casbah in Portuguese
casbah in Portuguese is casbá — casbah means the old fortified quarter of a North African or Middle Eastern city, or the citadel at its heart.
casbah in Portuguese
casbá
The fortress in a city in North Africa or the Middle East.
What does "casbah" mean?
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noun The old fortified quarter of a North African or Middle Eastern city, or the citadel at its heart.
"They wandered through the narrow alleys of the casbah, past spice stalls and hidden courtyards."
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noun Informally, someone's home or flat.
"Come on up to my casbah for coffee."
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casbah in a sentence
- They wandered through the narrow alleys of the casbah, past spice stalls and hidden courtyards.
- The old casbah of Algiers is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
- Come on up to my casbah for coffee.
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What is "casbah" in Portuguese?
"casbah" in Portuguese is casbá. casbah means: The old fortified quarter of a North African or Middle Eastern city, or the citadel at its heart.
How do you use "casbah" in a sentence?
Example: "They wandered through the narrow alleys of the casbah, past spice stalls and hidden courtyards." In Portuguese, "casbah" is casbá.
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