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Significados de mitigate en inglés

portugués
paliar
español
atenuar

Lessen or to try to lessen the seriousness or extent of.

atenuar

To lessen the intensity of a situation.

Uso de mitigate en inglés
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However, safety and health measures to mitigate COVID-19 risks would be followed.
News.com.au
2
We need new financing mechanisms and new technologies to mitigate that risk.
Radio NZ
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He also examined governmental efforts to mitigate the effects of climate change.
Wired
4
Question is, then, how best to mitigate the damage of it all?
Orb Sceptre Throne
5
Police even proposed holding bias training with officers to mitigate that risk.
Radio NZ
6
But weak production data could help mitigate the effects of dwindling demand.
Reuters
7
Airlines have implemented measures that mitigate infection during the entire flight process.
The South African
8
He said a move to open waters would not mitigate environmental threats.
Radio NZ
9
He said more wetlands would also mitigate the effects of severe rainfall.
Radio NZ
10
Currently, no therapeutic options exist to mitigate the pulmonary consequences of alcoholism.
Pubmed
11
The clearinghouses are expected to help mitigate risk if one party defaults.
Reuters
12
Additionally, the company's solid liquidity position and unencumbered assets mitigate refinance risk.
Reuters
13
Von Wachter cites measures he believes could mitigate the effects of unemployment.
Reuters
14
Federal funds, insurance payouts and rebuilding efforts would help mitigate such losses.
Reuters
15
Frequent imaging and correction can help mitigate the effect of this movement.
Pubmed
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It is taking out insurance, particularly credit insurance, to mitigate the impact.
Reuters
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Translations for mitigate
español
atenuar
Mitigate a través del tiempo
Mitigate por variante geográfica
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