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Meanings of partially in English

Portuguese
parcialmente

In part; in some degree; not wholly.

parcialmente
Usage of partially in English
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This will partially offset any improvement in emerging market conditions, Richards said.
Reuters
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Congress has partially addressed the issue while crafting new cyber security legislation.
Reuters
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New Delhi partially banned Finmeccanica this week from bidding for future contracts.
Reuters
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Thus South Africa's initiative was - at best - only partially successful.
The Irish Times
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One could also consider partially backing this currency with gold, Russia said.
Reuters
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However, that's partially a function of not as great a revenue outlook.
Reuters
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The statement partially steadied market jitters on Friday in Portugal and beyond.
Reuters
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Yet it had happened, and he knew that he was partially responsible.
Moonfall
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This was partially offset by higher prices for some products, especially potash.
Reuters
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The legs lie nearly one above the other; the feet partially crossed.
The American Goliah
11
However, these effects were completely or partially rescued in the H9N offspring.
Pubmed
12
Numerous federal agencies have partially closed or asked contractors to stop working.
Reuters
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Healthy lifestyle like adequate physical activity may partially alleviate the adverse effects.
Pubmed
14
All previous work based on empirical criteria is, at least partially, incorrect.
Pubmed
15
Britomart station is partially open on Thursday morning following Wednesday's train derailment.
Radio NZ
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Now it will be lifted partially, gradually and with conditions, Shaban said.
Reuters
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Partially through the time
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