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Significats de deflate by en anglès

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Ús de deflate by en anglès
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The Fedaykin leader collapsed backward into his chair as if deflated by Paul's words.
Paul of dune
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The previous results were deflated by losses and write-offs at Bell Lines, which folded.
The Irish Times
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The tire deflates by itself in about 10 seconds once the device is attached.
Wired
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It looked obscenely flat, as if deflated by the loss of blood and secrets.
Night of Knives
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Everyone looks beaten down and deflated by the experience.
News.com.au
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Deflated by Deportivo here, Arsenal must hope the Spanish team do them a favour next Wednesday.
The Guardian
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The history of inflation-adjusted oil prices, deflated by the U.S. Consumer Price Index, offers some intriguing hints.
Reuters
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Michelin was severely deflated by six-monthly results that came in towards the bottom of the forecast range.
The Irish Times
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US stocks were mixed yesterday as an early rally was deflated by analysts' predictions of a market correction.
The Irish Times
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She didn't know how to react when he did this, but he didn't seem deflated by her ambivalence.
Sympathy for the devil
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Another German burnt, and one badly deflated by the prow of an antagonist, flopped out of action southward.
The War in the Air
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The bubble that grew after Lewis Hamilton's championship success last November has been deflated by the global financial crisis.
The Guardian
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Coach Benni McCarthy has noted the shift in focus, and is not too deflated by the recent Nedbank Cup exit.
The South African
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"I just don't know," I said, deflated by the reminder.
Living dead in dallas
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He also told them to "not allow yourselves to become overawed or deflated by the interest this case has attracted".
The Guardian
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I wonder if some of that fan interest was deflated by the lack of an American presence in any World Cup finals.
Climbing Magazine