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Meanings of operate on in English
Usage of operate on in English
1
Different products offer different terms and conditions, and operate on different models.
2
A real revolution must always operate on the level of common sense.
3
But the fight against female subjugation needs to operate on every level.
4
I had to embrace what I operate on a long time ago.
5
Hairdressers, you see, will only be able to operate on Level 1.
6
The Royal Collection, by contrast, appears to operate on the reverse principle.
7
It said trains would operate on an enhanced weekend schedule through Thursday.
8
But many operate on a small scale and are expensive to run.
9
They operate on a large scale for the good of the whole.
10
The doc-in-the-box should be able to operate on them in twenty-four hours.
11
It will convert its civil nuclear program to operate on low-enriched uranium.
12
This great conjunction will begin to operate on Saturday the 29th instant.
13
Not official for a bank EMPLOYE to operate on the Stock Exchange.
14
The machine shown is designed to operate on sheet iron from No.
15
The sport's big three teams operate on a budget well beyond £300m.
16
You must go into the hospital, there they will operate on you.
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Operate on through the time
Operate on across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
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