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Meanings of abbreviated in inglés

Cut short in duration.

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Examples for "brief"
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The brief market crash rattled investors already unhinged by the financial crisis.
Reuters
2
She certainly had experienced a great deal in a few brief weeks.
Secrets of a Perfect Night
3
Protesters and police have often negotiated brief truces to calm the situation.
Reuters
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AH: I'm not sure that their brief is actually overcoming the violence.
Radio NZ
5
Malta will observe prevailing laws, its government said in a brief statement.
Reuters
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Results: Higher reports of momentary stress were associated with shortened gestational length.
Pubmed
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Several companies have asked about a government-backed program for shortened working hours.
Reuters
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A shortened extraordinary parliament session is set to end early next month.
Reuters
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Market volume in the U.S. was light due to the holiday-shortened week.
Reuters
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Volume is expected to be light throughout the holiday shortened trading week.
Reuters
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The majority of pathogenic mutations in BRCA1 result in a truncated protein.
Pubmed
2
My own comments in a recent speech were somewhat truncated when reported.
The Irish Times
3
Her exposition was truncated by the entry of the type in question.
The New Machiavelli
4
While the specific activity remained unaffected, half-life improved for several truncated variants.
Pubmed
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In all cases, high-level expression of the truncated avian integrins was obtained.
Pubmed
Usage of abbreviated in inglés
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It appeared to present good psychometric properties, notably the abbreviated BVAQ-form B.
Pubmed
2
Most important. His words were getting quieter, his sentences more abbreviated, staccato.
The irish warrior
3
I think we'll have an abbreviated menu of fish chowder and biscuits.
Love overboard
4
We will accept the abbreviated name you have used on Hospital Earth.
Star Surgeon
5
Many of the words were abbreviated, and there were some arbitrary signs.
Beauty and the Beast, and Tales of Home
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He could not sign the abbreviated name his wife used towards him.
The Trespasser
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Her father was the only one who had ever abbreviated her name.
A Beautiful Possibility
8
An abbreviated form of the truth, all true, but maybe not everything.
Terminal Compromise
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He looked them up and down, noted their abbreviated attire, and sighed.
The Dargonesti (Elves of the Sea)
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Their software product was dubbed dGraph, a marketing abbreviated term for data-Graphics.
Terminal Compromise
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It should not be summarized, abbreviated, garbled or chopped into out-of-context fragments.
Civilization and Beyond: Learning from History
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He brushes back his hair, gives an abbreviated wave, and is gone.
Kafka on the Shore
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This abbreviated version of the ship is, however, receiving video feed.
The Hyperion Cantos
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Certain words cannot be successfully abbreviated such as honey, vanilla, mushrooms and others.
The new yorker
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Conclusion: This analysis suggests the potential for creating an abbreviated MoCA.
Pubmed
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The futures market will trade an abbreviated session on Tuesday for the U.S.
Reuters
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