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Meanings of define in English

Portuguese
delinear
Catalan
delimitar
Spanish
definir

Determine the essential quality of.

delinear
Portuguese
especificar
Catalan
determinar
Spanish
precisar

Decide upon or fix definitely.

especificar
Usage of define in English
1
BORDERS Iraq has yet to define its borders with Iran and Kuwait.
Reuters
2
Objective: We sought to define whether both variants share a common pathogenesis.
Pubmed
3
How will the government define the areas that stay in Level 4?
The South African
4
Meanwhile, the Yazidis remain unable to define their future, militarily or politically.
The Guardian
5
Forward, behind, right, left, up, down-allrapidly became more difficult to define.
Seize the night
6
Further work needs to be performed to define the appropriate indication criteria.
Pubmed
7
However, the law does not define the details of a material transaction.
Reuters
8
And yet if we try to define the violence, what is it?
The Guardian
9
Assist employees in leveraging social media tools to define their work success.
Reuters
10
Objective: In this study, MELD was used to define patients beyond OLT.
Pubmed
11
For example, we might define a generic target in an include file:
Managing projects with gnu make, 3rd edition
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I don't think anybody else would define it as a good week.
The Guardian
13
Multivariate logistic regression analysis was used to define risk factors for infection.
Pubmed
14
However, she was adamant the issue of meth shouldn't define the country.
Radio NZ
15
Biological characterization of these cells may help to define new therapeutic targets.
Pubmed
16
These are often seen as the metrics that define the best teams.
Reuters
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Define through the time
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South Africa
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
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