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Meanings of gap in English

Portuguese
interrupção
Catalan
interrupció
Spanish
pausa

An act of delaying or interrupting the continuity.

        interrupção
        Portuguese
        fenda
        Catalan
        obertura
        Spanish
        claro

        An open or empty space in or between things.

              fenda
              Portuguese
              fresta
              Catalan
              interstici
              Spanish
              resquicio

              A narrow opening.

                    fresta

                    A deep, steep-sided rift.

                          Usage of gap in English
                          1
                          The budget gap could reach 250 billion pesos this year, traders said.
                          Reuters
                          2
                          I tell them it's a great year to take a gap year.
                          NY Magazine
                          3
                          Falling U.S. demand thanks to the financial crisis narrowed the trade gap.
                          Reuters
                          4
                          The information gap between state authorities and FINRA has existed for years.
                          Reuters
                          5
                          That's a far better way of funding India's yawning current account gap.
                          Reuters
                          6
                          However, Mr Schultz said there was a major knowledge gap around hepatitis.
                          Radio NZ
                          7
                          The government could now ask retail bosses to justify the price gap.
                          BBC
                          8
                          It has an 11 percent price gap to the market, Broader said.
                          Reuters
                          9
                          An example of the time gap surrounds the age of angiosperm's origin.
                          Pubmed
                          10
                          Nearly a decade on and Irish gap year students remain relatively rare.
                          The Irish Times
                          11
                          The gap is likely to be weeks rather than months, they said.
                          The Irish Times
                          12
                          Jai forced his way through the moment the gap was large enough.
                          The Cole Protocol
                          13
                          The gap in heat-beating infrastructure creates an inequitable distribution of health risk.
                          The Guardian
                          14
                          The gap between water supply and demand in London is growing regardless.
                          The Guardian
                          15
                          The gap had been 20 when Survation asked the question last month.
                          The Guardian
                          16
                          Yet another gap in his training; and another fresh source of urgency.
                          Black Powder War
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                          Translations for gap
                          Gap through the time
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