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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bon" is not correct in standard written English.
It appears to be a truncation or misspelling of a phrase, possibly intended to be "a bond" or "bon appétit," but without context, it's unclear.
Example: "We formed a strong bond over our shared experiences."
Alternatives: "a connection" or "a tie".
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A bon vivant, perhaps.
And he was a bon vivant?
A bon vivant he isn't.
So he's a bon vivant?
Come on, it's a bon mot".
The other was that of a bon vivant.
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The coch-a-bon-ddu ("cockybundy" is the angler's corruption) is still swarming, later than usual.
Hardness obtained from a-BON was about 10 GPa.
The results show that microstructure of each layer and a new nanocrystalline material that deposited between a-BON thin film and nc-SiC thin film affect the hardness enhancement in multilayered a-BON/nc-SiC thin films.
'I have to say, JPod was a bon-bon, a treat to myself.
She told them it was part of a bon-voyage basket and she had another orange.
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