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Meanings of dent in English
Usage of dent in English
1
I'm sure we can just get the dent pounded out, no problem.
2
And will the sale do much to dent the company's debt problem?
3
Could trade wars and a stock market reversal dent that some more?
4
But Agung has already put a dent in Bali's growth this year.
5
That holy war made no dent in opium production and corruption blossomed.
6
There was a noticeable dent, but nothing that could really inspire hope.
7
So far, Fenring saw only a small dent in the outer hatch.
8
Other than a dent to its reputation, it has suffered no penalty.
9
Yet even this could not put a dent in his good spirits.
10
Obesity concerns have done nothing to dent profits at McDonald's Irish operations.
11
If anything, it could dent the market's reputation, an emissions broker said.
12
A stampede could rattle the financial system and dent Abe's anti-deflation campaign.
13
BC held up the vase and saw the dent on the base.
14
That's the easier part in making a dent in TB, he said.
15
Morrison said Australia's stance would not dent its standing in the region.
16
Miraculously, at that point, it scarcely made a dent in his fortune.
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South Africa
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New Zealand
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United States of America
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