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Meanings of accommodate in anglès
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Examples for "fit"
Examples for "fit"
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They deserve modern, fit-for-purpose facilities that support high quality services, he said.
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His answer was simple: Your values alignment and fit within our culture.
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They also raised the issue of where victims fit into the process.
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He had asked questions about whether current laws were fit for purpose.
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Photo: Supplied Navi says it's a good fit for the corporate market.
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Other countries followed suit years later but South Africa paved the way.
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Answer: Yes, there is indeed a visa that will suit his needs.
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However, Irish interest rates are seen as very unlikely to follow suit.
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WINE:Looking for something light to suit the mellow days and long nights?
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Yes, see, to power the suit... sir, the technology doesn't actually exist.
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The best way to arrange matters is to create a win-win situation.
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One Palestinian source said Egypt was leading efforts to arrange a ceasefire.
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The document also shows how competing consumer products companies arrange their affairs.
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But of course the journey's true purpose was to arrange an alibi.
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Abune Paulos said the church would try to arrange food from donors.
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We need time to work and adjust things which are not good.
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Employers will need to adjust, the government said in a policy document.
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New climbers need to be allowed to adjust on their own terms.
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Multivariate techniques were used to adjust for the effects of treatment order.
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Special fittings can be used to adjust the time and water flow.
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Everyone knows how the Coronavirus crisis forced the retail industry to adapt.
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The money is intended to help vulnerable nations adapt to climate change.
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We all now have a responsibility to adapt to these new challenges.
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Healthcare workers must strive to adapt bereavement follow-up to each individual situation.
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The proposed rules give participating companies time to adapt to the changes.
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The conditions simply do not conform to western standards, says Fiona Lang-Sharpe.
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Grant asked curtly: Did the bridge not conform to the congressional legislation?
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My mind had apparently updated his grotesque to conform to new information.
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Formerly unregulated off-exchange derivatives markets will have to conform to new procedures.
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Did you feel any pressure to conform to some type of image?
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donar hostalatge espanyol
hospedar Usage of accommodate in anglès
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He said Congress could be reopened in stages to accommodate health concerns.
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Protocol has been modified, to the extent possible, to accommodate religious concerns.
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A great percentage of devices are used off-label to accommodate children's needs.
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Software companies have also rushed to accommodate a record number of users.
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Meesho also plans to extend its platform to accommodate new product lines.
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It could accommodate large trading floors, a key requirement for investment banks.
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He added that sustainable jobs are lost to accommodate the current system.
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You all here today among the fortunate few the City could accommodate.
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The new centre will also accommodate plumbing, drain-laying and gas-fitting training programmes.
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I believe the NHS needs to accommodate and encourage women to lead.
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Despite this, other EU countries cannot bend over backwards to accommodate Cameron.
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WIRED: Varied exhibits, great displays for kids, space to accommodate large crowds.
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A kitchen with split level bench height to accommodate all family members.
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Some households find it difficult to accommodate everyone for extended family gatherings.
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Some analysts say output can accommodate many of the new transportation lines.
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We cannot accommodate our young offenders and those in need of shelter.
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Accommodate across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
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