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Significados de cauterise em inglês
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Examples for "burn"
Examples for "burn"
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I don't think burn-out is going to be a problem, Jarrett said.
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Like health professionals, teachers and social workers, parents are vulnerable to burn-out.
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They say they need to burn more energy to help end poverty.
4
Entrepreneurs need everything, including health insurance. Minimize his or her burn rate.
5
Haze from slash-and-burn forest fires was not mentioned as a safety concern.
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On second thought, I retract my earlier callous remarks about the Moon.
2
I know he can seem callous, but he really does love Alejandra.
3
The scorn in those hollow eyes burned even through his callous nature.
4
But it has also been cut-off by callous governments and sneering politicians.
5
Thompson, British authority on guerrilla warfare, upraids us for our callous approach.
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Now, may I arise, or shall it be necessary to cauterize my wounds?
2
Well, I offered to cauterize it with the poker in the office stove.
3
It's a blue box that we use to cauterize the skin.
4
There's still time to cauterize the canker before it putrefies, George.
5
Another shirtless guy using fire to cauterize his wound, Rambo III.
Uso de cauterise em inglês
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Does not the surgeon also cauterise and cut us for our good?
2
The plans of the Collective to cauterise the ingress of militia had been stymied.
3
Someone needs to step up to the fore and cauterise the degradation before it's too late.
4
The mawkish inscriptions and epitaphs seek to cauterise the grief, to fix it for a while.
5
The young woman understood this, and she endeavoured to cauterise the bad place with the fire of her caresses.
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To cauterise the track and so prevent bleeding, the needles should be slowly withdrawn while the current is flowing.
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The aim: "to deflect attention away from Ukraine, a priority for PUTIN who needed to cauterise the subject".
8
But rather than moving swiftly to cauterise the bleeding economy its first move has been to install mechanisms to reduce oversight.
9
Image of war hero biting on a hankie, while best mate plunges live charcoal into the wound to cauterise it, he wrote.
10
Thirdly, the point of the radicle is so fine that it is difficult not to cauterise it either too much or too little.
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A year had been enough to cauterise the wounds, but not the memories, memories that Julia had no intention of giving up anyway.
12
He can cauterise or cut out the cankered part, and yet preserve all that was not offensive to his sense of right and wrong.
13
We put the foot on the throat of ISIS and managed to cauterise the bloody wound they had slashed through the cradle of civilisation.
14
And it is this more than anything that demonstrates why Albo is so right to cut off and cauterise any extremist elements within the ALP.
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His palate has been cauterised in an effort to ensure his clean-windedness.
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And, as Jack had just remarked, the wound had been tidily cauterised.
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