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Meanings of get up in anglès
portuguès
vestir català
arreglar-se Synonyms
Examples for "bone"
Examples for "bone"
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Conclusions: PA likely is associated with improved bone health in IBD children.
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Confusion exists concerning the effects that weight loss has on bone health.
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Therefore, the exact association between serum UA and bone health remains unclear.
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Vitamin A:Needed for healthy vision, bone growth and a strong immune system.
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Moreover, milk is considered to contain other components effective for bone health.
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The New South Wales government said its drum lines were more humane.
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Authorities said the drum lines would remain in place for a week.
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Dry the pieces in the drum, and the yarn in the stove.
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Riley joined the following year after a mere month of drum lessons.
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State of Mind talked to Sam Wicks about the state of drum'n'bass.
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So far I've been able to cram all sorts of vegetables in.
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We'd managed to cram nearly 70 of us into this particular home.
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What a lot of political progress to cram into a two-word subclause.
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There had been so much he wanted to cram into that moment.
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Now bands, don't try to cram too many ringers into the group.
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He is, in other words, that person mocked by Johnson: a swot.
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He was the clear winner, beating loyal swot Hermione Granger into second place.
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You fellows swot, and I sit in the orchestra chairs.
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Even though he was a bit of a swot and not much good at games.
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Second and most importantly, I'm going to swot up on all the world history I can.
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Best bone up on these rare rules before you're slapped with a fine!
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Meanwhile, I'll bone up on City educational policies in regard to juvenile delinquents.
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If you want to bone up for your examinations, please do so at home.
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He stirred the fire, standing slender tusks of bone up out of the ashes.
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You ought to spend some time at the library, Artie, bone up on some history.
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No more history was needed than to grind away forgotten loveliness.
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Flip it over and grind away the silicon layer to reveal the pixels.
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She required surgery to grind away the excess bone and allow the nerve free passage.
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He's had one world title shot; is he motivated enough to grind away for another?
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But how are we to live while I am learning?-No ; Imustgrind away till-
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I bring the mug up to my lips and drink every last drop.
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Just fill that mug up with lukewarm water, William, will you?
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Quentin held the mug up to the light.
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Margrit snatched Alban's mug up and swung it as hard as she could into the monster's temple.
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Have a wonderful Christmas from the social care network team You'll have to mug up a little bit more!
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Second and most importantly, I'm going to swot up on all the world history I can.
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Perhaps it is time for Kevin Keegan to swot up on some of Lombardi's famed one-liners.
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The five-day trip gives you the chance to swot up on the history of a fascinating city.
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Asked how many people were likely to fail the higher standard, Dutton suggests they'll swot up and pass:
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Okay, we buy the parenting books, swot up on self-esteem issues, encourage them to express their feelings and respect other people's.
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aixecar-se espanyol
despertarse Usage of get up in anglès
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We'll talk tomorrow; I'll call you as soon as I get up.
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He wanted to get up but she said: 'Sit where you are.
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What time did they get up, arrive home from work, have dinner?
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I saw Shifty Schiff get up yesterday and say this is Russia.
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Tesla has said the new Cybertruck will get up to 500 miles.
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She'd meant to move several times already, to get up and leave.
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I think I see a way we can get up within range.
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You're going to get up in the morning and go to work.
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His only response was to ask if he could get up now.
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You have to get up early; you still live; you have children.
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Come on back to bed, it's not time to get up yet.
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Government employees can now get up to 50 percent off electric bikes.
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And then get up again and hike for 15 minutes and repeat.
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What about the people who get up really early in the morning?
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Nothing else except that I hope to get up to Paris soon.
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If you fall into that category - get up early next year.
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