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com·bo
(kŏm′bō)n. pl. com·bos
1. A small jazz band.
2. Informal The product or result of combining; a combination.
[Short for combination.]
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combo
(ˈkɒmbəʊ)n, pl -bos
1. (Music, other) a small group of musicians, esp of jazz musicians
2. informal any combination
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com•bo
(ˈkɒm boʊ)n., pl. -bos. Informal.
1. a small jazz or dance band.
2. a combination.
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combo
[ˈkɒmbəʊ] n (= combination) → combinaison f
(= group of musicians) → combo m petit groupe de musiciens
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