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Meanings of traverse in inglés
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travessa Synonyms
Examples for "cross"
Examples for "cross"
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Thousands of migrants attempt to cross the Mediterranean to Europe every year.
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Future studies of comprehensive prenatal case management should focus on cross-level questions.
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Since Israel's Gaza offensive 18 months ago, cross-border violence has largely abated.
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The rest needs to come from either cross-selling or new growth initiatives.
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How can I cross the swarming sea and reach home at last?'
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In other words, affected students will need more comprehensive private health cover.
2
Consumers would receive checks each month to help cover higher energy costs.
3
EBONY.com: It's been a year since you did our Power 100 cover.
4
The government estimated that the scheme will cover almost four million farmers.
5
Nor of course does Second Home cover the world, or want to.
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Keeping track of these health statistics can help catch heart problems early.
2
Helgerson said New York's track record should help it make its case.
3
President Obama's new climate action plan puts Americans on the right track.
4
Osborne said both reports showed the government was on the right track.
5
The company helps government agencies track down terrorists and uncover financial fraud.
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Brutalism today has developed a unique ability to cut across class divides.
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How likely is that van to cut across me to turn left?
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Sip your pint long enough and dolphins will cut across your view.
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The girls and Miss Norton took a short cut across the moor.
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His days seemed beaten into the path that cut across the campus.
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The line cut through the centre of the Bolshevik field of operations.
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Narratives need to be clear and powerful to cut through the cynicism.
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The crack of breaking timbers cut through the boom of the surf.
4
CakeHealth aims to cut through the confusion of dealing with health care.
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In other words, it was cut through after the wing was built.
1
Are different styles used consistently to get across different kinds of information?
2
The critical message to get across is be good to your neighbours.
3
Their aim is to get across the Gulf as fast as possible.
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Michael simply did not understand what I was trying to get across.
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We need to get across the Sister while we can, Jondalar said.
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Go home, go to work, get over it, I said to myself.
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I know there's an answer, and the answer is, get over yourself.
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If anything will help Tachy get over his problem, this is it.
4
I cannot get over how good this product is for its price.
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I couldn't quite get over the fact that this place was real.
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They pass over mountains and down into the deepest valleys; they are
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For the first time, I saw a shadow pass over her features.
3
The cockroaches moving up on the wall would pass over the strips.
4
Or they may pass over a critical analyst's investment-banking colleagues for deals.
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The instructions are too interesting to pass over with a general description.
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travessada español
descenso en zigzag Usage of traverse in inglés
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Likewise, consider a short rappel or tension traverse to circumnavigate sticky problems.
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Freely traverse the water in your military kayak, across rich, flooded environments.
3
He recovered enough over the next 10 days to allow the traverse.
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Gordon abandoned the traverse and followed an ascending crack in the wall.
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People traverse the dangerous journey to the US because of deep fear.
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Holmes would do what he thought was the right path to traverse.
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November 1: They battle with the first traverse pitch, hoping to win.
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Dufton working his way down and across for the pitch 2 traverse.
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Take a small seam straight up, then traverse right into a roof.
10
Stepping to the end of the traverse, he peered around the jog.
11
The natives of Alaska felt the proposed pipeline would traverse their land.
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Their mini-tanks were small enough to allow them to traverse the tunnel.
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It took ten minutes to traverse the driveway into the ranch's courtyard.
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The country was difficult to traverse, the people were bold and hostile.
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He led the first ski traverse of the Brooks Range in 1972.
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Figure 7-Stillphotography from the first unsupported traverse of Greenwich Village, NYC.
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portugués
Traverse through the time
Traverse across language varieties
United States of America
Common
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