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Significados de ticking en inglés
portugués
tecido para colchões español
cuti 
Strong, densely-woven cotton or linen fabric, used for mattresses, pillows, and upholstery; often striped.
Sinónimos
Examples for "tick"
Examples for "tick"
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To 'tick-box' the minorities is not to create a true diverse workplace.
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Indeed, some economists expect inflation to tick lower in the coming months.
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Bureaucrats can tick off a long list of reasons for banning rickshaws.
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That's what's started to happen with another new tick-borne virus in Missouri.
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Therefore, studies on the epidemiology of tick-borne hemoparasites in buffaloes are required.
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The inside was lined with mattress ticking, now soiled and torn.
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It's a book. I reached inside and picked up a worn leather volume that lay on the mattress ticking.
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She made a small broom using feathers from the old mattresses and a rag from a bit of mattress ticking.
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There was nothing to see except the twelve cots, now stripped back to striped blue mattress ticking and dull iron frames.
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They filled one of the disused rooms with staircases to nowhere, made wall hangings out of mattress ticking and a shoeshine stand from old floorboards.
Uso de ticking en inglés
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Photo: RNZ Chris Hipkins said the area is a ticking time bomb.
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It was a problem without a solution, and the clock was ticking.
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They set to work ticking the Bedouin routes and establishing new lines.
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You don't work in politics without ticking off a lot of people.
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He was afraid to open it and thought he heard ticking inside.
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That moment formally set the clock ticking on Britain's two-year exit process.
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The challenges posed by global warming and climate change are ticking away.
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The clock is ticking, said University of Basel law professor Mark Pieth.
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The ticking of the clock could be heard, in the dim light.
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For many parents, the financial clock starts ticking right from the start.
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She had set it and wound it; he could hear it ticking.
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Time was ticking down on the Human World Conference in New York.
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Well, go ahead, but I warn you: my biological clock is ticking.
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With the clock ticking, there were still a number issues to resolve.
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He then put it carefully away in the ticking of his bed.
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The clock is ticking down to their independence day on April 1.
Sobre este término
Colocaciones frecuentes
Ticking a través del tiempo
Ticking por variante geográfica
Australia
Común
Nueva Zelanda
Común
Sudáfrica
Común
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