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Meanings of withstand in inglés
Sinónimos
Examples for "resist"
Examples for "resist"
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Patients need new options because HIV can mutate to resist existing treatments.
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This year has deepened my understanding of our collective responsibility to resist.
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But America cannot resist this transition; we must lead it, he said.
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Local brand names are also known to resist foreign control, analysts said.
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However, others seem keen to resist such a change in church teaching.
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She and others seem to still hold out hope for Jobs' return.
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He did not hold out much hope things would improve, he said.
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It claims members' oil reserves will hold out for another 80 years.
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But they said they still had enough to hold out for days.
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After about four minutes of this, I can't hold out any longer.
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Significantly, that major achievement looks certain to stand firm after his departure.
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Strength to answer her weakness, resolve to stand firm against her whims.
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He comes nearer; prepare for the charge, stand firm in your ranks.
4
John Randolph now led in the insistence that the House stand firm.
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The walls stand firm despite the hurricane blowing through and around them.
Usage of withstand in inglés
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The tests try to determine how banks would withstand another financial crisis.
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The question is, can emerging markets withstand a severe U.S. economic downturn?
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It may simply not be in a position to withstand higher rates.
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But so far it's looking like it can hardly withstand two days.
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No force in the government can withstand this, in the long run.
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The frames also need to withstand much more abuse than adult frames.
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He said the company's diverse portfolio meant it would likely withstand disruption.
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The vehicles were not built, however, to withstand 200-pounds worth of explosives.
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The maximum pressure a material can withstand is called the compressive strength.
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The rockets would accelerate quickly, far faster than a human could withstand.
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His body could not withstand the claims made upon it any longer.
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No force seemed able to withstand the pressing valor of the Scots.
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The shell can withstand the gentle beating of the dynamos of memory.
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They fight well, but they cannot withstand the knights in the field.
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The bank stressed it was financially strong enough to withstand the fine.
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Youth registration remained steady, allowing the sport to withstand the economic collapse.
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Translations for withstand
Withstand through the time
Withstand across language varieties
United States of America
Common
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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