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Meanings of remark in English
Usage of remark in English
1
But Bogollagama said this was a personal remark, not a government view.
2
I recently came across a remark- able detail of my playing career.
3
Dimon said his original remark proves I wouldn't make a good politician.
4
The same remark will apply also in the case of General Canby.
5
Qureshi also dismissed Singh's remark about the safety of Pakistan's nuclear weapons.
6
The examination provoked the same original remark in regard to the child.
7
She didn't rise to the remark, but let him go and change.
8
Rook, however, did so with his attention suddenly divided by Raley's remark.
9
Perhaps Traveller could not see them; he'd yet to remark upon them.
10
He would, of course, deny any such remark at a court martial.
11
The two have not quoted the remark in exactly the same words.
12
Mr Timmermans has now said he regrets the remark and upsetting families.
13
Peter the footman made some remark to the coachman; the latter assented.
14
Some one overheard the remark and it was published in the newspapers.
15
He noticed Sigurdur Óli jotting down the remark about the police work.
16
But soon after the remark, the whole camel was in the house.
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Translations for remark
Portuguese
Remark through the time
Remark across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common
Australia
Less common
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