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Meanings of surf (surfed) in английском
португальский
surfar 
испанский
rompientes португальский
navegar Synonyms
Examples for "navigate"
Examples for "navigate"
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It will be yet more new territory for health experts to navigate.
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To successfully navigate in a sea of uncertainty, effective implementation is required.
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Companies in Thailand are finding it increasingly difficult to navigate political division.
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Several roads were left almost impossible to navigate as they were flooded.
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GCP said it is financially well positioned to navigate the COVID-19 crisis.
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It will let users browse mainly photographs, people, places and members' interests.
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I work long hours, so don't have much time to browse shops.
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If you want to browse, feel free to look at the archives.
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Free OurTime Senior swipers can browse romantic prospects and message with matches.
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The straightforward Box Office listings allow you to browse by movie title.
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But Age Action Ireland is interested only in older people who surf the net, rather than ride the waves.
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Many cellphones can access the Internet and send e-mail and some televisions allow people to surf the net or play games.
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Grameen Phone recently launched data services that Aas believes will be used by villagers to surf the net from more sophisticated handsets.
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He asserts that he doesn't go to museums or surf the Net.
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I was surfing the net when a pickup truck hit the house.
Usage of surfed in английском
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While he surfed there most weekends, Harvey said it could be dangerous.
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Since 2008, Conor Walsh has surfed the waves of the construction industry.
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Then you left that part of the Internet, and surfed somewhere else.
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We surfed the Internet, found omanclimbing.com, and opened pictures on Google Earth.
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They looked promisingly old and said they hadn't surfed for a month.
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She had stayed up and surfed and started to put things together.
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Many firms that have surfed Africa's fast growth began as a family trade.
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Nothing from Rook since she had last surfed-rightbefore she ordered.
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Cliff knew that Penny surfed and that this was the nearest good beach.
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Pam surfed, and their three kids were brought up relatively free of ostentation.
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It's actually statice. She took over the mouse and surfed up a picture.
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Many Durbanites will tell you they surfed before they could walk.
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Ripples of purple static surfed along the composite walls towards her.
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I have surfed near dolphins and you do see seals sometimes.
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Meanwhile, the Brotherhood has surfed a wave of hostility to long-time foe Mubarak.
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Alex Honnold surfed Teahupoo on the back of a tiger shark.
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Translations for surfed
каталонский
Surfed through the time
Surfed across language varieties
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