Usage of "house-to-house"

Omitting no one; from the door of one house to that of the next.

door-to-door

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comprehensive

Uso de house-to-house em inglês

He said distributing aid on a house-to-house basis was logistically too difficult. 
 Radio NZ 

The information was collected by an interview method on a house-to-house basis. 
 Pubmed 

It was first bombed, the centre flattened, before house-to-house operations were conducted. 
 The Guardian 

But the girl coped well with the tension of the house-to-house search. 
 Phantoms 

The pair crept house-to-house like Kevlar-wearing, heavily armed kids playing ding-dong ditch. 
 You can't stop me 

I was out on a recent house-to-house search with Iraqi and U.S. soldiers. 
 Wired 

Thousands of them in brutal house-to-house warfare, their numbers overwhelming our loose perimeter. 
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The army is less experienced in house-to-house fighting, which the rebels have mastered. 
 Reuters 

Conventional house-to-house and nation-to-nation pacification is unwieldy, to say the least. 
 Soon I will be invincible 

The battle was unexpectedly tough, with house-to-house fighting in the center of town. 
 Reuters 

Gardai appealed for witnesses as detectives conducted house-to-house inquiries at Byrne Avenue, Prospect. 
 The Irish Times 

We can hardly do a house-to-house search for a monster in human form.' 
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Government soldiers carried out house-to-house clean-up operations throughout the afternoon. 
 Reuters 

Which meant The War Tapes could draw on both human drama and house-to-house combat. 
 Wired 

The troops sealed off the area and did house-to-house searches. 
 The Irish Times 

Most of the town was destroyed in fierce house-to-house fighting. 
 Reuters 

Colocações frequentes

House-to-house ao longo do tempo

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Significados de house-to-house em inglês