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Meanings of written in inglês
Antônimos
Examples for "spoken"
Examples for "spoken"
1
Bembo's work was used to shape the language spoken across Italy today.
2
Serious words indeed, not to be spoken publicly in a Christian language.
3
He said he had spoken to Ms Banks, both today and yesterday.
4
Yes, of course she could understand one hundred francs spoken in English.
5
The result is perhaps best described as a kind of spoken-word waiata.
Usage of written in inglês
1
The appeals court said it would issue a written order later Friday.
2
But reports say the president received a written briefing earlier this year.
3
He had written Bernard-withoutresult, apparently-tohave him come see the work.
4
I'll get the written report no later than one week from today?'
5
Much is said and written about the provision of quality public services.
6
Over 250 million prescriptions are written each year for opioids, Nemecek said.
7
Many months had passed since the children had written their letters, however.
8
A clear, written policy will go a long way toward preventing abuses.
9
Words that were capitalized come to be written all in lower case.
10
The only problem is that nobody quite knows what she has written.
11
She has written for Vanity Fair, Paper, and The New York Times.
12
Today, potential Uber safety drivers take manual drivers tests and written assessments.
13
Of course, no guide, however detailed and well-written, can substitute for experience.
14
So it somewhat flummoxes me to question such words written by others.
15
Tonight's concert opens with a work written by New Zealander Kenneth Young.
16
He is expected to rule on the case in a written decision.
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