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Meanings of interception in anglès
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перехватчик Defensive military flying mission conducted to destroy incoming enemy aircraft.
Causing an event or condition that would otherwise occur to not occur.
Synonyms
Examples for "stopping"
Examples for "stopping"
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Aunt Rutherford mentioned stopping by their London town house before heading home.
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Some neighboring countries have closed their borders with several countries stopping flights.
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Response time: Vehicle stopping to missile firing is five minutes - BBC
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Yet many others said they had no intention of stopping the demonstrations.
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You may want to consider stopping the primary slave just in case.
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Public health agencies need a better long-term solution for prevention: a vaccine.
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The UK's crime prevention minister said the UK was addressing the threat.
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While prevention was a key focus, the programme would also support victims.
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Her passions include suicide prevention, violence prevention, healthy relationships, housing and research.
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Ultimately, however, the obesity epidemic requires a major focus on primary prevention.
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One serious issue we fear is an interruption in financing, he said.
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I did not understand this, but I let him continue without interruption.
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We present data that indicate a psychological benefit from structured treatment interruption.
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The most common reason for an interruption was to verify patient information.
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Lack of treatment interruption may improve long-term immunological outcome in HIV infection.
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They include perjury, abuse of power, witness tampering and obstruction of justice.
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And she found an actual delight in bounding over the next obstruction.
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It did not conclude whether those actions constituted the crime of obstruction.
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And it is apparently becoming a greater obstruction with each passing year.
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Maximum detrusor contractility power showed significant positive correlation with bladder outlet obstruction.
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It says £5 billion a year is lost through aggressive tax avoidance.
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Tax avoidance measures in the budget will save £1bn over five years.
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By occupying tax-dodging businesses, UKUncut forced a national debate about tax avoidance.
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Tax evasion and avoidance cost European states one trillion euros per year.
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It described frequent tax avoidance and even cases of suspected money laundering.
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We might want to think about another possible hindrance to our plans.
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Some are free from hindrance and in the power of the will.
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The absence of help was in this case a very positive hindrance.
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The young man meant well, but his presence could be a hindrance.
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The party, however, did not succeed in crossing the market-place without hindrance.
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Healthcare costs are also a major impediment to job growth, he said.
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Tougher rules for the financial sector overall may also be an impediment.
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The Greek Government had put no impediment in the way of arbitration.
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Sure, concern about data privacy is an impediment to luring shoppers online.
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The impediment made the car swerve and it ran into a lamp-post.
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Weinstein underwent surgery at Bellevue to clear a heart blockage last week.
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The company said it would take three weeks to remove the blockage.
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She had tried three times and was unable to open the blockage.
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They had looked for such a blockage, but in the wrong places.
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I've a blockage there, so that my eyes go red a lot.
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I don't know exactly where it is, she said, forestalling, Strike's question.
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Convincing them he was asleep was his only hope of forestalling torture.
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Senator Sakai made a sharp gesture with one hand, forestalling Costa's counterattack.
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Recognition that a problem could develop is the first step towards forestalling it.
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I lifted a hand, forestalling whatever Butters was about to say.
American football play in which a defensive player catches a pass, resulting in a turnover.
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Usage of interception in anglès
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The Devourer's interception action did not continue for long and soon ceased.
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Safety Sam Carter also had an interception in the first 15 minutes.
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This allows the South African government to have their own interception centres.
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Yes, the target satellite's orbit was known well ahead of the interception.
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White's second interception of the game set up a tying field goal.
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The second field goal was set up by a Jordan Phillips interception.
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The Packers' three-interception game was their first since October 2012 at Houston.
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That field goal was set up by Darby's interception and 21-yard return.
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Verner is the Bucs' best cover corner but has only one interception.
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A hands-to-the-face penalty by Orlando Scandrick also negated an interception of Bradford.
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Bradley was referring to Bortles body language after he throws an interception.
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The scoring possession began with cornerback Chris Harris Jr.'s interception of Prescott.
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Ericsson had sold equipment to Iranian telecoms that included built-in interception capabilities.
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The turnover ended Mahomes' string of passes without an interception at 219.
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And a certain interception in the Puerto de Santa Maria star system.
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A defensive holding penalty against cornerback Desmond Trufant wiped out an interception.
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Interception through the time
Interception across language varieties
United States of America
Common
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