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Meanings of precisely in anglès
portuguès
exatamente Synonyms
Examples for "on the nose"
Examples for "on the nose"
1
Capital handling of the neck and throat; lovely work on the nose.
2
They land on her head and one takes her on the nose.
3
Also they kicked me at times, and bashed me on the nose.
4
Then he snapped at Douglas, who promptly cuffed him on the nose.
5
I wouldn't care to get a punch on the nose from him.
1
Your machine will be ready at eleven forty-seven on the dot tomorrow.
2
Quarter past nine on the dot, 'e is, reg'lar as Big Ben.
3
Let's get down to business on the dot-andno frills on it!
4
I checked myself on my scale: seventy kilos on the dot.
5
The CAMERA focuses on the office clock: two on the dot.
1
What followed was merely the pressure of his finger on the button.
2
I held the handset in my palm and pressed on the button.
3
But she was certain it had been his finger on the button.
4
The bus arrived at the Essex House on the button at 11 AM.
5
This time he was quicker on the button and the connection went dead.
Usage of precisely in anglès
1
And if they ask a question, then that question is answered precisely.
2
One industry source said it may have done precisely that last week.
3
It's somewhat difficult to know precisely, as of course he can't speak.
4
He said French air attacks were precisely targeted to avoid civilian deaths.
5
It's precisely that situation that anti-genetic discrimination laws are designed to prevent.
6
Ultimately no one yet knows precisely how good his squad will be.
7
Yet these are precisely the conditions being re-created by the new laws.
8
Therefore the risk of the individual patient can not precisely be estimated.
9
Yet commodity prices have found their second wind over precisely this period.
10
He said he wanted them to understand precisely what he was saying.
11
Of course, Terence had introduced precisely such a subjective factor: AA men.
12
Rose was, in fact, different, although Sam could not say precisely how.
13
Which was precisely his point, he supposed, in a long, roundabout way.
14
The problem is that no one knows precisely what that vision is.'
15
It was always an impossible task, and that was precisely the point.
16
Within the Clan, areas for different activities were not as precisely located.
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Precisely through the time
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