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Meanings of get around in inglês
catalão
sortir a la llum espanhol
divulgarse Sinônimos
Examples for "bypass"
Examples for "bypass"
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Technology is improving our ability to bypass some of these problems, however.
2
However, some rogue companies have found sneaky ways to bypass these measures.
3
Several conditions require subcutaneous colon bypass surgery in the esophageal diseases treatment.
4
It's a good thing I had that quintuple bypass surgery last year.
5
He suffered a minor heart attack following a bypass operation in 2002.
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But unfortunately, there are not enough free legal services to go around.
2
In this case, there was a lot of good to go around.
3
This doesn't absolve me of blame-there'splenty of blame to go around.
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If people want depressing reality, there's plenty of that to go around.
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We don't go around and engage in violence because there are difficulties.
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There had been a short-circuit on the copper mains in the station.
2
His heartbeat could short-circuit the entire territory, if that were still possible.
3
But now social networking websites are increasingly being used to short-circuit the process.
4
Another common use of Boolean operators is to short-circuit two expressions.
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Or do they perhaps utterly supplant and replace them and short-circuit their effects?
Usage of get around in inglês
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The fund being proposed would allow Poland to get around this problem.
2
The ambitious plane-train concept doesn't get around this problem; it embraces it.
3
Each director was finding innovative ways to get around those budget problems.
4
Jason Dunstall agreed: Look at the players get around him, absolutely brilliant.
5
Several shows have employed different techniques to get around the social-distancing regulations.
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Part-time workers often have to find ways to get around the rules.
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It also doubles as a great way to get around your apartment.
8
I want to use your visit to get around his security precautions.
9
Rigg calmed himself and began planning how to get around the problem.
10
You can get around that problem, and still get a refinance done.
11
The buildings were growing larger now and took longer to get around.
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But there are ways for scammers to get around the security measures.
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She had to call him now; no way to get around it.
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Labour has called on all parties to get around the negotiation table.
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To help get around this, we should all adopt a simple protocol.
16
He knows how to get around and he specializes in gay cases.
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Translations for get around
português
Get around through the time
Get around across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
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