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Meanings of biography in English
Account of a person's life written by another person.
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Examples for "life"
Examples for "life"
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It was the crisis in his life; the parting of the ways.
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However, overtreatment should be avoided and life-threatening infections pose a particular problem.
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Chance events, it says, can result in multiple deaths or life-changing injuries.
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One that can help bring life, hope and opportunity to vulnerable children.
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DC: To continue applying good principles in my business and personal life.
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Trust me, my life story would not make for very good reading.
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I introduced myself and asked him to tell me his life story.
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Your life story is very important and I make it my business.
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Don't worry about your life story, I tell him, that's my job.
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She tells BBC Africa she hopes her life story will inspire others.
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Results are paired with illustrative, descriptive case studies from life history interviews.
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Objectives: Dental eruption schedules have been closely linked to life history variables.
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His life history was written in his heavy features and pompous manner.
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Every word stands for a potent thought in his own life history.
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This social intelligence evolved selectively in their long life history with humans.
Usage of biography in English
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In his biography, however, Athanasius presents him in an entirely different light.
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Particularly impressive are the decisions taken in the fiction and biography sections.
3
WALCKENAER, C.A., biography of Flinders in the Biographie Universelle, Volume 14; excellent.
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I don't think I have really done any biography in that sense.
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It is, all in all, the best biography of Washington in existence.
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Faraday's story is elegantly told by James Hamilton in this new biography.
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On Thursday, the website posted an official biography of its new chief.
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Zachary Leader's authorised biography of Bellow is not due for several years.
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I must look it out one of these days, for the biography.
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Short autobiography written in 1860 for use in preparing a campaign biography.
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Someone ought to start writing my biography now, before it's too late!'
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One method used was to get the students compile a fantastic biography.
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The contrast gives a fine light and shadow effect in his biography.
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The procedure for working on the biography was promptly decided, but Clemens
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You seem to have forgotten the last sentence in his biography: 'M.
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A new biography, written by Wellington journalist Tim Donoghue, is out now.
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Biography through the time
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New Zealand
Common
Australia
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