English to Esperanto Meaning of zimbabwe - Zimbabvo

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Definitions of zimbabwe in English
Noun(1) a landlocked republic in south central Africa formerly called Rhodesia; achieved independence from the United Kingdom in 1980
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(1) I'm trying to do, like, a zillion pelvic floor exercises a day.(2) We spend millions and zillions of dollars on the space program, the Hubbell Telescope.(3) His Civil War epic turned out to be composed of sets, costumes, coiffures, tinsel and hype - and the movie made zillions .(4) For the zillionth time that day, we sat and watched the screen as it fizzed black and white shapes that during the course of the last three hours had scrambled my tiny mind.(5) He inflicted the aural atrocity that is ‘The Frog's Chorus’ on zillions of unprotected eardrums.(6) It must suck to get busted for doing something that zillions of people in this town do anyway.(7) We are way over stock on quarks, we have zillion and zillions .(8) Corey looked down, feeling herself blush for the zillionth time.(9) The film became a massive box-office hit and my song was on the soundtrack album, which sold zillions of copies.(10) My tastes wandered in different directions, but Peel somehow kept up his enthusiasm for zillions of British rock bands until the end.(11) I don't feel I'm ready to take this big step yet, but I know it would save me zillions of dollars by doing so.(12) When she entered the library she'd planned on looking over her scores for the zillionth time in preparation for the audition.(13) But now, we have moved from producing billions of pictures to zillions of pictures.(14) They make zillions of dollars and this seems like a sly way to get more.(15) I sighed and closed my eyes wondering for the zillionth time if I had been too rash in my decision to get the hell out of New York.(16) A few quick mathematical calculations will show that there's heaps, piles, zillions more places where conditions like this exist in Space than on a planet's surface.
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