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Significados de provenance en inglés

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Where something originated or was nurtured in its early existence.

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Uso de provenance en inglés
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While background is often given, the provenance of such is not clear.
The Guardian
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Impeccable provenance, association with royalty and link to a major historical event.
The Irish Times
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He had more to say on the subject of the painting's provenance.
Corduroy mansions
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And their way of dealing with it had an authentic therapeutic provenance.
The Guardian
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These are functional, sustainable pieces that place value on craftsmanship and provenance.
The Irish Times
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In London salerooms, no provenance is more sought-after than a royal connection.
The Irish Times
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This is darkly ironic, once the provenance of that report is understood.
The Irish Times
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Do you know of a pet tortoise with a more venerable provenance?
The Guardian
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If that's the only available provenance, that would instantly make me nervous.
The new yorker
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The pumps have no logos, bells or whistles to announce their provenance.
The Guardian
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Somalia, another nation in turmoil, is the third biggest country of provenance.
The Guardian
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But it turns out that, to readers, provenance still matters a lot.
Reuters
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Doing some reading this afternoon getting my head into sedimentary provenance studies.
Wired
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Others would remain with German authorities while their provenance is checked.
Reuters
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Let to facts out and understand and provenance of this money.
Radio NZ
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Companies are also investing in plant-based products and locally grown or provenance stories.
The Irish Times
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Translations for provenance
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Provenance a través del tiempo
Provenance por variante geográfica
Irlanda
Común
Estados Unidos de América
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Reino Unido
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