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Meanings of property in English
Predominant feature that characterizes a being, a thing, a phenomenon, etc. and which differentiates one being from another, one thing from another.
Related terms
Something owned; any tangible or intangible possession that is owned by someone;
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Examples for "quality"
Examples for "quality"
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However, important quality problems are common and should be targeted for improvement.
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The Russian wine market was not a market of quality, he said.
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Ms Broughton said water quality problems had become obvious to the iwi.
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That said, remember South Africa actually has a number of high-quality companies.
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But consumers ultimately still need quality medicine to reach their local markets.
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However, the measure ran 4 per cent higher than a year earlier.
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However, Steinmeier said the government had not yet decided on the measure.
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Main outcome measure: Cardiac and stroke mortality were our main outcome measures.
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A crisis whose length and consequences no one can measure, said Besson.
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The measure was first introduced into the 2014 EU tobacco products directive.
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Food Local food production and distribution is another characteristic of sustainable communities.
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They had a point, but this characteristic did ultimately work against me.
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At the interview's end West declared, with characteristic modesty: I understand culture.
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Particularly in risk groups, characteristic radiological findings may prompt targeted diagnostic work-up.
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Infant colic is a characteristic group of behaviors seen in young infants.
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Conclusions: We attribute the increased use of facilities to better antenatal quality.
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State officials repeatedly attribute delays in enforcing gender equality to cultural beliefs.
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The spiritual is neither the product nor an attribute of the natural.
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We must attribute all such cases to actual variability in the buds.
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You attribute to the daughter the qualities you dislike in the father.
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Nothing was sacrificed to conventional ideas of propriety in his extraordinary dress.
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Because to Sharaf's mind, Keller's presence imperiled far more than social propriety.
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For the rest of the week the children were models of propriety.
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There can be no doubt about this; I feel the deep propriety.
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There was a dash of daring and doubtful propriety in the proposal.
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The Irish Times debate: Should an EU treaty contain a social dimension?
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I thought he brought a new dimension to our game this year.
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In other words, our particular time dimension is merely an electromagnetic field.
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Cultivation took on a new dimension-thecultivation of words, wealth, and weapons.
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Darwin literally added a new dimension to the debate-theaxis of history.
Russian
унарное отношение Portuguese
propriedade Catalan
propietat matemàtica Spanish
propiedad matemática Usage of property in English
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The government brought in restrictions on foreign property buying late last year.
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TIMEFRAME: This year for expanded property tax trial and local government bonds.
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Currently, there is no new information of property loss, the statement said.
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British property group Minerva said today it had received a takeover approach.
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Cases of malicious damage to property and public violence had been opened.
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Each such property decision is considered on a case by case basis.
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Government plans to control the property industry are taking time to implement.
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The legislation itself has given hope to thousands of frustrated property owners.
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According to various reports, government is offering R20 million for the property.
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The Minister also said a property tax may be introduced next year.
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The property market provided the best returns for investors again last year.
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There are two new categories this year; original property and persistent game.
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An estimated 1 million homes remain unsold after the property market crashed.
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The revolutionary change clearly has major implications in terms of property values.
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There are some measures in the Budget that favour young property seekers.
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Therefore, the property-led recovery has ended, ANZ said in a research note.
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Property through the time
Property across language varieties
Ireland
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Australia
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