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Significados de single out en inglés

portugués
discriminar
catalán
discriminar

Treat differently on the basis of sex or race.

        discriminar

        To identify or select one member of a group from the others.

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              Examples for "separate"
              Examples for "separate"
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              However, it remains a separate issue to the Good Friday alcohol ban.
              The Irish Times
              2
              State media said they were planning two separate attacks on crowded areas.
              Radio NZ
              3
              EU members have to be members of the separate Council of Europe.
              The Guardian
              4
              No territory, state or individual can separate and work underground, Barroso said.
              Reuters
              5
              Hain said the issue of crime was a separate and complicated matter.
              The South African
              1
              Moreover, only within grooves did bound water molecules discriminate between different side-chains.
              Pubmed
              2
              NGOs should point out all legislation that tend to discriminate against refugees.
              The Guardian
              3
              Conclusions: RMI is able to correctly discriminate malignant from benign pelvic mass.
              Pubmed
              4
              And it doesn't discriminate on the basis of age or socio-economic status.
              The Irish Times
              5
              The democratic process does not discriminate between the banal and the dramatic.
              The Irish Times
              Uso de single out en inglés
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              Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said the Government would not single out one group.
              The Irish Times
              2
              But we shouldn't just single out the police in this particular circumstance.
              BBC
              3
              The cast is uniformly wonderful, but let's single out the two leads.
              Reuters
              4
              Some may single out the milk or the meat as the offenders.
              Maintaining Health (Formerly Health and Efficiency)
              5
              Beswick said he was not trying to single out any one firm.
              Reuters
              6
              You would have been the last I should single out for it.
              Verner's Pride
              7
              Why should any Chinaman single out poor Mrs. Lester as a victim?
              Number Seventeen
              8
              But can we really single out population growth in this way?
              BBC
              9
              When pressed, Stevens did single out one likely suspect -Australia's mining industry.
              Reuters
              10
              They are wrong to single out one group for preferential treatment.
              The Irish Times
              11
              And he went on to single out Greenpeace for special attack.
              Radio NZ
              12
              To single out a player is maybe not the right thing to do.
              The Guardian
              13
              He did not single out any specific banks in his remarks.
              Reuters
              14
              There is only one way in which we can single out the murderer.
              The Substitute Prisoner
              15
              It's not designed to single out any country, the official said.
              Reuters
              16
              Of the individuals present we may single out one or two for notice.
              Last and First Men
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              Translations for single out
              portugués
              discriminar
              catalán
              discriminar
              Single out a través del tiempo
              Single out por variante geográfica
              Estados Unidos de América
              Común
              Irlanda
              Común
              Reino Unido
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