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Meanings of combining in English

Portuguese
combinação
Catalan
composició
Spanish
composición

The act of combining things to form a new whole.

combinação
Portuguese
mistura
Catalan
barreja
Spanish
combinación

An occurrence that results in things being united.

mistura
Usage of combining in English
1
Meanwhile, thousands of home workers are already combining paid work with parenting.
The Guardian
2
That was until new rules made combining courses in this way impossible.
The Guardian
3
Results show that combining different methods improves prediction accuracy in most cases.
Pubmed
4
Banorte and IMSS said last week they were discussing combining their funds.
Reuters
5
Methods: We used a convergent parallel design combining quantitative and qualitative methods.
Pubmed
6
Studies have shown that combining Subutex and Xanax can be particularly dangerous.
Reuters
7
Do you really know who you're having children and combining families with?
Ebony
8
Science Foundation Ireland should reward Colfer for brilliantly combining technology and story.
The Irish Times
9
She has made hundreds of jumps, including combining free soloing with BASE.
Climbing Magazine
10
We are combining the idea of fitness and an emergency response system.
Wired
11
Germany's recently amended electoral system, combining direct and proportional representation, is complex.
The Guardian
12
Make the chocolate sauce by combining the cocoa powder, water and sugar.
The Irish Times
13
Use a Boolean operator when combining a date with other search terms.
Pubmed
14
There's no mention of Siri or combining voice control with physical gestures.
Wired
15
Yet another method of combining locomotion and roots was perhaps more remarkable.
Star Maker
16
These data support combining the IND and LGD categories for surveillance purposes.
Pubmed
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Combining through the time
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United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
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