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Meanings of home in English
Catalan
base de meta (Baseball) base consisting of a rubber slab where the batter stands; it must be touched by a base runner in order to score.
Synonyms
Examples for "plate"
Examples for "plate"
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The other steadily building crisis on Mr Trump's plate also involves China.
2
Ryan provided a color, model, year, and plate number for the Mercedes.
3
This reporter believes local government needs to step up to the plate.
4
I think we have seen that at the plate tracks this year.
5
This plate boundary is complicated, and different movements happen in different sections.
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He had trouble even seeing home plate through the cloud of bugs.
2
Pete watched the man shuffle to home plate and take his position.
3
It's 60 feet six inches from the pitchers mound to home plate.
4
The home plate should if possible be a piece of whitened rubber.
5
The home plate is marked upon the ground and is 2 feet square.
1
Families gather at the ship's home base, anxiously hoping for good news.
2
We have always used Yosemite as home base for developing our techniques.
3
In its home base of Germany, Deutsche Telekom is up against No.
4
Returning to home base in Manhattan afterward didn't go as smoothly, though.
5
Sousa accomplished all of this from his home base on Capitol Hill.
Usage of home in English
1
Six years ago, house values were increasing faster than nursing home costs.
2
Ardern said people also needed to start working from home if possible.
3
The reality of her new situation was brought home with a thud.
4
The Transport Agency said people should consider working from home if possible.
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Her father had suffered a stroke; the family home was in crisis.
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Certainly, the deepening economic and financial crisis demands undivided attention at home.
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Compared with a year ago, however, home prices are still falling nationwide.
8
Compared to a year ago, however, home prices are still falling nationwide.
9
Meanwhile Brexit had brought home to Europe the need to make changes.
10
Mrs O'Neill returned home four years ago when her husband's health deteriorated.
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Those who returned home found water sources, health clinics and farms destroyed.
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It just means we're one step closer to home, right? I ask.
13
I remember the times he would bring home new inventions to market.
14
I had the good judgment to come home as soon as possible.
15
I something new want, yes; but also, after these twenty-five years, home.
16
EU laws can prevent parliament from tackling abuses and problems at home.
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Translations for home
Russian
Portuguese
Home through the time
Home across language varieties
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
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