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Meanings of reliable (reliables) in English
Worthy of being depended on.
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Synonyms
Examples for "true"
Examples for "true"
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In the case of List of the Lost, however, it's absolutely true.
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I just wanted to ask you: is it true about last year?
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However, a third member of the family said the reports were true.
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Getting the Story Right-YearsAhead of Time This has already proven true.
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Yes, it's true that new, popular technologies always bring new social mores.
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It's time for the government to let honest competition rule the marketplace.
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It's hard to try and form an honest opinion on today's news.
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Claudio was nice, available, honest, and did the work right on time.
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He said the government needs to engage in honest and sincere discussions.
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But it also means being honest about the situation we're currently in.
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The list was long and familiar: Be authentic; inspire purpose; embrace uncertainty.
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Here are a few key things to remember: -Try to be authentic.
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In celebrating women's historic achievements, we present an authentic view of history.
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We have made clear our openness to authentic negotiations with North Korea.
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The problem is that some staff have become a bit too authentic.
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The best way to do so is by being consistent and dependable.
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There is, of course, nothing wrong with staying close to the dependable.
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Fortunately he had a small group of dependable allies to protect him.
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They are a strong and dependable unit, well led and thoroughly trained.
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He remained a vital figure, a strong personality, and a dependable player.
Usage of reliables in English
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Buyers played safe and the highest prices were achieved by the old reliables.
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A few old reliables may just manage to adapt the selves.
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With competition less fierce, the old reliables find it easier to hold their position.
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She could be one of the pop industry's last reliables.
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One of Princeton's old reliables was our center, George, '89.
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Still, I find myself reaching for the same handful of reliables on a daily basis.
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I always seem to revert to the old reliables.
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The old reliables, of course, rise to the surface with alarming and at times depressing regularity.
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Alcohol and tobacco: The price of old reliables including cigarettes and alcohol remain unchanged following yesterday's Budget.
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Mick McCarthy knows who his reliables are.
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It makes you wonder, though, where the next batch of old reliables are going to come from.
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It was the end of a party in Arklow, with the old reliables still flying the flag.
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The old reliables which have been around for decades, like record stores and labels, are falling like dominoes.
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Two of the old reliables.
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IT WAS a mix of some new ideas and some old-reliables as RTÉ released details of its summer schedules yesterday.
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Following their galling last-minute loss to a Barry Walsh goal, manager Jimmy Barry-Murphy has summoned a number of old reliables.
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Translations for reliables
Catalan
Spanish
Reliables through the time