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Meanings of sidings in English
Portuguese
desvio Synonyms
Examples for "loop"
Examples for "loop"
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Conclusions: Overall, participants reported a positive experience of the closed loop technology.
2
Women and children were particularly left out of the loop, experts said.
3
The troops passed the night in the upper part of the loop.
4
This loop repeats once for each row returned by a result set.
5
The cys-loop receptor family is a major family of neurotransmitter-operated ion channels.
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Years ago, the siding had begun to fall off his mother's house.
2
They said siding with En Marche could have serious implications for them.
3
We stand looking up at the two-story house with gray vinyl siding.
4
The justices rejected Cablevision's appeal without any comment, siding with the FCC.
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Polls show most Muslims siding with the ruling Samajwadi Party-Congress alliance, however.
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For years, China has held half-hearted campaigns to stub out the habit.
2
For years, China has conducted half-hearted campaigns to stub out the habit.
3
Half in derision, I offered the library the stub of my wash-book.
4
Art threw away the stub of the splinter and sat up straight.
5
He threw the stub of his cigar from him across the room.
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Apparently, in order to achieve the final deception for people arriving from Europe, the railroad dead -end siding was made to look like a passenger station.
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Ask at the snug little railway sidings where the goods are stacked-andforgotten.
2
The spies whose duty it was to watch the railway sidings reported to somebody else and not to him.
3
On the railway sidings near Calais there was one sight that revealed the defeat of a nation more even than these crowds of refugees.
4
Then he loads the 30kg (66-pound) stove into his van, and drives it to the old railway sidings nearby.
Usage of sidings in English
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Then she turned to look at the posters on the bridge sidings.
2
Passengers, held for hours on the sidings, complained, scolded, protested and threatened.
3
Jessup dug underneath one of the old wood sidings and crawled in.
4
All the sidings of the sky were full of Starlight Expresses.
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Cars that had stood on sidings were all in ashes and still burning.
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Ask at the snug little railway sidings where the goods are stacked-andforgotten.
7
We spent more time in the sidings than we did on the track.
8
His fields were a sidings yard full of men and women.
9
Near the bridge there were sidings on which several lines of loaded trucks stood.
10
They were shunting some cars onto sidings, picking up others.
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On the railway lines were many trains, shunted into sidings.
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Even now sidings are being constructed and troop trains prepared.
13
How many trains standing silent on sidings, full of lp gas and flammable fertilizer?
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Three trains stood in the sidings by the station.
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I am not interested in branch roads or sidings.
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No more arclights, no more sidings, no more stations.
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