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Meanings of aspiration in anglès
The act of inhaling; the drawing in of air (or other gases) as in breathing.
Synonyms
Examples for "inspiration"
Examples for "inspiration"
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Sleightholme will hope his presence provides similar inspiration for Derby in future.
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Mulling over possible ways to improve the situation, he found little inspiration.
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Pornography and other pop culture references are good for use as inspiration.
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Some companies foster inspiration by encouraging employees to try new creative outlets.
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Thousands are believed to be drawing inspiration from the group at home.
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However, whereas food intake normalized after 10 days, lower body weight persisted.
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Identifying common contributors to sodium intake among children can help reduction efforts.
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However, compliance with weekly intake might be problematic outside a research programme.
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Results: At baseline, both groups reported similar food costs and dietary intake.
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Improving nutrient intake in children and adolescents is of public health importance.
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Results of methacholine inhalation tests did not change significantly in either group.
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Conclusions: Most patients with ARDS had clinically useful responses to NO inhalation.
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A major highlight was liposome inhalation for the treatment of lung cancers.
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What magic have you worked with those beans, Ianto?' Another deep inhalation.
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All participants performed a skin prick test against inhalation allergens and food.
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The last chapter we left the combatants breathing in their narrow lists.
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He played softly, breathing in the instrument the very pang of love.
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She stood for a long time breathing in the mild May air.
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The wizard was huddled against the opposite gunwale, breathing in long wheezes.
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The horse was breathing in short, uncertain gasps, as though near winded.
Usage of aspiration in anglès
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I believe confidence and aspiration can take a person a long way.
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For schools, it means a culture of high aspiration and good discipline.
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Tax cuts remain more a political aspiration than a binding economic commitment.
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It summed up perhaps the most basic aspiration of a civilised society.
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Participants also agreed that universities played a key role in raising aspiration.
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Delayed aspiration group showed significantly lower residual volume ratio immediately after aspiration.
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Swallowing dysfunction caused by stroke is a risk factor for aspiration pneumonia.
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She delighted in their variety-yes ,andin all these forms of aspiration.
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It's clear from our evaluation that aspiration, participation and attainment are increased.
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The aspiration conducting to experiment has revealed the power or the inability.
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One of these could be in health, a longstanding aspiration of his.
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Comedy, after all, springs from the unbridgeable gulf between aspiration and reality.
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Preoperative fine-needle aspiration cytology, frozen section results, and surgical treatment were reviewed.
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With him re-awoke the spirit of conquest, the aspiration after universal dominion.
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The six-figure deal has been the aspiration of many authors for decades.
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They speak after their kind, putting ambition in the place of aspiration.
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Translations for aspiration
Aspiration through the time
Aspiration across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common