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Melo

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[mey-loh, me-law] / ˈmeɪ loʊ, ˈmɛ lɔ /

noun

  1. a city in NE Uruguay.


Example Sentences

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“I think that he’s really maximizing everyone around him. He’s making them better. … And then he just does what Melo does: He’s a shot maker.”

From Los Angeles Times

They are Henrique Gouveia e Melo, a retired admiral who led Portugal's vaccination campaign during the Covid epidemic, and Joao Cotrim Figueiredo, a liberal member of the European Parliament.

From Barron's

Ricardo Melo has overseen more than 100 cleanups in Altadena and 25 in Pacific Palisades.

From Los Angeles Times

Melo’s approach to the cleanup is two-pronged: The first is ensuring that the workers understand who lived here before the fire — in this case a family with a baby — so that they will work diligently and with compassion.

From Los Angeles Times

“Every day, I remove all the bags and the filters from equipment because I don’t want to take contamination from one house to another house. I check every part of my equipment so that it’s good for the families and for the workers too,” Melo said.

From Los Angeles Times