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Meanings of discontinued in English

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discontínuo

Stopped permanently or temporarily.

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Usage of discontinued in English
1
Unexpected financial difficulties earlier this year required that the endowment be discontinued.
The Irish Times
2
They very quickly lost in value; the subscribers cancelled; they were discontinued.
My Life and My Efforts
3
A previous service from Galway to London was discontinued six years ago.
The Irish Times
4
Most of these events resolved within one week after treatment was discontinued.
Pubmed
5
Arroyo discontinued the amnesty programme when she came to power in 2001.
Reuters
6
Their canteen had been stopped; the day nursery discontinued; the nurses discharged.
Mary Minds Her Business
7
But in the meantime hunting had been discontinued in the Runnymede country.
The Duke's Children
8
Sir Robert's lawyer Fletcher Pilditch today said the case had been discontinued.
Radio NZ
9
The effect of the chloroform discontinued all growth; the antidote was revivifying.
Autobiography of a Yogi
10
Milton Security's role was discontinued when the parties reached a legal solution.
The girl who kicked the hornet's nest
11
Patients: Three patients with chronic HIV infection who discontinued suppressive antiretroviral therapy.
Pubmed
12
Mercedes-Benz discontinued all of its X-Class vehicles in Australia earlier this year.
News.com.au
13
This is on condition that another plant with military potential be discontinued.
The Irish Times
14
Active surveillance was discontinued with no increase in the number of infections.
Pubmed
15
Some of the reports were discontinued in 2011 due to budget cuts.
Reuters
16
I discontinued my internet service in 2013 due to severe financial distress.
The Guardian
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