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Significados de diverge en inglés

portugués
desvio
catalán
divergir
español
variar

Be at variance with; be out of line with.

variar
portugués
divergir
catalán
divergir
español
divergir

Move or draw apart.

divergir

To go in a different direction than what is expected.

Uso de diverge en inglés
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Investors' decisions would diverge only because of differences in their personal situation.
The Guardian
2
The popular and the national interests must necessarily in some measure diverge.
The Promise of American Life
3
Drink, food and shopping habits all diverge between London and the rest.
The Guardian
4
They tend to diverge during periods of market stress and vice versa.
Reuters
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Moreover, numerosity and duration processing diverge in terms of their neuronal correlates.
Pubmed
6
That trend will see the fate of food and non-food retailers diverge.
Reuters
7
Both parties decry tax loopholes, although they diverge on what constitutes one.
Reuters
8
As it is, the styles diverge and pass out between the filaments.
The Different Forms of Flowers on Plants of the Same Species
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Narratives, verbally identical in some portions, diverge more or less in others.
Collected Essays, Volume V / Science and Christian Tradition: Es...
10
Gene families expand by gene duplication, and resulting paralogs diverge through mutation.
Pubmed
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Fortunately they were at the crossroads where their paths were to diverge.
His Majesty’s Dragon
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They run parallel for a hundred and eighty-six miles, then diverge again.
Artemis Fowl: the opal deception
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When the scores diverge, O'Leary reads the essay to find out why.
Reuters
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Subsequent episodes, all of them smart and funny, diverge wildly in tone.
Reuters
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As our paths seem likely to diverge, they had better begin now.
On the Frontier
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UK and euro zone interest rates look set to diverge further.
The Irish Times
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Translations for diverge
Diverge a través del tiempo
Diverge por variante geográfica
Estados Unidos de América
Común
Reino Unido
Común