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Meanings of conquer in inglés
Synonyms
Examples for "curb"
Examples for "curb"
1
The International Energy Agency also said high prices could curb oil demand.
2
However, they supported measures to curb both practices, the Transportation Department said.
3
The government says it does not curb legitimate criticism or free speech.
4
Several companies are overhauling policies to curb misinformation ahead of the vote.
5
In Obama's view, China also needed urgently to curb its pollution levels.
1
However, he could not suppress a faint hope and he listened carefully.
2
Misfortune cannot suppress it; enmity cannot alienate it; temptation cannot enslave it.
3
The second, and this may end next year, was to suppress volatility.
4
It is not to suppress the Irish commissioner, or the French commissioner.
5
Do you work with fact checkers to suppress false news and hoaxes?
1
Nearly a third say late payments inhibit their business growth, Nash said.
2
However, the ability of lidocaine to inhibit the IgE-dependent response was greater.
3
Thus, compounds able to inhibit HNE proteolytic activity could represent effective therapeutics.
4
Therefore our results suggest that hyperstimulation with IL-6 can inhibit liver regeneration.
5
Furthermore, these compounds have been shown to inhibit ventricular tachyarrhythmias in animals.
1
The family managed to subdue the criminal until the local police arrived.
2
In olden times they created pain; now they strive to subdue it.
3
The Moors in Africa revolted, and Belisarius next went to subdue them.
4
And the way to triumph over them is to subdue the men.
5
But it was a pang which she could readily control and subdue.
1
He fought to stamp down the fires that blazed up in him.
2
Now stamp down on the boot bases, they'll stick in place.
3
She slapped her stamp down on the table, then took a few deep breaths.
4
This has angered China's authoritarian rulers who regularly stamp down hard on talk of independence.
5
I'll go out there and put the stamp down.
Usage of conquer in inglés
1
Amazing to think we shall conquer Persia in such a short time.
2
He said, 'Is it so surprising that her beauty should conquer all?'
3
Labor could conquer all things, and custom sweeten them in the conquest.
4
In a way, to conquer it in the city is more noble.
5
Great efforts have been made by scientists worldwide to conquer this disease.
6
Unfortunately, this was one of the occasions when truth did not conquer.
7
We had gone to war to conquer those territories, which were Italian.
8
She accepted the challenge, and she meant to conquer in the fight.
9
He stared all that long way down and tried to conquer terror.
10
This was the last attempt of the Romans to conquer the Vandals.
11
The great Rishis conquer all the worlds by the practice of Brahmacharya.
12
In case of war, England would in all probability conquer Spanish Louisiana.
13
I might have known that you would conquer me in the end.
14
It is purely physical, and I hope to conquer it in time.
15
The guide would think she was trying to conquer a normal fear.
16
Do you know why the English managed to conquer half the globe?
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Conquer across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Less common