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Meanings of applied in English
Portuguese
aplicado Concerned with concrete problems or data rather than with fundamental principles.
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Usage of applied in English
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Tobacco taxes are, of course, applied at extremely high levels, Rich said.
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Reports say there is concern pressure could be applied to the victims.
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However, it was not clear which European market prices would be applied.
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Classic crowd-sourcing, applied to the very difficult problem of lead data enrichment.
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HMRC said it applied the tax rules set by government without discretion.
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As a rule, government control of Web content applied there as well.
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About 20 people or organisations have so far applied for state money.
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We applied our approach to two publicly available datasets as case studies.
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He added that the order applied to all companies including private producers.
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Stockholm applied minimal restrictions and largely let the virus follow its course.
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The new rule for rural banks had already applied to other banks.
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He then applied a second major innovation to the food treatment itself.
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This year 25 students from eight dioceses have applied for the course.
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Chang was right, and the excuse of immediate danger no longer applied.
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In the last week, nearly 1 million Canadians applied for unemployment benefits.
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She originally applied to study Law despite really wanting to study History.
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