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Meanings of resumption in English

Portuguese
retomada
Catalan
represa

Beginning again.

retomada

The act of depriving an owner of private property for public use.

Usage of resumption in English
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Denver International reported clear runways and a resumption of normal flight schedules.
Reuters
2
Within four minutes of the resumption United had relocated to Easy Street.
The Guardian
3
The storm's lingering effects have delayed a planned resumption of transport services.
The Irish Times
4
If there's a resumption of negotiations we should see the market applaud.
Reuters
5
He initiated talks on migration and a possible resumption of postal service.
Reuters
6
Sundowns are currently preparing for the potential resumption of action in Rustenburg.
The South African
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This week's clashes are a resumption of that battle, security officials said.
Reuters
8
He responded by ordering a resumption of American tests in April 1962.
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The units were flat on Tuesday morning after the resumption of trade.
Reuters
10
It also often allows for a speedy resumption after a rain delay.
Reuters
11
This tendency had occurred suddenly, and disappeared likewise; the resumption dating from
A Brief History of Panics and Their Periodical Occurrence in the...
12
But the resumption of this cull raises once again deep political issues.
The Guardian
13
The resumption of the trial has again been postponed for another week.
The Irish Times
14
A resumption of sports events with Rugby League taking to the field.
Radio NZ
15
A decision on the resumption of rankings has not yet been made.
Radio NZ
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Rapid resumption of virological and immunological control was achieved after ART reintroduction.
Pubmed
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Translations for resumption
Portuguese
retomada
Resumption through the time
Resumption across language varieties
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
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