malo
Speech parts
1. malo - Noun
2. Malo - Proper noun
Meaning
malo (uncountable)
(informal) malolactic fermentation
malo (plural malos)
A Hawaiian loincloth.
Malo (plural Malos)
A surname.
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A 13-strong Argentine Army Commando detachment (Captain José Vercesi's 1st Assault Section, 602nd Commando Company) found itself trapped in a small shepherd's house at Top Malo.
Accompanying Treto is Mavericks frontman Raul Malo, who sings and plays the Christmas classic with the band's signature flair.
But at the time, there was a strong sense of crisis in the Allied command as the Allies had only advanced about 15 miles inland at a time when their plans called for them to had already taken Rennes, Alençon and St. Malo.
A 15-year drought also made the ranch and other regional forests vulnerable to wildfires, like the 2006 Malo Vega Fire, which scorched 13,780 acres on the Trinchera.
Ferry services to Normandy are operated by Manche Îles Express, and services between Jersey and Saint Malo are operated by Compagnie Corsaire and Condor Ferries.
Plymouth's economy remains strongly influenced by shipbuilding and seafaring including ferry links to Brittany ( Roscoff and St Malo ) and Spain ( Santander ), but has tended toward a service-based economy since the 1990s.