General meaning in English
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Definition
a general: a high-ranking army officer
general: common, ordinary, everyday, generic
Examples
- "General Hurley Burley : Horatio O'Leary!"
- "General Hurley Burley : General Hurley Burley here!"
- "The General made war, but Rainbow Child makes love."
- "Announcer : One hundred and ten years ago today, our spectacular leader, General Horatio Oléré, was born."
- "This is General Hurley Burley of the United States Army."
- "Despite his humble beginnings in the deepest, darkest Amazon, General Oléré stood out like a shining star."
- "Horatio : General, I mean Rainbow Child, am I still under arrest?"
- "General Rainbow Child : The audience hated all my acts, Brian."
- "This is General Hurley Burley of the United States Army and newly appointed deputy of the World Police."
- "General : Be quiet and put your hands where I can see them!"
- "General : Don't call me General!"
- "General : Ow!"
- "General Rainbow Child : You're right!"
- "General Hurley Burley : Attention Horatio Oléré."
- "Brian : Are you ok, General?"
- "General : No, man."
- "It's time to say goodbye to your lame regime of peace, non-violence and general contentment."
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