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Meanings of confined in anglès

portuguès
confinado

Not invading healthy tissue.

confinado

Being in captivity.

Not free to move about.

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Usage of confined in anglès
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Conclusions: Breast MRI use was not confined to any particular patient group.
Pubmed
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The citizen will wonder: why should corruption be confined to local government?
The Irish Times
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However, with aging, expression was confined to specific regions, particularly the hippocampus.
Pubmed
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Officials said she will be confined to her home for 40 days.
The Irish Times
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Unfortunately, this diabolical practice is by no means confined to local authorities.
The Irish Times
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Unfortunately this is not just confined to one time of the year.
The Irish Times
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Duque said the patient, confined in a government hospital, is currently asymptomatic.
Reuters
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The debate was by no means confined to industrial or material considerations.
The Anti-Slavery Crusade: A Chronicle of the Gathering Storm
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Access to maps is no longer confined to a small western elite.
The Guardian
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Children aren't aware of the police presence as they are confined indoors.
The Irish Times
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The duties of the priest were confined to ministration in the temple.
History of the Conquest of Peru
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Our approach is not just confined to our response to past failings.
The Irish Times
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The debate was confined to two speeches, one for and one against.
Jailed for Freedom
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Those in the main centres are confined to their rooms, Tate said.
Radio NZ
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He was confined in the jail there and held until the U.S.
Slave Narratives: A Folk History of Slavery in the United States...
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A new study suggests a mid-life crisis is not confined to humans.
BBC
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Translations for confined
portuguès
confinado
Confined through the time
Confined across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
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