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Significados de more understandable en inglés

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Uso de more understandable en inglés
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The contrasting colors made the braiding process clearly visible and more understandable.
A Grandpa's Notebook / Ideas, Models, Stories and Memoirs to Enc...
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He acknowledges that some of the shootings were more understandable than others.
The Guardian
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Her smart recommendations helped make sometimes dense subject matter more understandable.
Obama's wars
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That, perhaps, is more understandable, although I think they overdid it.
The Guardian
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When I was younger that had been a little more understandable.
A Gift from Bob
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Are there ways we can make this law clearer and more understandable? he asked.
Reuters
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One embeds in combat units social scientists, trained in making foreign cultures more understandable.
Wired
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Mother Summer's words made the whole chopped-up-for-stew-meat situation more understandable.
Cold Days
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Are our lives more understandable when seen through the prism of a penitential journey?
The Irish Times
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Your lack of caution and discretion is more understandable, then.
The Best Made Plans
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Which made the Colonel sending him in as he had all the more understandable.
The player
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It is a useful and practical methodology to optimize IFUs and make them more understandable.
Pubmed
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Well, perhaps made more understandable is a better way to describe Ark Life's useful new guide.
The Irish Times
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Given those previous deals, Zynga's decision to bid high and early for OMGPOP is more understandable.
The Guardian
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He didn't want anyone to know he was sick. Nor why, which was far more understandable.
A good woman
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Nothing happened in 1990 that did not have some kind of earlier and more understandable precedent.
The Hacker Crackdown: Law and Disorder on the Electronic Frontie...
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