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Significados de constant interchange em inglês
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Uso de constant interchange em inglês
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It undergoes constant change, and there is constantinterchange with the environment.
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So, in a bank, there is a constantinterchange of deposits and withdrawals.
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There was another reason for this constantinterchange of communication between the camps.
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By transudation is meant the constantinterchange between the blood and the tissue fluid.
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Sky and earth alike showed a constantinterchange of pallid light and intense darkness.
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Their standards are underpinned by the international statistics profession, with whom there is constantinterchange.
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Still it was possible to know where every member of the squadron was through the constantinterchange of signals.
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After this little scene there was a constantinterchange of delicate attentions and touching devotion between the two ladies.
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As the restless shifting of colours to her motions was the constantinterchange of her semisorrowful manner and ready archness.
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Friendly relations, when once established, soon necessitated a constantinterchange of embassies and letters between the Nile and the Euphrates.
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Though much separated in his early youth, there had still been a constantinterchange of thought and feeling between them.
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They corresponded up to the very end of Holbach's life and there was a constantinterchange of friendly offices between them.
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Between these two there was such a constantinterchange of sweet emotion that they knew not which gave or received the most.
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It was therefore little more than six miles distant from Mount Pleasant, and a constantinterchange of visits was arranged to take place.
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A few only could be seen,-largeold fellows, that stationed themselves outside as sentinels, and were keeping up a constantinterchange of signals.
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Evaporation, which is nil in the High Arctic regions and very active in equatorial zones, brings about a constantinterchange of tropical and polar waters.