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Significats de apparent en anglès

Clearly revealed to the mind or the senses or judgment.

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Appearing as such but not necessarily so.

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Ús de apparent en anglès
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He's great at both and I thought it was really apparent today.
Reuters
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However, a general decrease of alcohol-related deaths was apparent in all countries.
Pubmed
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It soon becomes apparent her work requires physical strength beyond most people.
Reuters
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Forebodings vanished; hearts lightened; gladness reigned; the excellence of crumpets became apparent.
The Roll-Call
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Several minutes and an apparent change of heart later, the waiter reappeared.
The Irish Times
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As soon as they attempted this, however, a new difficulty became apparent.
English passengers
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Justice Doogue said in sentencing Jiang today, the reason was now apparent.
Radio NZ
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However, perhaps nowhere in Central Asia are fear and repression more apparent.
Reuters
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The apparent effects of climate change are clear for all to see.
The Irish Times
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TURKEY: People in south-east Turkey fear the apparent inevitability of another war.
The Irish Times
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One problem is the sector's apparent inability to make a unified case.
The Guardian
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Increasing independence was more apparent in children aged 10 years and above.
Pubmed
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The goalkeeper was crawling across the penalty area for no apparent reason.
The marks of cain
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Slackening economic growth in the EU is already apparent in trade figures.
Reuters
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For all his apparent age, this 'High King' moved with stunning speed.
Return of the Crimson Guard
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It quickly became apparent that this is indeed a younger women's issue.
Feminist dot com
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