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Meanings of
urging
in English
Portuguese
ferrão
Catalan
empenta
Spanish
acicate
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A verbalization that encourages you to attempt something.
spur
prod
spurring
prodding
goad
goading
Portuguese
ferrão
Catalan
importunitat
Spanish
impertinencia
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Insistent solicitation and entreaty.
urgency
importunity
Catalan
importunitat
Usage of
urging
in English
1
Russia expressed concern about the Korea situation,
urging
restraint from all sides.
2
Photo: RNZ Police were
urging
the public to avoid Onepu Spring Road.
3
Economic analysts are
urging
caution on the better trade figures announced today.
4
This included
urging
people to work from home and limiting social gatherings.
5
However, opposition parties were
urging
him to lift all travel bans imposed.
6
VicTraffic is
urging
drivers to avoid the area and allow extra time.
7
Let's not lose our way, he said,
urging
all to stay home.
8
Vacaville police issued a message
urging
residents to evacuate safely where possible.
9
China have taken a softer tone
urging
continued diplomacy and international cooperation.
10
Brazil stressed the need to seal a deal,
urging
compromise and flexibility.
11
Health regulators are
urging
people taking ranitidine not to discontinue it immediately.
12
He needed someone to listen; without speaking, I nodded,
urging
him on.
13
Asakawa gave him a pleading look,
urging
him to continue his story.
14
Austria joined France in
urging
the ECB to keep interest rates steady.
15
Eventually, the OAS passed a watered-down motion
urging
free and fair elections.
16
Special teams went through holiday villages
urging
tourists to move to safety.
Other examples for "urging"
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About this term
urging
Verb
Present
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
urging people
urging the government
need no urging
urging residents
urging voters
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Translations for
urging
Portuguese
ferrão
Catalan
empenta
incentiu
esperó
fible
fibló
agulló
estímul
importunitat
Spanish
acicate
estímulo
incitación
exhorto
empujón
aguijoneo
impertinencia
apuro
urgencia
Urging
through the time
Urging
across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Less common
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