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Meanings of combat in English
Usage of combat in English
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New Zealand joins forces with France to combat social media spreading terrorism.
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The only way to combat proliferation for possible weapons' use, is monitoring.
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But it does not result in more money to combat the crisis.
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The Belgian government announced 12 measures to combat the threat of attacks.
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The Department of Health said it was taking action to combat obesity.
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The Government announced these new measures to combat coronavirus on Tuesday evening.
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Do you support the EU imposing tougher regulation to combat climate change?
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This effort to combat people smugglers must and does continue, he said.
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Russian troops continue to occupy part of Georgia, although combat has stopped.
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SHNSA provides a sustainable solution to combat hunger and poverty, she said.
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But is this really the right way to combat this negative phenomenon?
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But seriously, what's the best way to combat this dangerous autumn terrain?
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Obama administration officials want Karzai to sign onto measures to combat corruption.
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He said many countries were already taking steps to combat climate shift.
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Ms Hong noted the importance of a national plan to combat trafficking.
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An important rule of combat is that every opponent is taken seriously.
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Combat through the time
Combat across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
Australia
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