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Meanings of rout in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "expel"
Examples for "expel"
1
The United States said on Monday it would expel 60 Russian diplomats.
2
Tuilaepa has several times urged principals to expel students involved in fighting.
3
The ruling Democratic Party quickly moved to expel An from the party.
4
Sources say the army intends to expel them to the Gaza Strip.
5
Jo-i means to expel the barbarians; Kai-Koku means to open the country.
1
I'll rout out the cook and make him boil us some coffee.
2
Chisel or rout out the waste and when complete, fit the pieces together.
3
I'll rout out Bob and send him round as soon as may be.'
4
But I think I'd better get back and rout out Tuppence.
5
We went again to Horton Thicket to rout out a bear.
espanyol
derrotar Usage of rout in anglès
1
The rout has gathered pace recently as the global financial crisis worsens.
2
The rout of the right wing shook the cavalry in the centre.
3
The white men also disappeared over the mountains; the rout was mutual.
4
December's stock market rout also hurt William Ackman's Pershing Square Capital Management.
5
The rout in European financial markets last week was a watershed event.
6
She and her friends were then swept along in the general rout.
7
The overall sense at 31 minutes was that a rout would ensue.
8
The government says it is certain of a rout in the polls.
9
March 16-Russiansrout Turks in Armenia and threaten Turks in the Caucasus.
10
These carriage-loads form mountains of mirth in the midst of the rout.
11
The rout of Pope at Manassas had followed in the ensuing month.
12
The shattered broken remains of the Guard were driven in headlong rout.
13
TV View:A rout in sport is about as enticing as elevator music.
14
Rather mankind has retreated from the Middle Ages in reaction and rout.
15
The RBI stepped in to prevent a wider rout, multiple dealers said.
16
The coronavirus rout means gains since October 2016 have been wiped out.
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Rout through the time
Rout across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common