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Meanings of refer (referring) in English
Synonyms
Examples for "consult"
Examples for "consult"
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Their campaigns said they would consult with health officials about future events.
2
Bensalah said he would consult with the political class and civil society.
3
The UCU also plans to consult its members over possible industrial action.
4
Khoza said the League would consult stakeholders to discuss the way forward.
5
It was not required to consult the public about the rule change.
1
Sullivan did not look up, but said, 'What'll they do with 'im?'
2
At least look up the work that he's produced over the years.
3
I can't believe that so many young people look up to you.
4
And the middle-classes look up in worship and the lower-classes in supplication.
5
Every two days in twenty-eight, we look up and see the future.
Usage of referring in English
1
That helped bolster commodities, Ibel said, referring to euro zone debt problems.
2
It was not immediately clear which fiscal year APS was referring to.
3
They were referring to worrisome, of course, in the long term sense.
4
He would be referring the case to the United Nations, he said.
5
Crime, and the rest follows, he said, referring to deliberately set fires.
6
When you said 'American' you were referring to dollars, were you not?
7
The product-specific terms are used only when referring to the products themselves.
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Materials and methods: Patients referring to emergency service with priapism were examined.
9
People familiar with the matter, however, confirmed it was referring to Egan-Jones.
10
Let them have that discussion, she said, referring to low-slung vehicle barriers.
11
He was referring to the fact that I'm extremely good with computers.
12
Rousseff's press office declined to comment, referring questions to the agriculture ministry.
13
William Blackstone was referring to public and private morality when he said:
14
Mr Went was referring to the investigation which is currently taking place.
15
The company did not detail which specific statements it was referring to.
16
Lam's office declined to comment directly, referring questions to the security bureau.
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Translations for referring
Portuguese
Catalan
Referring through the time
Referring across language varieties
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
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