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Meanings of central in English
Portuguese
central A workplace that serves as a telecommunications facility where lines from telephones can be connected together to permit communication.
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Examples for "key"
Examples for "key"
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The other key risk especially in Europe is the sovereign debt crisis.
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The first key issue was health security, he said, including antimicrobial resistance.
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The budget is a key point of political contention this election year.
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This is the key to good preparation, good work, and good management.
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Access to accurate data from the national system remains a key problem.
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That includes our most fundamental right as citizens: the right to vote.
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Its fundamental purpose is to promote mobility within higher education in Europe.
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Without fundamental change in the system, these cases will continue to occur.
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First, the problems in the eurozone are driving fundamental change in Europe.
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The fundamental error is the popular faith in the high protein ration.
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Yes, I know those are cardinal sins as far as you're concerned.
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The episode made budget secrecy a cardinal principle of British political life.
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You want a title; I want money; the cardinal wants our help.
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The cardinal had said, 'I should think you'll know by his face.'
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September 1530: the cardinal leaves Southwell, travelling by easy stages to York.
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I know when you usually hear primal, you might think of animals.
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In some primal way he wanted to protect me, to rescue me.
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There's always a really primal feel to night games at this place.
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The ultimate reality was a primal unity, which Plotinus called the One.
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Thus began in the dark swamp that primal battle with the Word.
Usage of central in English
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Europe is benefiting from strong economic growth in eastern and central Europe.
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The central fisheries issue involved concerned freedom of access and traditional rights.
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Energy use is central to human society and provides many health benefits.
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Violence is a central issue ahead of the presidential election in July.
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Which brings us to the central question of this new quantum reality.
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Among the many unanswered questions, remains one central issue of national importance.
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Residents said armed men also guarded major banks, including the central bank.
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Similar sentiment has come to the surface throughout central and eastern Europe.
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He said news from central banks would be important in coming weeks.
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Mr McAra said he was happy to receive the central government support.
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The U.S. central bank has so far this year held rates steady.
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The illness, called COVID-19, first emerged in central China late last year.
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Local authorities and central government must build houses on a large scale.
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Investors were also eyeing the Polish central bank's rate decision later today.
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But, in any case, central government intervention of some size was necessary.
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The central bank last month abandoned any interest rate hikes this year.
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Central through the time
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New Zealand
Common
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Common
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