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Meanings of practise in English
Usage of practise in English
1
Four New Zealand-based immigration advisers lost their licences to practise last year.
2
So I thought starting a practise could help the community, he said.
3
All right, then: I left Boston because my practise was failing there.
4
In practise they report to their local commanders, not to the state.
5
How this would work in practise still needs to be hammered out.
6
And those which are in the middle of the scale practise both.
7
As you practise, try to avoid speaking until you feel compelled to.
8
Ms O Ceallaigh had also agreed not to practise for the present.
9
Only those people who have reached an extremely high stage practise Vajrayana.
10
In order to develop skill in evoking the others, practise recalling them.
11
It was the first fitness-to-practise hearing in the State involving a pharmacist.
12
Yes, I am certainly in favor of technical practise outside of pieces.
13
But I urge them -there are equally important areas to practise.
14
They have nomadic tendencies; and, in their uncivilised state, scarcely practise agriculture.
15
About 50 per cent of both homosexual and heterosexual priests practise celibacy.
16
All the people in Castro lamented that Cæsar did not practise law.
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Translations for practise
Practise through the time
Practise across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
New Zealand
Common
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