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Meanings of not perfect in English

Russian
имперфект
Portuguese
pretérito imperfeito
Catalan
imperfet d'indicatiu
Spanish
copretérito del indicativo

Verb form in several languages indicating past tense, imperfective aspect, and indicative mood.

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имперфект
Usage of not perfect in English
1
Schilsky said the test is not perfect but a good first step.
Reuters
2
Of course everything is not perfect, we have much work to do.
Reuters
3
The flight was not perfect -a faulty backup system caused problems.
Reuters
4
Everyone knows the models are not perfect, so multiple models are good.
Wired
5
My body is not fresh and my body is not perfect either.
The Guardian
6
The weary miles had taught the gelding submission if not perfect manners.
Ride Proud, Rebel!
7
I get it -this deal is not perfect, far from it.
The Irish Times
8
I know it's hard for you to accept that I'm not perfect.
Make your move
9
The existing systems are not perfect but based on getting things done.
BBC
10
It's not perfect, but it always offers suggestions, right above its keyboard.
Wired
11
If you look at this fabric, it's not perfect by any means.
The new yorker
12
It's not perfect, but protects your privacy better than you might think.
Wired
13
Yet deep in her heart she knew that it was not perfect.
Mistress Anne
14
Edie's not perfect, but it does get better as it goes along.
Radio NZ
15
Polling accuracy this primary season has been above average, though not perfect.
The Guardian
16
Modi's fix is not perfect and may prove expensive in the short-term.
Reuters
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Translations for not perfect
Not perfect through the time
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