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Meanings of just about in English

Portuguese
aproximadamente

(Of quantities) imprecise but fairly close to correct.

aproximadamente

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Usage of just about in English
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It's not just about state violence in the form of police violence.
Ebony
2
The First Amendment isn't just about protecting the right of free speech.
Wired
3
It's just about impossible to get a good job here, Carey said.
The Guardian
4
It's not just about working hard however, it's also about working smart.
Radio NZ
5
Access to reliable energy is not just about providing electricity, he said.
Reuters
6
The chances of the current terms succeeding, therefore, are just about nil.
The Guardian
7
Do not despair; this method seems to work for just about everyone.
Wicca Spellcraft For Men
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Our numbers are lower than just about anybody, Mr Trump said yesterday.
News.com.au
9
For me, the word political is just about the dynamic of power.
Radio NZ
10
In fact, just about everyone can benefit from high-quality fish oil supplements.
Prescription alternatives: hundreds of safe, natural, prescripti...
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There's the bridge which is just about three metres above sea level.
Radio NZ
12
Louise was just about to continue when Blanca held up her hand.
Kennedy's brain
13
According to multiple reports, just about everything went wrong during the raid.
NY Magazine
14
I remember TU from before, just about; I think I remember laughing.
The Guardian
15
Yet within six months, he had managed to alienate just about everyone.
The Irish Times
16
It's a way to create just about any product in the world.
Forbes
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