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Significats de more eclectic en anglès

Encara no tenim significats per a "more eclectic".
Ús de more eclectic en anglès
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We talk about harbourside mansions, but Wentworth has a more eclectic mix.
News.com.au
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Far more eclectic than when Chef Roe, class of 1994, had been here.
The reach of a chef: beyond the kitchen
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Very similar, though ostensibly a little more eclectic, was the programme of the Socialist-Revolutionaries.
Russia
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John finds that young people now have more eclectic taste than those in the past.
Radio NZ
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The independent film world can stay more independent, be more eclectic and diverse with their storytelling.
Reuters
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The private Benaki Museum offers something a little more eclectic, from Roman toys to Byzantine art.
BBC
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Santiago: Europeans are more eclectic, I guess.
Reuters
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The more eclectic machines ran on electricity and even steam, while at least one featured four propellers.
Wired
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The shift to a more eclectic club scene could be seen when top British DJs such as L.T.J.
The Irish Times
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The Breakingviews Tea Leaf Index, which combines a more eclectic group of indicators, also showed that conditions are improving.
Reuters
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The German thinker, Novalis, said very justly that all eclectics are sceptics, and the more eclectic the more sceptic.
The Jesus of History
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While Mike Scott's Yeatsian project has grabbed the first headlines, Natalie Merchant's more eclectic collection is no less impressive.
The Irish Times
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After George Patterson died, many Georgians became more eclectic; some explored other teachings and even rewrote the initiation rituals.
Drawing Down the Moon
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Before Ibiza gained a reputation as the clubbing capital of the world, it danced to a spirited, more eclectic rhythm.
The Daily Telegraph
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Others were more eclectic.
Wired
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When it comes to getting this sort of push, it's often the more eclectic and out-there steers which really pay off.
The Irish Times
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More eclectic a través del temps