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Significats de contested en anglès

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contestado

Disputed or made the object of contention or competition.

contestado
Ús de contested en anglès
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Mursi became president a year ago in Egypt's first freely contested election.
Reuters
2
The teams traded leads several times in a tightly contested second half.
Reuters
3
Six million voters are registered but a million of them are contested.
Reuters
4
The Labour leader made a number of contested claims about his role.
The Irish Times
5
He missed an opportunity for calling an independent inquiry into contested elections.
The Guardian
6
Voting has opened for the most fiercely contested election of the year.
Radio NZ
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This highly contested account was nonetheless largely swallowed by TV news programmes.
The Guardian
8
Galway and Tipperary contested the first All-Ireland hurling final 114 years ago.
The Irish Times
9
That position has been contested by conservatives, particularly in the United States.
Reuters
10
It shall be your duty to prove ownership of the contested material.
Jamaica Observer
11
The elections will be Myanmar's first openly contested polls in 25 years.
Radio NZ
12
A tightly contested first half featured five ties and six lead changes.
Reuters
13
A million of those names were contested, many on grounds of nationality.
Reuters
14
Today, the curb represents the most contested space in the urban world.
Wired
15
In PJ's time, elections were principally contested by the three established parties.
The Irish Times
16
The free banking provisions in the third section were not seriously contested.
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Translations for contested
portuguès
contestado
Contested a través del temps
Contested per variant geogràfica
Irlanda
Comú
Sudàfrica
Comú
Nova Zelanda
Comú
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