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Meanings of hurdle in anglès

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Obstacle used in track and field hurdles.

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The act of jumping over an obstacle.

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Usage of hurdle in anglès
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However they suddenly appear in danger of falling at the final hurdle.
The Guardian
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It was not clear how House Republicans hope to overcome that hurdle.
Reuters
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Such a reserve, however, would need Congressional approval -a major hurdle.
Reuters
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The contentious legislation passed its final hurdle to become law last night.
Radio NZ
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The above idea, known as 'trickle-down economics', stumbles on its first hurdle.
23 Things They Don’t Tell You About Capitalism
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For the second successive year Andy Murray fell at the penultimate hurdle.
The Guardian
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Citizenship and Immigration Services naturalization test - the final hurdle to citizenship.
Reuters
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The sky city convention centre deal passes its first hurdle in parliament.
Radio NZ
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It is the last major hurdle to approval of the energy reform.
Reuters
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Its latest success in court overcomes another hurdle for the proposed extension.
Radio NZ
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Sixty votes are needed in the 100-member Senate to clear the hurdle.
Reuters
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Navigating the rapid pace of technological change also represents a substantial hurdle.
The Irish Times
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Building a new UI was the biggest hurdle, he said via email.
Wired
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The Trans Pacific Partnership passed its first domestic hurdle at Parliament yesterday.
Radio NZ
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The two sides could still hit a hurdle, however, the sources cautioned.
Reuters
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Yet again South Africa have fallen at a hurdle they found insurmountable.
The Irish Times
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Translations for hurdle
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Hurdle through the time
Hurdle across language varieties
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
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