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Meanings of stretch in English
Synonyms
Examples for "load"
Examples for "load"
1
The temporary repairs passed the live-load test using heavy vehicles, he said.
2
Eskom says it doesn't expect any load-shedding to take place this week.
3
However, this mass strike action could see the return of load shedding.
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Eskom is unable to pinpoint exactly how long load shedding will continue.
5
The board also had questions about Virtu's debt load, another source said.
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A request to dilute the rules was declined last year, Reuters reported.
2
It is soluble in dilute aqueous alcohol, but insoluble in strong alcohol.
3
It would also dilute the powers of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
4
The issue will dilute existing Nippon Electric shares by about 4 percent.
5
Analysts said the deal would dilute Goldman shareholders by about 16 percent.
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It is a mistake to suppose love only elevates; it can debase.
2
At every point of contact with our labor system, they debase it.
3
The indignant heart repels a conviction that is believed to debase it.
4
And I never, never can debase my nature to change that love.
5
Such men,-orwomen,-mayhardly, perhaps, debase themselves with the more vulgar vices.
1
The people of Szafra usually adulterate it with sesamum oil, and tar.
2
The leaves of the ash and the sloe are used to adulterate tea.
3
They know we never adulterate the metal or short-weigh the coins.
4
We practice no cunning tricks, nor do we adulterate God's Message.
5
It has even gone so far as to adulterate excrement.
Portuguese
alongamento Catalan
estirament Usage of stretch in English
1
Consequently, the country's political crisis is likely to stretch out for months.
2
Its good deeds stretch far beyond what goes into its shampoos, however.
3
Their networks stretch throughout the United States into Europe, Asia and Australia.
4
Visit Website LESSON: Climbing ropes today are dynamic; they're designed to stretch.
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The charges stretch back almost 10 years, Longford Circuit Criminal Court heard.
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Or rather, people believe in words only for a stretch of time.
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Will Australian compassion for refugees in Europe stretch to those coming here?
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But the protected zone did not, of course, stretch back infinitely far.
9
He gave me a long look that seemed to stretch several minutes.
10
So many days without rest, and the last, agonizing stretch without water.
11
Some silicon cases are easily taken off, and they stretch over time.
12
I hid my surprise at his question behind a long, languid stretch.
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However, the Gators couldn't overcome a cold stretch in the second half.
14
He wants the time to stretch long, to great length and thinness.
15
These days her ambitions stretch a long way beyond the swimming pool.
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He played 35 minutes Friday night despite a stretch in foul trouble.
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Translations for stretch
Catalan
Stretch through the time
Stretch across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United States of America
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Australia
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