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Significats de stagnate in en anglès

Encara no tenim significats per a "stagnate in".
Ús de stagnate in en anglès
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To goldenly stagnate in the sun, like a murky pond surrounded by flowers.
The book of disquiet
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It is a shame, an absolute shame to allow you to stagnate in this way.
The Grip of Desire: The Story of a Parish-Priest
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Volumes are at best likely to stagnate in September, said an auto industry source in Germany.
Reuters
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This, however, is injurious to the lungs, for it allows the blood to stagnate in them.
Keeping Fit All the Way / How to Obtain and Maintain Health, Str...
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I stagnate in my very soul.
The book of disquiet
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There are two ways to approach change - we can focus on transformation or we can stagnate in resistance.
Feminist dot com
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We stagnate in the provinces.
Sherlock holmes: the complete illustrated novels
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The blood seemed to stagnate in every vein, for there, under an old oak, lay the lifeless body of Reinhold.
Dawn
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Japan, Britain, Australia and Germany would also see a rising online trend, but Internet sales would stagnate in France and Russia.
Reuters
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So consumption is not in a position to drive growth which means the UK is likely to stagnate in the near term.
Reuters
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Half awake and half asleep, I stagnate in a lucid, heavily immaterial torpor, in a dream that is a shadow of dreaming.
The book of disquiet
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That tallies with a Reuters poll of economists taken two weeks ago, which projected the euro zone economy would stagnate in the second quarter.
The Irish Times
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Naught but the desert could satisfy him; he would stagnate in the calm life which those in the Jordan valley are finding so pleasant.
The Days of Mohammed
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Long a top supplier to Europe through pipelines and more recently though LNG, Algeria has seen its oil and gas output stagnate in recent years.
Reuters
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Analysts are now saying the economy may do little better than stagnate in the second half of the year, having contracted in the second quarter.
Reuters
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Both France and Italy, whose economies shrank 0.3 per cent in the second quarter, would only stagnate in the third.
The Irish Times
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