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Meanings of host place in English
Catalan
amfitrió Place or organization that provides facilities and services for an event or function or other organization.
Synonyms
Examples for "host"
Examples for "host"
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American Football: London will host an American Football game later this year.
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Bad sleep can lead to a host of health problems, Smagula said.
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However delegates said there was a host of problems with the scheme.
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The prime minister said Samoa was relishing the opportunity to host Germany.
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However, the host-parasite interactions responsible for initiating this response are poorly understood.
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Their host organization was the All-China Journalists Association.
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Crucially, it would also generate hundreds of millions of dollars for a host organisation struggling during the shutdown.
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The JobBridge scheme will provide six- or nine-month placements with a host organisation for people who are at least three months unemployed.
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The trading profits from all these enterprises, which are sometimes housed within a separate company for tax reasons, come back to support the host organisation.
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In some areas there were complete breakdowns between LINks and host organisations, or care providers found themselves hounded in inappropriate ways.
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-Sensitivity to the host organisation.
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In a close-range habitat, however, the wasps appeared to use visual or tactile cues derived from nymphs for host location.
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Because of Dubai's small population, the Expo could have more of an impact on its economy than most host locations.
Usage of host place in English
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Mine host places his left hand upon his shoulder, and assures him there is no cause of alarm.
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Whoever hires Joe is well aware of the risk at hand, and on Wednesday, the radio host placed his job on the line once again.
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"Mr. Spardek," he said; and by that simple phrase I understood how far our host placed himself above vain human titles.