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Significats de more combative en anglès

Encara no tenim significats per a "more combative".
Ús de more combative en anglès
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His government could also be more combative with U.S. President Donald Trump.
Reuters
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Though they are often more combative than this if questioning ministers.
Radio NZ
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There never was a religion which was more combative than Christianity.
Germany and the Next War
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Often, when they turned from him to more combative advocates they fared worse.
The Irish Times
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Now we have confidence in everyone. England will expect South Africa to be more combative.
The Guardian
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For now, those pining for a more combative response from Beijing have longer to wait.
Reuters
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China and India took a more combative stance, staunchly and unabashedly opposing the U.S. proposal.
Reuters
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While Huawei was initially muted in its public response, it too has become more combative.
Reuters
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One group favored a more combative demand for inclusion.
Wired
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But the structure has been tweaked to reflect the more combative nature of contemporary television.
The Guardian
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His measured, faintly distant air should counterbalance the more combative style of Mr John O'Donoghue.
The Irish Times
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He merely became-asa man whose watchword is "thorough" will- alittlemore combative.
Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill
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The president was more combative later at a rally of supporters in a market in Nairobi.
Radio NZ
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Youth Parliament has a good vibe and is collegial, while the real thing is more combative.
Radio NZ
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This entity seemed much more mature than Sorak, she thought, more confident, and certainly more combative.
The outcast
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Chris Matthews is more combative and supportive of Obama than anybody in the Congressional Black Caucus.
Ebony
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