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Significats de opine en anglès

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To have as opinion, belief, or idea.

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opinar

Express one's opinion openly and without fear or hesitation.

opinar
Ús de opine en anglès
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Bloggers and critics opine that social software just isn't in Google's DNA.
Wired
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We may safely opine that he has been taking a small ad.
Europe Revised
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We opine that there is more bellicosity than science among your highbrows.
Greenmantle
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Say, Bill, I opine you're the latest thing from England here to-night.
The Story of the Foss River Ranch: A Tale of the Northwest
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By virtue of their position, they do not have free rein to opine.
The Guardian
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He later added: I'm not going to opine on limiting anything.
The Guardian
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Immodestly, I feel I am qualified to opine on the subject.
The Guardian
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Emily Perkins and Irene Gardiner join Jim with licence to opine and rant.
Radio NZ
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We opine, easily enough, that great deeds are done in forgetfulness of self.
The Psychology of Beauty
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These findings indicate that opine dehydrogenases in marine invertebrates are not all homologous.
Pubmed
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I had heard him opine that too much toil fell to the women.
Caleb's crossing
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A pretty large pile of building, I opine, and a pretty long job!
The Uncommercial Traveller
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I opine this ar' a free country, ain't it, marm, more or less?
Deadwood Dick, the Prince of the Road; or, The Black Rider of th...
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Critics start to opine: too many people are getting sucked in.
The Guardian
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Panellists opine about Civil Defence and the trouble with the English house in Dipton.
Radio NZ
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To lose one leader, as Oscar Wilde's Lady Bracknell might opine, is a misfortune.
News.com.au
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