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Meanings of tap in English
A device applied to the end of a pipe in order to interrupt and regulate the flow of a liquid or gas.
Portuguese
interceptar Spanish
intervenir Usage of tap in English
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Other companies are also using energy performance contracting to tap new business.
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The deal will benefit both the companies tap into new income sources.
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Use the cold water tap rather than using the geyser every time.
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As a result, water out of the tap could be strongly discoloured.
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Until yesterday tests had shown negligible iodine-131 levels in Tokyo tap water.
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Test us, tap our knees, check our hearts, exercise us, ask questions!
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Use a water filter if you are drinking water from the tap.
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Dublin likely to tap EU and IMF for loan - Financial Times
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The deal aims to help it tap the world's biggest Internet market.
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A previous study also found high levels of microplastics in tap water.
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Instead, new levels of detail emerged with each tap of the key.
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According to the legends, Merlin can tap into the power of nature.
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The government could tap the central bank for a loan if needed.
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It was clear the tap had never been meant to be used.
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These electoral successes tap into the the complex politics of these countries.
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Unfortunately they had not discovered how to tap the power of Kalissin.
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Catalan
Tap through the time
Tap across language varieties
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