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Significats de hiccup en anglès

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(Usually plural) the state of having reflex spasms of the diaphragm accompanied by a rapid closure of the glottis producing an audible sound; sometimes a symptom of indigestion.

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To have spasms of the diaphragm.

Ús de hiccup en anglès
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Guidanian has described the incident as a hiccup Lebanon will soon overcome.
Reuters
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When it comes to FDI, 2020 will be seen as a hiccup.
The Irish Times
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Every now and then, a hiccup foreshadowed the incredible turmoil to come.
The quants: how a new breed of math whizzes conquered wall stree...
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The hiccup is mostly a function of the Vision Fund's unusual structure.
Reuters
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The chase was easy enough, the odd hiccup of a wicket aside.
The Guardian
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Made the Klondike rush look like a garden party. Tyne hiccup-laughed again.
Bones Are Forever
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Only a three-game hiccup has kept them below Arsenal in the pile.
The South African
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Loud hiccup from Uncle Pentstemon, momentary consternation followed by giggle from Annie.
The History of Mr. Polly
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A hiccup interrupted her, and she sat down suddenly on the platform.
Neverwhere
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The other made a noise more like a hiccup than a laugh.
The forgotten soldier
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Aim: To test baclofen administration for the treatment of persistent hiccup.
Pubmed
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Even the smallest hiccup could taint NYSE's reputation, industry sources said.
Reuters
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Breaching the house-despitethe little hiccup with the security system-hadbeen too easy.
Wild Storm
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The median age of the citizenry was just a hiccup short of sixty.
You can't stop me
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She's well on the way to better just with a hiccup.
News.com.au
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A hiccup in production here can heap demand on plants elsewhere.
The South African
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