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Meanings of entering in anglès
Usage of entering in anglès
1
It says most recent cases come from people entering China from elsewhere.
2
Israeli journalists have long been prevented from entering Gaza for security reasons.
3
A new Irish energy supply company is entering the Irish marketplace today.
4
Irish energy supplier Vayu is entering the UK market, targeting business users.
5
Both factors have contributed to young people entering the housing market later.
6
This year we are entering a competition called the Irish Aid Awards.
7
It is also entering new markets such as public safety and transportation.
8
Beijing-Trump relations enter dangerous phase Sino-U.S. relations are entering a dangerous phase.
9
Last week the TSX tumbled almost 7 percent, entering bear market territory.
10
Cogolludo expects the barriers to entering the sector to remain quite high.
11
Footfall measures the number of people entering a store or shopping area.
12
China is entering the second stage of its colossal fight against graft.
13
He was held last year after entering North Korea as a tourist.
14
As you have pointed out, Caroline, she shall soon be entering society.
15
The attacks in Paris raised worries about Islamist militants entering Europe undetected.
16
A year later, entering the same fixture, it's a vastly different scenario.
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Entering through the time
Entering across language varieties
New Zealand
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Australia
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South Africa
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