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Significats de desolate (desolates) en anglès
To cause extensive destruction or ruin utterly.
Sinònims
Examples for "bare"
Examples for "bare"
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J&J will continue, however, to sell its far less-lucrative bare metal stents.
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The power of nature takes their home and lays its contents bare.
3
His right hand was entirely bare; they'd taken off his wedding ring.
4
I believe this country's problems are best tackled with your bare hands.
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It's rarely a good idea to reduce anything complex to bare statistics.
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It's an unusually stark and public example of a far bigger problem.
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I am also driven by the stark financial reality of the situation.
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The answer is not a punchline, it is a stark political reality.
4
In time-honoured fashion, talk of promise has been undermined by stark reality.
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The Department of Health declined to respond directly to Baker's stark warning.
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Leaders' Questions can be a barren experience at the best of times.
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Abruptly he was no longer in the barren land, no longer falling.
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You will have barren work, to say nothing of incurring some danger.
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The piñon flourishes in the bleak and barren peaks of the rockies.
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The barren, overgrazed ground ringing Amboseli National Park testifies to the result.
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A glimmer of good news after a bleak year for the economy.
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However, Kganyago warned that the future of our economy is still bleak.
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The situation, according to a new report on university teaching, is bleak.
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While the situation was bleak, Boult said there was reason for optimism.
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As for the company's future products, that's where things start looking bleak.
Ús de desolates en anglès
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You have no idea of the ennui that desolates the hemispheres.
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The shock of the contest upturns Society and desolates the Land.
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He desolates the whole Mohammedan kingdom-andstill he is not sated.
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The grain Aphis, in certain years, desolates our wheat fields.
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To secure this, we must stop the war that now desolates our once happy and favored country.
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The unhappy war which now desolates Europe will oblige me to defer seeing France till a peace.
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Her face is quite colorless, but she can not altogether hide from him the sadness that still desolates her eyes.
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That the putrefied weeds have poisoned the air, and the poisoned air causes the yellow fever, that desolates these beautiful countries.
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Sometimes she shakes his dwelling, sometimes she annihilates his harvests, sometimes she inundates his fields, sometimes she desolates them by a burning drought.
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A monster which periodically crushes the energies, desolates the homes, swallows thousands of the young lives, and sweeps away millions of the money of mankind.
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I hold out my hand to him when he is drowning, I welcome him like a brother, and in return, he desolates my hearth!...
12
"I leave you to imagine," said Morley, pathetically, "how it desolates me to forego the pleasure.
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"It desolates me to hear of her extremity," the captain answered, with a fine irony, "but I am here to do my duty.
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Until the men stand trial for their action we will remain desolate.
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Pauline had put the empty room in order-interrible and desolate order.
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The younger members of the family were desolate when they heard this.
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Translations for desolates
Desolates a través del temps