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Meanings of fig in anglès
portuguès
figo 
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Usage of fig in anglès
1
The furnace in which the reaction takes place is shown in fig.
2
All the bluntness and coarseness of feeling in the workmanship of fig.
3
Yes, it was Euphrosyne in full fig and in very active circulation.
4
And he did not, in fact, care a fig about the balance.
5
The respirator, with its back in part removed, is shown in fig.
6
As an apical ricochet it corresponds with the Lee-Metford shown in fig.
7
Eventually, the tops of fig trees come into view at eye level.
8
The fig, pomegranate, and other delicate fruits flourish in the Tidewater region.
9
Two countries have placed a strangler fig on their coats of arms.
10
Her children awaken to find themselves inside fig seeds-sothey are minute.
11
Despite appearances, there is nothing wrong with the scene depicted in fig.
12
Jesus stood calmly under the fig tree and saw the stranger coming.
13
The fig and mulberry are the only trees that grow well here.
14
The influence of diffusion on the electromotive force is illustrated by fig.
15
The pearlite when highly magnified somewhat resembles the lead-tin eutectic of fig.
16
Bake in layers and fill between with either frosting or fig paste.
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Fig across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common