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Meanings of facilitate in English

Portuguese
aliviar
Catalan
afluixar-se
Spanish
aflojar

To make easy or easier.

aliviar
Portuguese
ajudar
Spanish
facilitar

To be of use or help.

ajudar
Usage of facilitate in English
1
And the Government reluctantly agreed to facilitate it, subject to possible amendments.
The Irish Times
2
It needs to facilitate work that goes beyond maintaining order, Amorim said.
Reuters
3
Government can facilitate the economy but it cannot actually be the economy.
Radio NZ
4
Police facilitate public gatherings all year round in the city, he explained.
News.com.au
5
The government helped facilitate the visit after Rongowhakaata approached the prime minister.
Radio NZ
6
Therefore, we must facilitate access to liquidity to airlines, the declaration says.
Wired
7
A progress which I shall be pleased to facilitate.' He sits down.
Wolf hall
8
Rags were often used to help facilitate feeding and distract the baby.
BBC
9
The long nights will help to facilitate the cold temperatures, he said.
Radio NZ
10
Introduction: Patient decision aids are structured clinical tools that facilitate shared decision-making.
Pubmed
11
Next week Barbara Lynch will facilitate the group for 'Sales and Negotiation'.
The Irish Times
12
What has happened over the last 17 years to facilitate that change?
The Guardian
13
Conclusion: The presented approach will facilitate the interaction between modeling and experiments.
Pubmed
14
It is a disruptive technology which can help facilitate digital transformation change.
The Irish Times
15
Conclusions: Simple traffic-light charts facilitate discussion of child overweight status with parents.
Pubmed
16
Western Digital said it will provide debt financing to facilitate a sale.
Reuters
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Common
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