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Meanings of niche in English
Portuguese
nicho ecológico 
(Ecology) the status of an organism within its environment and community (affecting its survival as a species)
Synonyms
Examples for "corner"
Examples for "corner"
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As a result, David Breen moves out to the right corner forward.
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The voice of the tall stranger in the corner broke in here:
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Request corner room 814 on the top floor for a great view.
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We've come to the street corner where reality and virtual reality meet.
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Arsenal win a corner after good work by Smicer on the left.
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Background: Due to the economic recession, several people in Europe became unemployed.
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Northern Ireland's economy has emerged from recession, a new report claimed today.
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Europe's snowballing debt crisis threatens to send the global economy into recession.
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However, a decision to go ahead is likely to extend the recession.
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Its operations have also come under pressure in its recession-hit home market.
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This will produce the recess shown in the first section in Fig.
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That could limit recess appointments to only a few weeks a year.
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On the Adjournment: A recess opportunity for backbenchers to air their view.
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On the Adjournment: A recess opportunity for TDs to air their view.
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Russian lawmakers are expected to address the issue after the summer recess.
Usage of niche in English
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The Company operates two business segments: industrial control system and niche system.
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We found that niche space varied among areas of different occupation times.
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For a long time, responsible investing was a niche strategy within finance.
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In other words, by far the diciest niche of the muni market.
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Photo: Sonia Sly People always need to be looking for niche areas.
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The market is still a niche, but that is set to change.
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Here was my issue: We live in an era of niche culture.
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Equally important, it's an example of on-target evolution within a niche genre.
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No incentive to share content means niche files may never finish downloading.
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In recent years, Rivers found a career niche commenting on celebrity fashion.
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The company's investors include Trade Me and niche bank Heartland New Zealand.
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Perhaps Gallagher has found a new niche for himself with sports' songs.
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Is it challenging carving out a new niche with each new book?
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She had found her niche in the college; her work was delightful.
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Funds for niche platforms tend to lose sight of actually making money.
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Some agencies have even created niche markets for kids with special needs.
About this term
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Niche through the time
Niche across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
South Africa
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