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Meanings of ejecting in English
Russian
от центра Direction going further from the center of a system.
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Examples for "far"
Examples for "far"
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Red hot market conditions allowed the company to secure far better terms.
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However, it's the touting situation which is of far more concern today.
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Several recent elections in Europe have registered swings against far right-wing parties.
4
However, I was in reality seeking to raise far more serious questions.
5
We share information to meet common goals, often far in the future.
1
Moreover, today's positive market effects demand further qualification beyond the health crisis.
2
Obama noted Iraq would have difficult days ahead with further violence likely.
3
That number will decline further, as health insurance costs continue to rise.
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In Europe, the process is further along, as the Greek example shows.
5
Members of the opposition, however, said it would further curtail press freedom.
1
Which is farther away from Ireland: Chile, South Africa or New Zealand?
2
That would be farther north than past two years' voyages, he said.
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It used to occupy a space several feet farther to the right.
4
Just a bit farther to your right, they're beginning to come back.
5
The wind and the waves carried the ship farther out to sea.
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However, for many older refugees at Mbera escaping violence is nothing new.
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Tens of thousands are emigrating, escaping an 18 per cent unemployment rate.
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There's no escaping it and yet your vantage point is entirely different.
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For Ireland, EU membership promised national empowerment through escaping the British shadow.
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Besides escaping hunger, this household needs the means to exploit economic opportunities.
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Last month the health ministry stopped releasing the numbers of suspected cases.
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Results: No serious adverse events were observed following application of IL-12-releasing smDC.
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He's releasing a new box set next month called Silver & Gold.
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Britain voted on Thursday but began releasing results only late on Sunday.
5
Gambino is set to be releasing music through the new partnership soon.
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With the exploding volume of information, is this really a viable situation?
2
Her chest felt as if it were exploding; it felt good, actually.
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Meanwhile, data mining technology and databases are exploding in the private sector.
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It was the moment where all the young British artists were exploding.
5
Postal Service system and intercepted before reaching their intended targets without exploding.
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One thing: it's really freeing to be able to use adjectives again.
2
He saw in the current a live thing freeing itself in terror.
3
What impact tighter liquor laws could have in 'freeing-up' local trauma wards.
4
Robots later succeeded in freeing the bound-up saw, a source told Reuters.
5
Tad struggled desperately and in a brief time succeeded in freeing himself.
1
She saw the happy crowds dispersing in the Square from evening recreation.
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All of her fellow graduates were dispersing to various parts of France.
3
The hydrogen atoms in it are great at absorbing and dispersing radiation.
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Imagine having to concentrate just to keep yourself from dispersing to nothing.
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When they reached the elm walk it was dotted with dispersing groups.
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He directed Seward to telegraph immediately cancelling the order detaching the Powhatan.
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Stanley was very busy detaching the charm he wore on his fob.
3
He multiplied his intellectual force by detaching from it all flaccid interests.
4
Wayne Sherrod withdrew from Audrey, detaching his arm from her comforting touch.
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By negotiation, Bruce and O'Neil succeeded in detaching O'Conor from de Burgh.
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Iran's centrifuge-based enrichment programme is rather primitive and beset by technical problems.
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Step 4: Steal some parts Now its time to find a centrifuge.
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Not even one centrifuge will be destroyed under this agreement, Menendez said.
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Tehran had insisted on the right to conduct advanced centrifuge research there.
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The centrifuge was inspired by a simple spinning toy called a whirligig.
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Next day our troops behaved better and succeeded in repulsing the enemy.
2
Tchelkache came to himself and, repulsing Gavrilo, said in a hoarse voice:
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There was no difficulty in repulsing them, but our ammunition decreased alarmingly.
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The First Army Corps, after repulsing repeated attacks, captured prisoners and twelve guns.
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But he sat like a figure of stone, neither repulsing nor encouraging her.
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I'd known she was tired, but I hadn't expected this absolute ungluing.
2
She brushed at her curly hair, ungluing a handful of strands from her forehead.
Usage of ejecting in English
1
Dennin threw open the breech of the shot-gun, ejecting the empty shells.
2
I dimly remembered ejecting Marcus from the room when the contractions intensified.
3
That blaze could possibly go for weeks, ejecting stuff into the atmosphere.
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We have video of them ejecting the body from an emergency lock.
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An atom of Uranium, by ejecting an Alpha particle, becomes Uranium X.
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But there is no legal provision for ejecting a country from the euro.
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Not to mention ejecting a crying baby from his rally earlier that day.
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Their combat wasps raced on ahead of them, ejecting multiple submunitions.
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It has been undergoing a strategic review of its business since ejecting Bartz.
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Merv left the shuttles kitchenette, ejecting a disk from the recorder.
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But it is not critical of Cameron for ejecting him from the cabinet.
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Apple responded by ejecting the FT from its online App Store in August.
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He was ejecting this other man because he possessed none of these attributes.
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Bond worked the bolt, ejecting the spent shell and chambering another.
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Their reasons for ejecting reporters include: Mistrust of certain journalists.
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Even stronger sanctions, such as ejecting countries from the Olympic Games have been suggested.
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