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Meanings of allies in English

Portuguese
aliados
Spanish
aliados
Catalan
aliats

People and organizations that have mutually associated toward a common goal or purpose.

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aliados

The confederate Powers who in 1814 and 1815 entered France and restored the Bourbons.

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Usage of allies in English
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Even so, Moldova's parliamentary majority and government remain close allies of Europe.
Reuters
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These are increasingly trying times for Britain's allies and friends in Europe.
The Guardian
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He said Britain would work with allies to hold perpetrators to account.
Reuters
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However, it has also trained it fire on allies including the EU.
BBC
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Western allies say it could detract from the fight against Islamic State.
Reuters
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Merkel drove the point home: We need trust among allies and partners.
The Guardian
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Political allies split and the European Commission was set against the Government.
The Irish Times
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Democrats say Trump's allies hope to use the memo to protect Trump.
Reuters
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Sechin's recent Latin American tour included traditional Soviet allies Cuba and Nicaragua.
Reuters
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Divisions are over aims, strategies, allies, and whether to continue the war.
The Irish Times
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Ravalomanana's allies said they wanted the election to go ahead as scheduled.
Reuters
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However, his allies say the constitution does not stop him from contesting.
Reuters
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His Northern Irish allies and the three main opposition parties oppose it.
Radio NZ
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Denmark's defence ministry said the allies are working to bolster information sharing.
Reuters
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Party officials and political analysts said more allies could desert the Maoists.
Reuters
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I do believe that in different circumstances we could have been allies.
Artemis Fowl: the opal deception
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Portuguese
aliados
Spanish
aliados
Catalan
aliats
Allies through the time
Allies across language varieties
United States of America
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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