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Significados de
exponent
en inglés
portugués
proponente
catalán
defensor
español
partidario
Volver al significado
One who supports something.
advocate
proponent
advocator
español
partidario
ruso
показатели степени
portugués
expoente
catalán
índex
español
índice
Volver al significado
Operand of exponentiation.
power
index
exponents
Términos relacionados
operand
español
índice
Sinónimos
Examples for "
power
"
power
index
exponents
Examples for "
power
"
1
In reality, however, Singles' Day demonstrates not consumer
power
but monopoly
power
.
2
A
power
problem has caused voting problems in parts of the state.
3
Without question, knowledge is
power
;
but access to information is also important.
4
However, the jet's auxiliary
power
unit was able to continue supplying
power
.
5
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and former colonial
power
France condemned the violence.
1
The problem: Search engines can't
index
video files as easily as text.
2
The
index
assumes we all work the standard 250 days a year.
3
However, the role of this
index
may now be open to question.
4
The
index
extended its new year rally into a fifth straight week.
5
MSCI's emerging market currency
index
backed off five month highs set yesterday.
1
Many ANC
exponents
posit that they rule by legal and moral right.
2
Vigorous
exponents
of the doctrine, however, have ever been few in numbers.
3
In many ways Nottingham Forest are the arch
exponents
of this policy.
4
Certainly, the most popular
exponents
of Socialism are nearly all press writers.
5
Peter and Paul stand out conspicuously among the
exponents
of early Christianity.
Uso de
exponent
en inglés
1
Photograph: PA Perhaps the leading British
exponent
of retrovision is Matthew Holness.
2
An
exponent
,
observe, and exalting influence; but not the root or cause.
3
Tweet this Forget the flag waving, F1 is sport's most multicultural
exponent
.
4
He is the father of modern realism and remains its greatest
exponent
.
5
Eye opening decreased the
exponent
,
in particular in alpha and beta bands.
6
Professor Weismann is the foremost
exponent
of those who take this line.
7
Of all modern novelists, he is the best
exponent
of genuine culture.
8
She was expecting revolutionary ideas from a well-educated
exponent
of sports psychology.
9
Throughout Herzl's life, Die Welt served as the
exponent
of his ideas.
10
MAKE her your very own woman, said the
exponent
of heroic love.
11
Then he appears as an
exponent
of a vaster mind and will.
12
Its longest
exponent
is Comte, its broadest Mill and its thickest Spencer.
13
But David, wise minister and able
exponent
of his faith, said quickly:
14
Where there has been true science, art has always been its
exponent
.
15
Gobert is the
exponent
of the most perfect form in the world to-day.
16
Gold is not wealth; it is simply the
exponent
of wealth.
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Sobre este término
exponent
Nombre
Singular
Colocaciones frecuentes
lead exponent
great exponent
best exponent
first exponent
chief exponent
Más colocaciones
Translations for
exponent
portugués
proponente
porta voz
defensor
representante
advogado
seguidor
expoente
catalán
defensor
partidari
índex
exponent
español
partidario
defensor
índice
exponente
ruso
показатели степени
степенной показатель
степенные показатели
показатель степени
Exponent
a través del tiempo
Exponent
por variante geográfica
Reino Unido
Común
Estados Unidos de América
Común