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Significats de insulate en anglès

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To set apart from others.

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Ús de insulate en anglès
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Russian leaders believe it would insulate them against the new US system.
The Irish Times
2
Energy efficiency projects, for example to insulate homes, may fit the bill.
Reuters
3
The polyurethane unit makes chemicals used to insulate refrigerators and other appliances.
Reuters
4
Alas, even Hasler's successes could not insulate him from his self-wrought failings.
The Guardian
5
However, these MARs did not completely insulate the associated transgenes from position effects.
Pubmed
6
We insulate them from a reality that would actually be good for them.
Chuck klosterman on rock
7
Those looking to insulate themselves from future price hikes have two realistic options.
The Guardian
8
Her administration also controls capital flows and curbs imports to insulate the economy.
Reuters
9
We use money to insulate ourselves from the risk, noise, inconvenience.
Wired
10
Aside from using popularity to insulate myself from others, I also used aloofness.
Ebony
11
But experts in government ethics said that would do little to insulate Trump.
Reuters
12
But increasingly the ways to insulate yourselves are declining, Benedict said.
Reuters
13
If you want to insulate and survive relatively unscathed you should start preparing.
News.com.au
14
You can insulate the screws by packing the tops with snow.
Climbing Magazine
15
Rent a surfboard and wetsuit to insulate yourself from the chilly Pacific Ocean.
Reuters
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A taped-on foam pad can insulate your hand from a frigid axe head.
Climbing Magazine
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Insulate a través del temps
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