra, and without wings.

M. Boissier does not include Cucumis Melo in his Oriental flora.

April 21, 2024absquatulate

[ab-skwoch-uh-leyt ]

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