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Meanings of compressed in English
Compressed was inspired by the pressurized culture of contemporary Hong Kong.
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Usage of compressed in English
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This can be quite demanding in the time-compressed environment of a crisis.
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In 2016, decades of history were compressed into weeks, months into days.
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And going forward, compressed-air energy storage looks like the cheapest option available.
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A second leveraged finance head said: Pricing will continue to be compressed.
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One example is that the iPhone 4S sends raw, compressed audio data.
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Ardent makes networking products that support compressed voice, data, and video transmissions.
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His eye lightened; his lip became compressed; he advanced to meet them.
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Mary Rhodes compressed her lips; the set look was in her face.
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We talk just about the amount the spring is stretched or compressed.
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His strong passionate nature was in general compressed down with resolute stoicism.
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But I took a compressed air bottle in the lock with me.
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The general principles of deism may be compressed into a few theses.
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When conflicts end, the spring that has long been compressed jumps upwards.
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It was the power of many, many moments compressed somehow into one.
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Hence the uterine walls become dense and thickened and the nerves compressed.
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Powered by compressed gas, the seat catapulted him clear of the aircraft.
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Compressed across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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