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bolo = be on the look out
That means you said no, you mean no and you won't change your mind.
you mean Gangnam?
i think it mean you have
If you mean Liberia, it is Monrovia. If you mean Libya, it is Tripoli. If you mean libra, there is no such place.
bolo = be on the look out
Bolo in Brazilian Portuguese is cake or, "dar um bolo" also means to not fulfill a promise
Bolo is Samoan slang for testicles.
Hari mean needles or pins.
Its the chant of the names of the Hindu God Vishnu in the form of Krishna.
The meaning of the Malayalam word "Hari" can vary depending on the context. It is often used as a name and can mean "lion" or "king." It can also be a variation of the Sanskrit name "Hari" which means "God" or "Lord Vishnu." Additionally, "Hari" can mean "green" or "lush" in some contexts.
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"Bolo" is an acronym for "Be On the Look Out". For example, if a blue Honda Civic with a broken right headlight was used in the commission of a crime, the police might issue a "bolo" for it, which means all units would be looking out for a blue Honda Civic with a broken right headlight.
you mean the ones with the 2 strings? that's called a bolo tie
(Eye of the Dawn) it is somewhat analogous to Soraya and Aurora. The word(s) Mata Hari is a Malay phrase (from Malaysia/Indonesia/Brunei). Literal meaning: Mata = Eye Hari = Day Mata Hari = literally means Eye of Day ( referring to the Sun) Mata Hari = Sun
In Samoan culture, "bolo" refers to a traditional woven belt that is worn around the waist. These belts are often intricately designed and can hold cultural significance in ceremonies and everyday wear. The bolo is a symbol of Samoan craftsmanship and artistry, showcasing the skill and creativity of the weavers who create them.
"Ras bolo" is a phrase derived from Hindi, where "ras" means "juice" or "essence" and "bolo" means "speak" or "say." Together, it can imply "speak the essence" or "express the core." The exact meaning may vary depending on context, such as in literature or music, where it might encourage someone to communicate deeper feelings or truths.