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Meanings of impediment in inglés
portugués
obstáculo catalán
impediment Sinónimos
Examples for "check"
Examples for "check"
1
However the appeal process was a necessary check on power, he said.
2
If travelling today, remember to check the current weather & road conditions.
3
It said work is under way to check generators and power lines.
4
Power Age communities have grown far beyond the check of individual experience.
5
U.S. jobs data kept the U.S. stock market move in check, however.
1
British Open: Each year, the statistic becomes a greater handicap than ever.
2
He has discovered quickly that in international management a handicap system applies.
3
Another small victory in the human-robot race, with the necessary handicap applied.
4
Many women handicap other women; and they handicap them in multifarious ways.
5
NOTE: Numbers in brackets are the official handicap ratings for each horse.
1
We might want to think about another possible hindrance to our plans.
2
Some are free from hindrance and in the power of the will.
3
The absence of help was in this case a very positive hindrance.
4
The young man meant well, but his presence could be a hindrance.
5
The party, however, did not succeed in crossing the market-place without hindrance.
1
The Trident nuclear deterrent has taken centre stage in the independence debate.
2
Corruption is a major deterrent to private sector investment in the economy.
3
American strength, both military and economic, is the best deterrent, Trump said.
4
American strength, both military and economic, is the best deterrent, he said.
5
Many smaller firms, however, view the plan as a deterrent to business.
1
Women balk, thrusting their children behind them; some try again to escape.
2
Biden wanted to make sure the most visible general would not balk.
3
Would he really balk at using the protomolecule to further his agenda?
4
Or perhaps forever, if he didn't balk at mass executions and torture.
5
If asked the courses, I balk after the recital of the soup.
1
Many politicians may baulk when they see what the plans actually cost.
2
Mountain bikers power along ledges that a mountain goat might baulk at.
3
A mountainous and distasteful task, yet she did not baulk at it.
4
And many Asian clients baulk at paying much, if anything, for advice.
5
Oh, James was too much of a gentleman to baulk and run.
1
These verses are a proof that business was not the hinderance
2
With the aid of the holy Church, no hinderanceisinsuperable.
3
This is a great hinderancetothe receiving of truth, and very prejudicial.
4
Yet such hinderancetorest brought a refreshment all its own.
5
Her papers are all right, and she may go on without further hinderance
Usage of impediment in inglés
1
Healthcare costs are also a major impediment to job growth, he said.
2
Tougher rules for the financial sector overall may also be an impediment.
3
The Greek Government had put no impediment in the way of arbitration.
4
Sure, concern about data privacy is an impediment to luring shoppers online.
5
The impediment made the car swerve and it ran into a lamp-post.
6
It was a supernatural impediment in any case, however far it extended.
7
This circumstance constituted no inconsiderable impediment to the progress of the negotiation.
8
The gaseous mixture offers no measurable impediment to the rays of heat.
9
We travelled the whole distance over the basaltic table-laud without any impediment.
10
A serious impediment in his speech prevented him from entering public life.
11
She didn't believe there was such a terrible impediment in the way.
12
The chief impediment was the expense, too great for a private fortune.
13
Lameness is an impediment to the leg, but not to the will.
14
Modernism has always regarded Here as an anachronism, an impediment to progress.
15
A slight impediment may check an assault during the darkness of night.
16
Browning is simply a great demagogue, with an impediment in his speech.
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Translations for impediment
catalán
Impediment through the time
Impediment across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common