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Meanings of dependent in English
Portuguese
dependente Spanish
dependiente (Of a clause) unable to stand alone syntactically as a complete sentence.
Synonyms
Examples for "hanging"
Examples for "hanging"
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Read: Kaizer Chiefs news: Work permit issue still hanging over new coach
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Animals of a species often do better hanging together than working alone.
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The point was hanging out not 'is everyone having a good time?
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The immediate fortunes of the Plan are precariously hanging in the balance.
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Source: Tunisia Jews: A tiny community hanging on - and cooking 5.
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Adam heard the midshipman yell, 'The rear ship wears a broad-pendant, sir!'
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Percival tossed him the money and lay the pendant on the table.
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After several seconds, the Dargonesti let the pendant fall to his chest.
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The idea of bribing her with an emerald pendant shocked him profoundly.
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All predictable without spies or the random report from Heris, via pendant.
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He grovelled on the divan heavy in thought and with pendent arms.
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From the elm-trees swung the little pendent blossoms that precede the leaves.
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A ragged old woman, with yellow, pendent cheeks, came round the corner.
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The nest, like that of the Oriole, is built pendent in a fork.
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The pendent side-ornament is a very conspicuous portion of the trappings.
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The strip of paper covering the red-markered word was hanging down below.
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The two watches were on a shelf below the looking-glass-guardshanging down.
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On the point arose the signal-staff, with its heavy flag hanging down.
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The girls had their long hair braided and left hanging down behind.
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It could easily-andmore likely should-havebeen hanging down inside her blouse.
Usage of dependent in English
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The reality is that Jamaica's economy is dependent on the tourism industry.
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Renaturation activity was ATP dependent; however strand exchange activity was ATP independent.
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Higher coal prices this year have helped the resource-dependent economy gain momentum.
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Spain is more dependent on housing than any EU economy, bar Ireland.
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Even companies more dependent on wealthier consumers, such as American Express, suffered.
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The deal is dependent on a number of unspecified conditions being met.
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However, the mechanisms of the estrogen-dependent and -independent pathways essentially remain unknown.
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Success for any team in France is dependent on attention to detail.
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Many residents of the area are dependent on government jobs in Washington.
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However, minute amounts of soluble aggregated species abolish SNARE-dependent bilayer merger completely.
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Coal-dependent Poland opposes the measure but few other countries have taken sides.
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But the export-dependent country's currency will likely weaken over the coming year.
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Indeed, credit growth, on which China is highly dependent, has been falling.
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Outcome: another disaster whose cost is now entirely dependent on Capello's goodwill.
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Osborne says he wants to create a society less dependent on debt.
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All of our public health is dependent upon the least vigilant citizen.
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United States of America
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
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