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Meanings of engage in English
Usage of engage in English
1
Just keep listening; engage with the problem, ask more and more questions.
2
View, engage, listen, read and ask as many questions as you wish.
3
However, the US would continue to engage with the organisation, he said.
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Dr Prasad said the government should engage with unions in good faith.
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The Australian Government should engage with South African officials, Mr Roets said.
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Young people are also more likely to engage in risk taking behaviour.
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He said the government needs to engage in honest and sincere discussions.
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It's simply tax-efficient planning which thousands of companies and individuals engage in.
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The second way we engage this practice is on an individual level.
10
The question remained how to formally engage with existing structures of power.
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This talk will change the way you look, and engage with Sherman.
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Innovation appeals to private sector and could engage them in humanitarian work.
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Language needs to engage people with diabetes and support their self-care efforts.
14
Neither could I engage in the political debate while he was leader.
15
We are going to engage with the culture right now, said Johnson.
16
Create groups in which you could discuss and engage in school work.
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Translations for engage
Catalan
Engage through the time
Engage across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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