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Significats de inbuilt en anglès

Existing as an essential constituent or characteristic.

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Ús de inbuilt en anglès
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There was more to this than his inbuilt irreverence towards official culture.
The Guardian
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It can seem they have an inbuilt detestation for ordinary, flabby humanity.
The Irish Times
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Lights, lasers and LEDs have an inbuilt sense of modernity and lightness.
The Guardian
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My very advanced studies... Islamism can't generate political systems with inbuilt democratic checks.
A week in december
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If either party defaults, redress is usually inbuilt within the contract.
The Irish Times
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I think that every tribe has an inbuilt sense of its own survival.
The Guardian
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Another inbuilt bias that is coming under increasing strain is classification.
The Guardian
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Of course, Munster, with their inbuilt qualification radar, will know this better than anyone.
The Irish Times
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As a result of this new force, space-time had an inbuilt tendency to expand.
A briefer history of time
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We began investing in the estates properly, tackling inbuilt problems.
The Guardian
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It had its own inbuilt protections, like everything Merlin created.
From hell with love
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A Goan prawn curry, in a deep-spiced tomato-based sauce, has an inbuilt culinary timer.
The Guardian
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Anyone carrying the modified genes has an inbuilt instinct for violence against Harlan family members.
Woken furies
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It expressed concern that results systems with inbuilt security measures were bypassed during the counting.
Reuters
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Experts say the fund, with its inbuilt political insurance, is designed to meet their needs.
Reuters
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With the growth of smart phones however almost every modern mobile has an inbuilt camera.
Reuters
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