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Meanings of abut in English

Catalan
limitar
Spanish
bordear
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Lie adjacent to another or share a boundary.

      limitar
      Usage of abut in English
      1
      We have to change the way we think abut defending our systems.
      Wired
      2
      Mike, guarded the Ross Trucking Company, which used to abut the club.
      The new yorker
      3
      Upscale apartment blocks and opulent mansions abut hillside slums and urban blight.
      Reuters
      4
      Charlie, who came in last, did not abut the door behind him.
      Through the Fray: A Tale of the Luddite Riots
      5
      Sandhills abut right on to them, and dense scrub surrounds their foot.
      Spinifex and Sand / A Narrative of Five Years' Pioneering and Ex...
      6
      These three last stars belong to Andromeda, and themselves abut on Perseus.
      Astronomy for Amateurs
      7
      With all the craggy cliffs that abut the beach, it isn't hard.
      BBC
      8
      What do you think is the number one thing people misconstrue abut Virgos?
      Ebony
      9
      On his work Trevor eventually opened up abut his work ethic in America.
      The South African
      10
      The cuts would represent abut 10 percent of the worldwide investment banking staff.
      Reuters
      11
      Ignatius Donnelly's work does not abut that of Percival Lowell or Edwin Hubble.
      Idiot america: how stupidity became a virtue in the land of the ...
      12
      You smile, sir, abut I assure you that it really would.'
      Sherlock holmes: the complete illustrated novels
      13
      Missionary work intensified his impatience with traditional religious practices abut also augmented his faith.
      The new yorker
      14
      Outside of the community leaders and parents, think abut how many celebrities there are.
      Ebony
      15
      Worries abut U.S. default are not showing up in money market flows, said Tjornehoj.
      Reuters
      16
      Trouble arises along this line where real nations abut a zone of historical non-nationhood.
      The new yorker
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      Spanish
      bordear
      Abut through the time