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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 "hooked"
Examples for "hooked"
1
An HD hooked up to a Time Capsule works fine, for example.
2
The lights work by generating energy from magnets hooked onto the spokes.
3
She could far more easily imagine him hooked on more challenging fare.
4
The water and electricity are hooked up so you should be set.
5
The second she got it hooked up, I dialed Buzz Mercer's number.
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The second warning simply tells us that we are building architecture-dependant executables.
2
Coal-dependant Poland insist the target is too difficult for it to reach.
3
Alcohol apparently induces its pleasing effects by interactions with the endorphin-dependant processes.
4
You will get an unusual view of these socially-dependant animals in their element.
5
The results demonstrated here that SN-38 inhibited cell proliferation in a time- and dose-dependant manner.
1
She thinks of Ryan Maize, Charlie's drug-addicted, pathetic excuse for a son.
2
In this case, with the abuse and exploitation of a young drug-addicted woman.
3
His alleged victims were drug-addicted prostitutes who disappeared from Vancouver's Eastside.
4
Medically, I still carried the scars of my drug-addicted twenties too.
5
Not all people who find themselves drug-addicted need to serve a time in the justice system.
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I know we're all strung-out, but try to stay frosty and alert.
2
A strung-out boy with bruised arms stared blankly from behind the counter.
3
I took his hand and got out, a strung-out-on-Vicodin, high-heel-wearing college professor.
4
Totally wonderful strung-out epic pop from Montreal -what's not to like?
5
A way for strung-out foot soldiers to take down their crazy Reverend?
Usage of dependent in English
1
The reality is that Jamaica's economy is dependent on the tourism industry.
2
Renaturation activity was ATP dependent; however strand exchange activity was ATP independent.
3
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.
6
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.
10
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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Dependent through the time
Dependent across language varieties
United States of America
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
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