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Meanings of vacuum in inglés
portugués
aspirador de pó catalán
aspiradora 
Synonyms
Examples for "void"
Examples for "void"
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Unfortunately, interference from Spain has left these rights void of much value.
2
The court verdict is void of reason in such cases, Gaddafi said.
3
And in a measure her interest in Hermon had filled the void.
4
It set aside the warrant as void and of no legal effect.
5
The Palestinians have declared agreements with Israel void in protest against annexation.
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Each time I thought of Señora Ch'i'p, I felt a great emptiness.
2
The sea was emptiness, a reminder of infinity, an absence of limits.
3
Why did the emptiness inside remain every time she thought of him?
4
The thought gave the very emptiness of the plains a different feel.
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It was so easy; the depth it affects to conceal, mere emptiness.
1
Lana Marks took the job earlier this year, following a 32-month vacancy.
2
It was the highest vacancy rate since the second quarter of 2005.
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The potential vacancy comes not long after Obama assailed the high court.
4
Rent declines and vacancy rates may approach those of the early 1990s.
5
They are drawn thither by a vacancy in the post of town-organist.
catalán
passar l´aspiradora español
pasar la aspiradora Usage of vacuum in inglés
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The result could be a dangerous vacuum that armed groups might exploit.
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The new system produces energy savings and may increase vacuum pump lifespan.
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Suction cups are right out, given they don't work in a vacuum.
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Prime Minister Mohamed Ghannouchi promised rapid action to fill the power vacuum.
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However the vacuum did not last and another community soon stepped in.
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I know how to keep a house company-ready; I vacuum every day.
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They are living in an information vacuum, Konoe said in the statement.
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The ban on league tables, he says, has created an information vacuum.
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Here on Europa, that meant long days in a heavy vacuum suit.
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For both groups of patients, peer support networks step into this vacuum.
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A political vacuum in 2006 allowed sectarian warfare to grip the nation.
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More than 20 years ago the company got rid of vacuum bags.
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It's like the vacuum has set an example for us to follow.
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The industry doesn't see a vacuum in the way that we might.
15
Sprinkle on carpet, allow to rest for 30 minutes, then vacuum up.
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A higher vacuum measured in the same way gave the following results:
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Translations for vacuum
español
Vacuum through the time
Vacuum across language varieties
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United States of America
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