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Meanings of string in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "chain"
Examples for "chain"
1
Haven't heard anything about 'submitting' through my own 'chain of command' yet.
2
Despite its problems, the chain still generates one million transactions a week.
3
This silver block with attached chain is a good case in point.
4
The company also bought fashion chain Republic out of administration last year.
5
Main outcome measures: Results of a polymerase chain reaction-based assay for genotyping.
1
Renaturation activity was ATP dependent; however strand exchange activity was ATP independent.
2
The experience of Welby's grandfather forms the second strand of the story.
3
The sea was a deep violet, all the way to the strand.
4
Connaughton says organisations often pick a strand of diversity to work on.
5
Or not quite neatly; the strand had caught on my right ear.
Usage of string in anglès
1
This year the group has carried out a string of high-profile attacks.
2
Since then a string of other first citizens have followed his example.
3
She's the latest in a string of victims linked to the industry.
4
However Kilkenny replied with a string of points and a third goal.
5
This follows a string of bombings in the city in recent days.
6
The IRS security problem is the latest in a string of breaches.
7
I remember because I emailed you to bring more string for today.
8
All of them said that they take string lessons once a week.
9
He had a unique hold on that particular string, the female heart.
10
The educational software sector has seen a string of private equity deals.
11
She has turned in falling; the string is twisted round her throat.
12
Mr. Hegerle: We can corn; beans, string and wax; apples, tomatoes, etc.
13
The kind of place someone might, for example, string up a hammock.
14
From across the river, far off, he heard a string of shots.
15
You will then have the string as it appears in the sketch.
16
A piddling string of munition factories in New York and New Jersey.
About this term
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Translations for string
String through the time
String across language varieties
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
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