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ponto fulcral
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àncora
A central cohesive source of support and stability.
anchor
backbone
keystone
linchpin
lynchpin
Portuguese
ponto fulcral
Portuguese
pilar
Catalan
pilar
Spanish
sostén principal
A prominent supporter.
pillar
Portuguese
pilar
1
Of most concern is damage to agriculture, the
mainstay
of the economy.
2
However, the country's
mainstay
copper industry was mostly unharmed by the tremor.
3
Volunteers are the
mainstay
of many activities available to the disability sector.
4
Results: En bloc resection remains the
mainstay
of therapy with curative intent.
5
Auto deals, the
mainstay
of the ABS market, attracted the most interest.
6
Replacing a billion dollar industry that's been a medical
mainstay
since 1940?
7
Surgery is the
mainstay
of treatment for stage I and II thymoma.
8
Preservation of visual function throughout treatment is the
mainstay
of therapeutic planning.
9
They are the comfortable and well-educated
mainstay
of our modern Democratic party.
10
He was a
mainstay
on Boxing News, which has just turned 100.
11
It was he who had always been the
mainstay
,
the dependable one.
12
The newspaper was a
mainstay
of the artistic movement known as futurism.
13
Visit Website Single-length slings should be the
mainstay
of your sling collection.
14
While Dürer lived he was the
mainstay
of his family-fatherand brothers.
15
Pemmican, though little used nowadays, was formerly the
mainstay
of the voyageurs.
16
Surgical resection is the
mainstay
of treatment because adjuvant therapy is unproven.
mainstay
become a mainstay
remain the mainstay
mainstay treatment
mainstay products
economic mainstay
Portuguese
ponto fulcral
pilar
Catalan
àncora
pilar
Spanish
sostén principal
pilar