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Meanings of dissolved in English

Catalan
dissolució
Spanish
disolución

Process where something ceases.

dissolució

Dissolved.

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Usage of dissolved in English
1
Opposition parties want parliament dissolved and new fresh elections within 90 days.
The South African
2
The changes will come into effect after the current parliament is dissolved.
Radio NZ
3
Three months later FFCC had suddenly been dissolved with no reasons given.
Nineteen Eighty-Four (1984)
4
The medicinal carbonate of ammonia; it was dissolved in water and top-dressed.
Talks on Manures / A Series of Familiar and Practical Talks Betw...
5
The Higher Military Council has already dissolved parliament and suspended the constitution.
Reuters
6
Demonstrations shook Ivorian towns after Gbagbo dissolved the electoral commission and government.
Reuters
7
The new parliament was sworn in today and will then be dissolved.
The Irish Times
8
Franco's Cortes was dissolved, and a political reform law was approved overwhelmingly.
The new yorker
9
If need be, the double could be discretely dissolved in the sea.
The lost books of the odyssey
10
The general election campaign is under way, after Parliament was officially dissolved.
BBC
11
Vanuatu's Parliament has dissolved ahead of the country's general election in March.
Radio NZ
12
Samoa's parliament has dissolved ahead of the country's general election in March.
Radio NZ
13
The court was dissolved last month after it declared Tandja's plans illegal.
Reuters
14
Musharraf said caretaker governments would be set up when assemblies were dissolved.
Reuters
15
The Brotherhood said parliament should only be dissolved by a popular referendum.
Reuters
16
But the aid stopped in December 1991 when the Soviet Union dissolved.
Ghost wars
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