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Meanings of spark in English
Portuguese
arco elétrico Electrical conduction through a gas in an applied electric field.
Synonyms
Examples for "light"
Examples for "light"
1
Please use this number for any future references to this light-bulb issue.
2
The paper sheds new light on a big issue for technology companies.
3
With the clear morning light and dry roads, they made good time.
4
The light at this time of year has a particularly ethereal quality.
5
He made light of the problem but said he'd talk to Jason.
1
For an instant the twinkle in the keen blue eyes upset her.
2
Then as they looked a twinkle appeared in the eye of each.
3
There was more than the hint of a twinkle in his eyes.
4
I identify certain stars and watch how they twinkle in the night.
5
The twinkle in his face showed her plainly what he was thinking.
1
The sparkle in it was like the sparkle in the children's eyes.
2
Fanny Fern's books can hardly be read today, the sparkle has effevesced.
3
The wonder of her lay in the sparkle of her inner self.
4
It had lost its sparkle and no longer clamored for my attention.
5
He fancied he saw the sparkle of the starlight in her hair.
Usage of spark in English
1
Might the recovery fund spark movement towards a United States of Europe?
2
Yes, keeping the spark alive takes work, but it will be appreciated.
3
But he was adamant that retaliatory violence would only spark more violence.
4
Consumer nations say these prices could slow economic growth and spark inflation.
5
Lim hopes the new findings will spark more interest in this subject.
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Politicians hope the Games will spark a wider regeneration of the area.
7
A backlash by the Serb-dominated north could spark violence against Serbs elsewhere.
8
But they also know the issue is prone to spark strong emotions.
9
They are losing their last spark of hope and trust in politics.
10
Nothing happens unless you add a bit of energy-froma spark, perhaps.
11
We followed the spark of it until it disappeared in the arroyo.
12
That would spark a lot more interest as they continue to improve.
13
That is the second stage in the story,-thespark on the tinder.
14
An adverse EU decision may spark damages claims in other jurisdictions worldwide.
15
Such a move would spark fears for press freedom in the region.
16
Road trips: they can keep that dangerous spark in your marriage alive.
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Translations for spark
Russian
Spark through the time
Spark across language varieties
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
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