português
dificuldade catalão
tràngol A situation from which extrication is difficult especially an unpleasant or trying one.
catalão
comprometre's espanhol
desposar espanhol
compromiso português
penhorar espanhol
dar la palabra 1
China have hardly been sympathetic to the Europeans' plight in recent weeks.
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However, to many observers the plight of gay Republicans seems extremely difficult.
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The company's plight highlights the challenges facing small Canadian health-care sector companies.
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What had happened, he said, should raise awareness of the migrants' plight.
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Now no one in particular is to blame for this social plight.
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The discussions are a measure of the plight facing the Russian budget.
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Yet, the plight of low-income homeowners is only now receiving serious attention.
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Every manufacturer in the country is in the same plight we are.
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Let us march forth drawing strength from our common plight and brotherhood.
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I hoped that our report would bring greater attention to their plight.
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That can wait; but Holland is in the worst plight of all.
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Bellerive said the case was stealing attention from the plight of Haitians.
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His first priority would be to address Iran's economic plight, he said.
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The plight of first home buyers is dominating the housing affordability debate.
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In the Free State, too, there are districts in a similar plight.
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The French army, in the year 1785, was in a sorry plight.
