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Meanings of relate to in English

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Usage of relate to in English
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This could relate to a situation, recent news or change of circumstances.
The South African
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However, these new points of evidence can't relate to issues previously considered.
The South African
3
The demands served so far mostly relate to the fiscal year 2012.
Reuters
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Chawla's bail conditions relate to the ongoing Estina dairy farm corruption case.
The South African
5
Financial income and expenses often relate to currency exchange rates or debt.
Reuters
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Some of the changes relate to so-called interchange fees, the report said.
Reuters
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Consider these questions: Which points relate to the book as a whole?
From cover to cover: evaluating and reviewing children's books
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He said that the figure did not relate to a single year.
The Guardian
9
The costs relate to the investigation and legal action taken against him.
The Irish Times
10
Other changes relate to memory and learning ability and response to stress.
The Irish Times
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The company said they relate to last year's figures and earlier periods.
The Irish Times
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So it's just working around different scenarios that relate to different investigations.
Radio NZ
13
When did they start doing that?' I can certainly relate to that.
Reuters
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The new charges relate to an incident in Balclutha the following day.
Radio NZ
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It is a journey many businesses in Northern Ireland can relate to.
The Irish Times
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McClure says she is able to relate to these communities especially well.
The Guardian
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New Zealand
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South Africa
Common
Ireland
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