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Meanings of humans in English
All of the living human inhabitants of the earth.
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Examples for "man"
Examples for "man"
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Is anyone able to help this young man by offering work experience?
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Local media said police arrested a man following Monday's attack in Taipei.
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Meeting this particular man at this particular time seemed somehow exactly right.
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Days Gone In Days Gone, a bike is a man's best friend.
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But he was a serious young man, perhaps too serious at times.
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Scorpionism is a public health problem in several regions of the world.
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The last crisis brought Europe and the world together, at least briefly.
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The king toils; the priests toil; the powers of the world labor.
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German automakers continue to enjoy success in the world's largest car market.
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Year on year, London cabs are voted the best in the world.
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To solve those problems, Engelbart believed humanity needed new ways of working.
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The situation in Nauru is a crime against humanity, Dr Bauert said.
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Amnesty said such practices amounted to war crimes and crimes against humanity.
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They continue to protest and press the state to acknowledge their humanity.
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The International Criminal Court said it believed crimes against humanity were committed.
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The Earth had given him the power to Choose and protect mankind.
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I hope for help from the Lord of power, Creator of mankind.
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Background: Malocclusion is one of the most common dental problems in mankind.
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He later said, I used to study people and mankind disappointed me.
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Would you make products to help mankind, to fight illness and disease?
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It's one question that has fascinated humankind since the beginning of time.
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It seemed a full-blown war somewhere far beyond the ken of humankind.
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But of course, the crowning achievement for this planet to-date is humankind.
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Great changes are brewing that will shape and twist all of humankind.
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Bees are essential for humankind's survival, as our food depends on pollination.
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The days of the human race-andtherefore of the federal government-werenumbered.
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The overall situation of the human race was, of course, ludicrously desperate.
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MALEFACTOR, n. The chief factor in the progress of the human race.
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That says quite a lot about the human race, don't you think?
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We can end the greatest threat the human race has ever known.
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MS: How do we balance the needs of human beings and animals?
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Weir: I think you accept that human beings have their own way.
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During the past seven years, we have processed seven billion human beings.
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Yet it is clearly failing the human beings who work for it.
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Yes, human beings have finally gone, but the 24-hour global party continues.
Usage of humans in English
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The humans left behind on Earth, or 'Mars' - What is 'Mars'?
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Whether that be for the animals, the land, and of course, humans.
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In this view of nature, everything humans do is natural, including technology.
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Ten thousand years ago, humans had fought a war against Forerunners-andlost.
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Money simply exists as a useful way for humans to trade things.
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The Matrix controls the minds of all the humans in the world.
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Part of the problem is how readily humans decide they need antibiotics.
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Anatomically modern humans may have settled Australia before they settled western Europe.
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The everyday nature, however, that humans encounter in cities remains poorly understood.
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Animals know the central experience of pain just as we humans do.
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Rather than weigh all possible options, humans make decisions using short cuts.
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Seroconversion testing after vaccination is not necessary in either humans or animals.
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And then there's physical stressors on humans and animals, Prof Howes said.
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No one yet knows the health impact on humans from ingesting plastics.
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Scientists believe the answer is that humans have evolved to enjoy fear.
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Little is known, however, about the biological basis of trust among humans.
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