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Meanings of myriad in anglès

portuguès
dez mil
català
10000
espanyol
miríada

Ten to the power of four.

        10000

        Too numerous to be counted.

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            Examples for "ten thousand"
            Examples for "ten thousand"
            1
            Within six months, the Everyman Society had more than ten thousand members.
            Shades of gray
            2
            In eighteen years in the business, she has seen ten thousand cats.
            The new yorker
            3
            Yes, even while it was still ten thousand years in the future!
            Childhood's End
            4
            Readily; I have solved others of an abstruseness ten thousand times greater.
            Complete Stories and Poems of Edgar Allan Poe
            5
            I wanted answers to ten thousand questions and access to their archives.
            The Name of the Wind
            Usage of myriad in anglès
            1
            Selective attention helps process the myriad of information constantly touching our body.
            Pubmed
            2
            Despite myriad methods on offer, however, the pill continues to reign supreme.
            The Guardian
            3
            Social service workers' absence would be felt in a myriad of ways.
            Ebony
            4
            There are likely a myriad of reasons Jibo went south so quickly.
            Wired
            5
            A myriad of U.S. economic data, meanwhile, weighed on financial market sentiment.
            Reuters
            6
            The whole point is to balance myriad interests-broadly ,economicand security goals.
            Wired
            7
            She wanted everything-allseven rooms and their myriad tasks-donein five days.
            Zeitoun
            8
            The applications of solid state batteries are also myriad, according to Chamberlain.
            Wired
            9
            However, living to see these momentary highlights would also bring myriad downsides.
            BBC
            10
            Deutsche Bahn also operates myriad local rail operations in towns and cities.
            Reuters
            11
            The president's policy moves have come through a myriad of administration actions.
            Ebony
            12
            Mr Little set about modernising the union as it faced myriad challenges.
            Radio NZ
            13
            Now a myriad of local interests must be accommodated, inevitably causing delays.
            Reuters
            14
            The few steps between them might have been a myriad of miles.
            "Le Monsieur de la Petite Dame"
            15
            The falling moisture fed the myriad streams, and cooled the noontime air.
            The Tarn of Eternity
            16
            It solved a myriad of problems and gave comfort to them both.
            Safe harbour
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            Translations for myriad
            portuguès
            dez milmiríade
            espanyol
            miríada
            Myriad through the time
            Myriad across language varieties
            South Africa
            Common
            Ireland
            Common
            United States of America
            Common
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