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Meanings of gearing in English
Catalan
engranatge Wheelwork consisting of a connected set of rotating gears by which force is transmitted or motion or torque is changed.
Usage of gearing in English
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The EU is gearing up to impose new sanctions on Belarus officials.
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The legal profession was gearing up to respond to the proposals today.
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If Labor wins government, it will restrict negative gearing to new properties.
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FORGET dipping into super, scrapping negative gearing or opening up new supply.
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The UK is gearing up to hold a general election on Thursday.
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Joe Schmidt is gearing Ireland up for their toughest Six Nations yet.
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Energy companies were gearing up to survey the storm's impact on Thursday.
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The European Union is gearing up to impose new sanctions on Minsk.
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They are now gearing up for a national election on 11 November.
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The median net gearing of companies in the sector is 46 percent.
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Perhaps, or perhaps we're gearing up for the rest of the month.
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They are now gearing up for a national election on Nov. 10.
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Now the firm is gearing up to go after more government contracts.
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All our modern industrial social problems are problems of gearing people up.
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They're definitely gearing up for something, but there's not increased security activity.
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Now World Wrestling Entertainment is gearing up for its signature event: WrestleMania.
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Gearing across language varieties
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Less common
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