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Meanings of fledging in English
Spanish
emplumecer Catalan
plomada Bird, bat or other flighted creature learning how to fly.
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Examples for "fledgling"
Examples for "fledgling"
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This includes building up the fledgling security forces of Somalia's interim government.
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He also believed his fledgling company would benefit from Conley's industry expertise.
3
After that I fled to the barn in search of the fledgling.
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The fledgling Catalan republic has received little support from overseas so far.
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For the third successive election the North's fledgling centre ground showed well.
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Second, they fledge at their convenience, but come back when necessary.
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Sometime in June or early July, they will start to fledge.
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In only seconds a full-fledge water fight was under way.
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Browser Wars: A New Hope Need a full-fledged browser on your smartphone?
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It's almost a full-fledged revolution, said Mohammad Osman, a Sudanese political analyst.
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It saw the egg and probably the chick, but not the fledgeling.
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Her spirit felt as bruised as a fledgeling fallen upon stony ground.
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That and the fall of the fledgeling excited the birds more than ever.
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Forgive my insolence, Count, but it is forty years since you were a fledgeling.
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A fledgeling ambition, conscious of new aims and chances, revealed itself in all he said.
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Despite everything that's happened, leaving the nest doesn't necessarily mean cutting the ties.
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My two older children are leaving the nest.
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Exorbitant rents are preventing us from leaving the nest, once a vital milestone in the maturation process.
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They waited until the young were just leaving the nest: and they went down and camped near by.
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It was finally time to tell my boss, Frank O'Keeffe, that I was leaving the nest after six years.
Usage of fledging in English
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They have returned each spring, successfully fledging young in all but 2015.
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He also shared what the objectives were for his fledging label.
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He was callow all over-likea canary that had not finished fledging itself.
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The company dominates the fledging tablet computer market it helped create with the iPad.
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The move comes as insurers seek ways to capitalise on the fledging microinsurance sector.
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The infusion of Chinese capital has helped fuel expansion in Myanmar's fledging industrial sector.
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Hang in there long enough, and you'll eventually see your fledging effort produced on Broadway.
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A few days later, the fledging was found dead at the base of the dome.
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So instead of sprouting a whole host of new fledging groups, the numbers are dwindling.
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Just need a bit of growing and fledging.
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After a decade in trading and corporate roles, she took over the fledging commodities business in 2007.
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Two fledging carriers already have taken off.
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Chicks from the world's largest colony of Manx shearwaters will start fledging from the end of this month.
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Washington is threatening to pull all of its troops out, leaving Afghanistan's fledging army to fight the Taliban alone.
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There comes a time with any fledging genre when an artist comes along and flips the whole cart over.
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A renewed effort to promote the nation's fledging biofuels industry will be a further blow to major oil producers.
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Fledging through the time