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Significados de put-upon en inglés
Of persons; taken advantage of.
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Examples for "used"
Examples for "used"
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Second Hand Sense:FIRST, a word on prices in the used car market.
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Rodents were predominantly used for medical research and testing animal health products.
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The level of violence being used was also increasing, the report said.
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Every year, more countries ban wild animals from being used in circuses.
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They went to different churches, different schools, and used different moving companies.
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However, some believe that the sense of national despair is being exploited.
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There is an EU market of £20 billion waiting to be exploited.
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Alcohol Healthwatch health promotions adviser Christine Rogan said the scheme exploited students.
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It was not: the Soviet dissidents exploited the loophole with great effect.
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But analysts say security risks remain and tax loopholes are easily exploited.
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And in two minutes more that ill-used lady was in the room.
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She was probably selfish in the common sense of that ill-used word.
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I have imagined a chorus of ill-used authors singing on the occasion:
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They had all been very ill-used since she last saw her sister.
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She made up a story of which Becky was the ill-used heroine.
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She said for bullied or victimized kids, finding supportive people is important.
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He also said migrants should not be victimized nor made into scapegoats.
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No state tracks how many people were victimized by a judge's misconduct.
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It also attempts to ensure those affected will not be victimized again.
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He suspected that the Western man was in danger of being victimized.
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Those children are really victimised a lot of the time, she said.
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The idea that Hanson has been victimised is simply incorrect, Walsh says.
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What happens is a lot of our players think they're being victimised.
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This would not apply to people who are victimised by such slurs.
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Rosemary said a number of students had now been victimised by the principal.
Uso de put-upon en inglés
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She sighed, in her best put-upon way, and reached for the phone.
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This much put-upon group of junior doctors are, in theory, undergoing training.
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Not mistaken or confused, but deliberate, cold-blooded deceivers of the put-upon people?
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Braugher plays Owen, the epitome of the put-upon aging husband and father.
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It's a bustling, enjoyable set: put-upon single motherhood has seldom seemed so perky.
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Poor put-upon Lajos Irvine, that's who'd get the fault laid at his feet.
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The nurse in charge was in uniform, the governess was a much put-upon person.
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The put-upon people have spoken, and they have at long last drawn the line.
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Boyce sighed, as if he were the most put-upon fellow in all the Crimea.
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And, most crucially, how it works for his poor, put-upon Ma on Christmas Day.
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He was quite aware that I considered myself put-upon.
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Sir, - This State has behaved shamelessly where these vulnerable, long-suffering, put-upon women are concerned.
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Western criticism is only going to further unsettle a Pakistani leadership that is already put-upon.
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She sighed, in her best put-upon way, and reached for the phone.
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This much put-upon group of junior doctors are, in theory, undergoing training.
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Not mistaken or confused, but deliberate, cold-blooded deceivers of the put-upon people?
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