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Meanings of communicating in English

Portuguese
comunicação
Catalan
comunicació
Spanish
comunicación

The activity of communicating; the activity of conveying information.

comunicação
Usage of communicating in English
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However he said Spark initially ran into problems communicating with its customers.
Radio NZ
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The association is communicating with the affected workers through social media groups.
Radio NZ
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Although 2degrees says it isn't going to stop staff communicating at home.
Radio NZ
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Yet mathematicians from different fields may have trouble communicating with one another.
Wired
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The data also indicate, however, that communicating anger in bargaining may backfire.
Pubmed
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Ezekwesili said governments could quell potential unrest by communicating with the people.
Reuters
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The chamber communicating with the exhaust is cored out in the casting.
Scientific American, Volume XLIII., No. 25, December 18, 1880 /...
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The Swedish Banker's Association is communicating the banks' views to the Riksbank.
Reuters
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The new ships were communicating with our own-perhapstrying to take command.
Halo Silentium
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Hence a relative lack of support for communicating it to the public.
The Guardian
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Far better at communicating than Rousseff, his comments mixed anecdotes and humour.
The Guardian
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He paused; the communicating door opened, and Marie-Anne appeared upon the threshold.
The Honor of the Name
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This is most useful when communicating one's location is difficult or impossible.
Reuters
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He had an extremely difficult time communicating with the people around him.
Ready Player One
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The hard of hearing are so much better off communicating by text.
The Guardian
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You don't need to worry about saying anything, I'll do the communicating.
The Beast Within
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Communicating through the time
Communicating across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
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