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Meanings of trapping in English
Usage of trapping in English
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The trust had already done work trapping and controlling catfish, she said.
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There are alternatives to trapping and immobilizing animals that work very well.
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Therefore, our data speak in favor of Top1 trapping by nicked DNA.
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The end result-countlesstiny pockets of air trapping your heat-alsomimics down.
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Air trapping with a mosaic pattern was the second most common finding.
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Among retail products in the survey, heat-trapping underwear, came in at No.
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Fairness means supporting people out of poverty, not trapping them in dependency.
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This observed increase is due primarily to human-induced emissions of heat-trapping gases.
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Show Hide China produces the most heat-trapping pollution, followed by the US.
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Harv said, and reeled in the rope, trapping Nell on the outside.
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There are various scent or trail baits used in trapping the wolf.
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Fish-trapping methods are closer to being traditional living skills than survival skills.
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At this point, scientists snap off the voltage, trapping the orphan electron.
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And this was straight into the trapping country of Pierrot, the half-breed.
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Yet they have a rare skill in the trapping of passage hawks.
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The idea of trapping him, of confronting him, never occurred to her.
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Translations for trapping
Russian
Spanish
Trapping through the time
Trapping across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common