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Meanings of chord in anglès
portuguès
compatibilizar català
congeniar Sinònims
Examples for "harmonize"
Examples for "harmonize"
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The SEC has yet to propose a rule that would harmonize standards.
2
The brilliant red and yellow harmonize with the glory of the day.
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Conclusion: The E3 SD-OCT classification has been developed to harmonize epidemiological studies.
4
He also had to harmonize the pathetically absurd with the grimly real.
5
He was wrong or foolish in trying to harmonize revelation and science.
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The proposed law also aims to harmonise car insurance costs across Europe.
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A classification of diseases would harmonise the situation at the European level.
3
The people one meets along the road harmonise with these unexpected impressions.
4
We may regulate and harmonise the conditions, we cannot abolish the conflict.
5
The colour of roof tiles or slates should harmonise with the landscape.
Usage of chord in anglès
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The new centre has also struck a chord with Drogheda's business community.
2
The harmony is in the chord, not in him who touches it.
3
Soul simply struck a chord in a way other boxy cars didn't.
4
The swing of the dance music struck no answering chord in him.
5
The firmness of the judge had touched the right chord at last.
6
That produced a faint chord of recognition far back in Eddie's mind.
7
But some Republican voters said Trump was striking a chord with many.
8
His language and his illustrations touched an old-school chord in the Rev.
9
TIRED Despite price, still requires additional in-app purchase for printable chord sheets.
10
We can get once round the room again before the final chord.
11
Then he laid the bow over the strings and struck a chord.
12
Then she struck a chord and sang in a deep, passionate voice:
13
The name, common as it was, touched some chord in my memory.
14
And he began the soft repetition of chord-quavers with which it opened.
15
This chord, in a different dress, begins each of the four movements.
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His humble background and rebellious nature struck a chord with the Napoletani.
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Translations for chord
espanyol
Chord through the time
Chord across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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