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Significats de spoken en anglès

Uttered through the medium of speech or characterized by speech; sometimes used in combination.

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Ús de spoken en anglès
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Bembo's work was used to shape the language spoken across Italy today.
BBC
2
Serious words indeed, not to be spoken publicly in a Christian language.
The fifth servant
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He said he had spoken to Ms Banks, both today and yesterday.
Radio NZ
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Yes, of course she could understand one hundred francs spoken in English.
The wrong venus
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The result is perhaps best described as a kind of spoken-word waiata.
Radio NZ
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However, he has since spoken to the farming sector on the matter.
Radio NZ
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Said moon-let being, of course, that irrational moment when Pascow had spoken.
Pet Sematary
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Quietly spoken but defiant, Kopenawa said the problem was greater than Bolsonaro.
The Guardian
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Mr Chaffey said he had not spoken directly with the families involved.
News.com.au
10
UK prime minister Theresa May has spoken to Trump about the issue.
Reuters
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However, she said she had spoken to Mrs King about the speculation.
Radio NZ
12
He hadn't spoken a word since they'd left Ireland two hours ago.
Shadow zone
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Those words were spoken but in context their meaning was entirely different.
Radio NZ
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Mr Key said he had spoken to Malcolm Turnbull earlier this morning.
Radio NZ
15
In fact, I don't think there was one serious competitive word spoken.
Climbing Magazine
16
Yes, there it was again, her name, spoken urgently, with great need.
The Mammoth Hunters
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