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Meanings of reach the semi-finals in English

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Usage of reach the semi-finals in English
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It's still a fine achievement to again reach the semi-finals of this competition.
The Irish Times
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The last German to reach the semi-finals here was Michael Stich in 1997.
The Guardian
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Keys is the third straight 19-year-old to reach the semi-finals here.
The Guardian
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She then beat Germany's Luise Malzahn on a penalty to reach the semi-finals.
Reuters
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Instead, the Serbian becomes the first man to reach the semi-finals.
The Guardian
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To get the chance for revenge, she would have to reach the semi-finals.
The Guardian
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However, if Munster reach the semi-finals then Ireland would be granted a third place.
The Irish Times
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But she'll likely need at least one more to reach the semi-finals in Shenzhen.
News.com.au
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Scotland in particular only narrowly failed to reach the semi-finals.
The Guardian
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Now they may have to win their three remaining games to reach the semi-finals.
The Guardian
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That's the most important thing to reach the semi-finals.
The Guardian
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It is still in England's hands to reach the semi-finals of this enthralling World Cup.
The Guardian
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And who did Keys beat to reach the semi-finals?
The Guardian
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The Irish are looking to reach the semi-finals of a world cup for the first time.
Radio NZ
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His efforts helped England to reach the semi-finals.
The Guardian
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The teams each play nine games in round-robin play as they try to reach the semi-finals.
Reuters
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Reach the semi-finals across language varieties
Ireland
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United Kingdom
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