Usage of "provinces" | TermGallery

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portugués

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Geographic area with a relatively uniform composition of plant species.

Uso de provinces en inglés

The populace is restless in the provinces; it is not in Paris. 
 Les Misérables 

Spanish authorities have slapped a state of emergency across 11 eastern provinces. 
 The Irish Times 

Great to know theatre of this quality is touring the so-called provinces. 
 The Guardian 

Less money and power for central government and more for the provinces. 
 Radio NZ 

Over the weeks his main provinces have been evolving under difficult circumstances. 
 The Irish Times 

People in the provinces do dream; in Paris everybody is wide awake. 
 The Parisians — Volume 02 

The increase in multimorbidity prevalence with increasing age was similar across provinces. 
 Pubmed 

Violent demonstrations take place in rural provinces which security forces cannot control. 
 Reuters 

Business confidence has improved in the central provinces despite ongoing labour shortages. 
 Radio NZ 

At least 14 provinces in Iran had been affected, Iranian media reported. 
 Reuters 

In the provinces, poverty everywhere prevailed; and the dissatisfaction was steadily increasing. 
 Which? Or, Between Two Women 

The play takes place in one of the provinces of central Russia 
 Ivanoff: A Play 

Good to see the provinces getting a look in, for a change. 
 The Irish Times 

So far we have identified 37 properties in various provinces, she said. 
 The South African 

Rashid said the Taliban were increasing their influence in several northern provinces. 
 Reuters 

The flood-hit areas are not Vietnam's main rice and coffee growing provinces. 
 Reuters 

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Translations for provinces

ruso

portugués

español

catalán

Provinces a través del tiempo

Provinces por variante geográfica

Sudáfrica

Común

Nueva Zelanda

Menos común

Irlanda

Menos común

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Significados de provinces en inglés