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Significados de earliest en inglés

portugués
o mais precoce

With the least delay.

o mais precoce

(Comparative and superlative of `early') more early than; most early.

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Uso de earliest en inglés
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Those who survived were put to work at the earliest possible age.
The Disposable Male
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Associated artefacts above from the earliest years of the Free Cities period.
Orb Sceptre Throne
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The earliest we've managed to set it back: 17 minutes to midnight.
Wired
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That puts the earliest issuance date in the second quarter next year.
Reuters
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An even older rule, going back to the very earliest predatory animals.
Grand junction
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Proterocladus is 200 million years older than the previous earliest-known green seaweed.
News.com.au
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A change would not come into effect before 2013 at the earliest.
Reuters
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In the morning, he thought, he would leave at the earliest opportunity.
The rebels of ireland: the dublin saga
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The earliest reference to hypnosis is in the Bible, Genesis ii, 21.
A Practical Guide to Self-Hypnosis
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The lawyer was still in the earliest stages of preparing the case.
My Life and My Efforts
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However, this has now been postponed until January 2008 at the earliest.
The Irish Times
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The earliest known was that in Jamaica, established in the year 1662.
The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
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However, it is unclear when the earliest changes in the HF occur.
Pubmed
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This is a serious matter... to be addressed at the earliest opportunity.
Radio NZ
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The earliest burials in Japan are marked by simple mounds of earth.
Rough Stone Monuments and Their Builders
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Divination.-Divinationseems to have been practised in China from the earliest ages.
Religions of Ancient China
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portugués
o mais precoce
Earliest a través del tiempo
Earliest por variante geográfica
Irlanda
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Reino Unido
Común
Nueva Zelanda
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