Colle
Proper noun
Meaning
Colle
A surname originating as a patronymic.
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Examples
Being pursued as Jews, many of whom had already been interned by the authorities, they moved up the hillside to Amay in the Colle di Joux.
After supporting the campaign of Eglinton-Lawrence candidate Marco Mendicino, MPP Mike Colle looks forward to knowing the neighbourhood will have a empathetic ear on Parliament Hill again.
Forward units of the 3rd Algerian Division had also by-passed Monte Cifalco to capture Monte Belvedere and Colle Abate.
The agencies that signed onto the pledge include Barkley, Bernstein-Rein, Carmichael Lynch, Colle McVoy, Fallon, Haberman, ICF Next, Mono, Preston Kelly and Wunderman Thompson, among others.
“Find out your borrowing rights using this property for collateral with the easements by renewable energy companies,” said Del Colle.
A pilot gets into an Italian airforce Eurofighter Typhoon jet at the Gioia del Colle air base near Bari, Southern Italy.