Manuel English

Meaning Manuel meaning

What does Manuel mean?

Manuel properNoun

— A en given name.

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It was here in the Castle of St George in the hills above Lisbon that the newly crowned Portuguese King Manuel appointed da Gama to command a fleet of ships, to make discoveries and go in search of spices.

King manuel's orders to Vasco da Gama tell us something very important about the overseas spread of Western civilization.

You try run Manuel down, huh?

You try swallow Manuel like he little smelt, huh?

He come visit Manuel.

No, Manuel, he fished you aboard.

Look at Manuel. He's saving fish to sleep on.

Manuel's responsible for him being on board.

You got to, Manuel.

Manuel, that's only fair and just.

Please do, Manuel.

I mean it, Manuel. - All right.

Manuel?

Heave that lead, Manuel.

Look at Manuel.

You think Manuel soft with that kid, huh?

Who goes with Manuel?

Manuel, he all set.

Hey, Manuel!

This is Manuel, the lobster king. Hello!

Glass of wine, Manuel?

Two glasses of wine for Manuel. Two?

Manuel, gracias por todo.

Maria, I've been given permission to stand by while the bulls are being tested No, Manuel, you'll be hurt. Nonsense!

Is that why you want to be a matador, Manuel?

Manuel.

I'm sick in my heart for Manuel, for his pain and his disappointment.

Isn't it, Manuel?

Isn't she, Manuel?

She kept telling it to us, isn't it, Manuel?

But it was worth it. Isn't it, Manuel?

They almost look the same age, isn't it, Manuel?

News and current affairs

In Colombia, peace talks scheduled for October 8 in Norway between President Juan Manuel Santos's government and the FARC guerrillas may bring an end to 40 years of war and bloodshed.

First, there's the question of whether the European Commission's current president, former Portuguese Prime Minister Jose Manuel Barroso, should get another five-year term.

First, there was the controversial appointment of the Spaniard Jose Manuel Gonzales-Paramo to replace his countryman Domingo Solans on the Executive Board in May 2004.

So do Mario Draghi, the president of the European Central Bank, Jose Manuel Barroso, the president of the European Commission, EU Council President Herman Van Rompuy, and, indeed, Merkel herself.

This time France stood firm, with Prime Minister Manuel Valls saying that to retreat one inch would be to hand victory to the militants.

NEW YORK - French Prime Minister Manuel Valls was not speaking metaphorically when he said that France is at war with radical Islam.

Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos tried to defuse the issue by first ascertaining whether the Cubans actually wanted to be invited.

While Bush's invasion of Panama to capture (and later put on trial) Manuel Noriega may have violated Panamanian sovereignty, it had a degree of de facto legitimacy, given Noriega's notorious behavior.

South African Finance Minister Trevor Manuel has ably served as head of the World Bank's oversight committee and would make a brilliant World Bank president.

Only a few groups remained: the Shining Path in Peru, the Manuel Rodríguez Patriotic Front in Chile, for a brief time the Zapatistas in Chiapas, Mexico, and the FARC in Colombia.

Many have advocated negotiating pacification with the late FARC leader Manuel Marulanda's successors.

Crucially, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French Prime Minister Manuel Valls - not to mention the new Commission - must also step in to offer genuine support for the project.

Last month, Prime Minister Manuel Valls and I announced an ambitious partnership to promote a digital transformation of the entire country.

BUENOS AIRES - On June 28 a coup deposed Honduran President Manuel Zelaya, ending his attempt to hold a referendum that would permit his re-election.

And President Manuel Zelaya of Honduras has called for the legalization of drug consumption as a means to end the violence related to its production and trafficking.

And it should be remembered that Latin America's most recent electoral fraudsters - Manuel Noriega of Panama in 1989 and Alberto Fujimori in Peru in 2000 - were evicted from power before finishing their terms in office.

In September, the ousted president of Honduras, Manuel Zelaya, reappeared in the country inside the Brazilian embassy in Tegucigalpa after three months of exile.

French Prime Minister Manuel Valls recognizes this danger.

Honduras was suspended from the OAS last year, after the June coup that overthrew elected president Manuel Zelaya.

But few expected this tide of frustration to threaten Latin America's most competent president, Colombia's Juan Manuel Santos, or one of its most revered traditions, Brazilian soccer.

The likely winner in the June 26 run-off election, Juan Manuel Santos, will pursue most of outgoing president Alvaro Uribe's domestic policies, but might change course slightly in foreign affairs.