US /pɑ/
・UK /ˌpi:'eɪ/
2nd ed. Chester Springs, PA: Dufour Editions, 1998. ISBN 0-8023-1297-7 LCCN 98-32049
[PA system chimes]
You can be in Heathrow, for instance, you'll hear that woman come on the system. *PA system sound effect*
Any unattended luggage will be removed by security and destroyed. Thank you." *PA system turns off*
Damn you look good, hey pa pa
Oh, ha-pa-pa!
POCKETS OFAX WORKERS, CREATE PA
Can you call him on the PA, please?
I'm sorry, madam, but— Can you call him on the PA, please?
♪ PA-PA-P, PA-PA-PA-PA ♪
♪ PA-PA-PA-PA-PA-PA-PA-PA ♪
Or Robbins' small act of defiance when he plays a portion of Mozart's "Marriage of Figaro" opera over the prison's PA system, facing certain punishment in the process.
" Marriage of Figaro" opera over the prison's PA system - facing certain punishment in the process. The period-authentic vernacular
It's just your old pa trying to give you a Halloween scare.
IT'S JUST YOUR PA, TRYING TO GIVE YOU A HALLOWEEN SCARE.
(over PA) Final boarding call for Ashley's flight to Stuffy New England College, final boarding.