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Significats de contrast en anglès

portuguès
demarcaçao
català
línia divisòria
espanyol
línea

A conceptual separation or distinction.

línia divisòria
portuguès
contraposição
català
contrast
espanyol
contraste

The opposition or dissimilarity of things that are compared.

contrast
Sinònims
Examples for "line"
Examples for "line"
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Western Europe asked North America, Military Intelligence, and Halo to remain on-line.
The Naked God
2
So just top line question; is wearing sunscreen still a good idea?
Wired
3
The line I remember was 'Change before they change you.' Autonomy, right?
Up in the air
4
Therefore this time line possible: -maybe contracted last Saturday at ACB event.
NY Magazine
5
Take a good look at its product line over the past year.
Wired
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Santilli said budget cuts to FUNAI had also affected its demarcation work.
Reuters
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Production at Coolock stopped yesterday morning because of an unofficial demarcation dispute.
The Irish Times
3
A strict line of demarcation separated the nobles from the common people.
The History of Rome, Book I / The Period Anterior to the Aboliti...
4
The literary line of demarcation is not identical with the chronological one.
A History of English Romanticism in the Eighteenth Century
5
There was no hint of patronage, no suggestion of any social demarcation.
Memoir and Letters of Francis W. Newman
1
However, it is a huge and important dividing line in modern politics.
A journey: my political life
2
There is no longer a sharp dividing line between working and rentiering.
The Guardian
3
And then it came, the great dividing line between childhood and womanhood.
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
4
The bath tub is the dividing line between savages and civilized beings.
Cuba in War Time
5
The Big road was the dividing line between that and Edgefield County.
Slave Narratives: A Folk History of Slavery in the United States...
portuguès
contrapor-se
català
fer front
espanyol
contrastar

To show differences when compared; be different.

fer front
Ús de contrast en anglès
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But, in contrast, Sydney's north will actually have good air quality today.
News.com.au
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By contrast, renewable energy is dominating new investment in power generation worldwide.
The South African
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In contrast, she said, American Protestantism offers greater room for spiritual debate.
Reuters
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Good contrast was found to be most important at longer working distances.
Pubmed
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Patients taking Remicade, by contrast, need at least six infusions a year.
Reuters
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This result stands in contrast to those reported for New World monkeys.
Pubmed
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Your typical American household, by contrast, consumes 7 percent of that-peryear.
Wired
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In contrast, perhaps, to the current state of the church in Ireland?
The Irish Times
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However, this algorithm suffers from low image resolution and low contrast drawbacks.
Pubmed
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In contrast, five of seven lost more than 35 percent this year.
Reuters
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The book's main text, by contrast, needed to reflect official Jedi orthodoxy.
Wired
12
By contrast, the Mexican economy grew by nearly 4 percent last year.
Reuters
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In contrast to health care-related outbreaks, no clear seasonality could be observed.
Pubmed
14
Find examples of climax; of contrast; of parallel structure; of biblical language.
Teachers' Outlines for Studies in English / Based on the Require...
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The contrast exists in England; but in America it is much stronger.
North America — Volume 1
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SMALL, LOCAL By contrast, many adaptation efforts are small, local and new.
Reuters
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Translations for contrast
Contrast a través del temps
Contrast per variant geogràfica
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