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Meanings of concern (concerning) in anglès

Wikidata

A commercial association of two or more persons, especially when incorporated.

portuguès
empresas
català
negoci
espanyol
asunto de negocios

A commercial or industrial enterprise and the people who constitute it.

negoci
portuguès
preocupação
català
maldecap
espanyol
preocupación

Something or someone that causes anxiety; a source of unhappiness.

maldecap
portuguès
preocupação
català
por
espanyol
miedo

An anxious feeling.

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Usage of concerning in anglès
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The police first reported a concerning approach in early September last year.
Radio NZ
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However, there is uncertainty concerning how specialist depression services effect such change.
Pubmed
3
Recent cases concerning child pornography raise two aspects of this distressing crime.
The Irish Times
4
It is rarer still to read good news concerning matters of religion.
The Guardian
5
So far there are limited data concerning the quality of this information.
Pubmed
6
Very few cases have been reported so far concerning a laparoscopic approach.
Pubmed
7
Advance notice concerning changes to services and work practices was also withheld.
The Irish Times
8
Nothing could be left to chance concerning the health of the patients.
Reuters
9
Other debates about them, especially concerning their spectacular diversity, remain active, however.
BBC
10
The highly concerning issue here is the leak of personal medical information.
News.com.au
11
Confusion exists concerning the effects that weight loss has on bone health.
Pubmed
12
Please, come out and speak with us-wehave questions concerning your safety.
Arthas: rise of the lich king
13
Trussell said the slight increase in side effects among teens wasn't concerning.
Reuters
14
Last March, the EU Commission wrote to the Government concerning its responsibilities.
The Irish Times
15
Tells about different directions given the athletes concerning food, housing and drugs.
The new yorker
16
Thai internet users raised substantial questions concerning the official version of events.
The Guardian