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Meanings of cured in anglès
(Used of rubber) treated by a chemical or physical process to improve its properties (hardness and strength and odor and elasticity)
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Examples for "aged"
Examples for "aged"
1
Introduction: Falls in older aged adults are an important public health problem.
2
He left his home in East Afghanistan nine years ago aged 12.
3
He said initially children aged six and seven would benefit next year.
4
Methods: Children aged younger than 30 days undergoing cardiac operations were reviewed.
5
Currently the Youth Court hears cases involving children aged 16 or younger.
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They'd gone the colour of corned beef, and had a scaly look.
2
The doctor diagnoses it as an occupational ailment and calls corned-beef knee.
3
Investigator turned up his nose and said: I never touch corned beef.
4
At the next counter there was corned beef, streaked fat and lean.
5
But, like many processed meats, corned beef has a rather regal ancestor.
Usage of cured in anglès
1
Semihard; full cream; rapidly cured; Tilsit type; very fine; made at Itzehoe.
2
The following is the manner in which they were cured by ourselves:
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Once his leaving would have cured the attraction problem, but not now.
4
Acute GVHD grade II occurred at day 13 and cured after treatment.
5
Whether it either prevented or cured bronchitis and pneumonia, I didn't know.
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It is poor Ellen Juvarna; she has been cured for the market.
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Back home in Ireland, salted cured beef had been a pricey luxury.
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Effective chemotherapy of patients who are not cured by surgery is needed.
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You have only to drink in the atmosphere and you are cured.
10
The atheism cured itself; we do not exactly know when or how.
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She had the healing gift; her touch would have cured my madness.
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Nine years ago she had been cured of fistula in the arm.
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Which, on the bright side, means it can be cured with knowledge.
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People came from all over London to have their illnesses cured there.
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He never said that pain is a good thing; he cured it.
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They also know the remedy-knowhow to be cured of General Phelps.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
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