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Meanings of shorten in anglès
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Examples for "cut"
Examples for "cut"
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Julian Barnes: 'Do you expect Europe to cut us a good deal?
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That study, which was published last year, used standard Crispr cut-and-paste technology.
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Olmert cut short a visit to Europe on Wednesday and returned home.
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The job cut will likely affect mainly foreign plants, the paper said.
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Results: Radiologically, these three second tumors were clearly cut-end scar area recurrences.
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City Water said key information had been left out of its contract.
2
People reports the Mo' Money actress' contract was not renewed this year.
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The Company operates in two segments: contract research services and research products.
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He said: This contract was posted several days ago by Jordan Goudreau.
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Coolwagon will create 10 new jobs as a result of the contract.
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Stabilizing the Middle East, of course, would reduce the pressure on Europe.
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I believe this will reduce crime and allay public concern for safety.
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Current strategies to reduce this problem include early detection and appropriate treatment.
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Take the recent historic EU climate change deal to reduce CO2 emissions.
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The global crisis could also reduce the amount of outside funding available.
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Those notices necessarily abridge the relation of this section of the chapter.
2
I don't think the worse of you for wishing to abridge it.
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M. Piotrowski gives an account of it, from which I abridge the following:
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You abridge me of my rights, in denying me a change of name.
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Her father at length found it necessary to abridge the interview.
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He could fit things on drawer labels that I had to abbreviate.
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Even better, use shorthand properties to abbreviate this rule even further, like this:
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The original runs through twenty-six verses, but I abbreviate and give the substance:-
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Nor does this inclination to abbreviate stop at the door of the laboratory.
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We must greatly abbreviate the formidable list of churches furnished us by travellers.
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The mountains dwarf mankind and foreshorten the procession of its long generations.
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Last year there were rumours that his knees were in such a chronic state that they would foreshorten his career.
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You foreshorten as though you never used the model, and you've caught Kami's pasty way of dealing with flesh in shadow.
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I have often used inexact or foreshortened quotations, adapting them as necessary.
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Its top was not foreshortened, nor its farther side and base invisible.
Usage of shorten in anglès
1
RARE-sequences help to shorten investigation time, particularly in cases involving the skeleton.
2
A higher spiking concentration made it possible to shorten the detection time.
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Unusually dry winters and higher water consumption could shorten this deadline considerably.
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Hospitals are encouraged to take every effort to shorten delay of treatment.
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I see something is doing in England to shorten the apprenticeship system.
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A number of experts have tipped him and he could shorten again.
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The fear of being detected kept Gillian ready to shorten the time.
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Remdesivir has been shown to shorten the recovery time from the coronavirus.
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Such sedatives may reduce the pulse, but do not shorten the disease.
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Full occupation during the intervening period has seemed to shorten the interval.
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At first it had been a luxury that would shorten the war.
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In this way I will shorten long winter without the birds' song.
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The souls in purgatory can do nothing to shorten their time there.
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More bimakalim was required to shorten APs during mild and moderate hypothermia.
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DeBoer started to shuffle his lines and shorten his bench at midgame.
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Just then the watch below was summoned on deck to shorten sail.
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Shorten through the time
Shorten across language varieties
Australia
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
Ireland
Less common
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