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Dicionário de Francês Oxford-Hachette

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I. apply [Brit əˈplʌɪ, americ əˈplaɪ] VERBO trans

1. apply (spread):

apply glue, make-up, paint
appliquer (to sur)

2. apply (use):

apply logic, theory, rule, standard, method, penalty, technology, heat
appliquer (to à)
apply friction, pressure
exercer (to sur)
to apply the (foot)brake

3. apply (give):

apply label, term
appliquer (to à)

4. apply (affix):

apply sticker
apposer (to sur)
apply decoration
disposer (to sur)
apply bandage, sequins
appliquer (to sur)

II. apply [Brit əˈplʌɪ, americ əˈplaɪ] VERBO intr

1. apply (request):

apply
to apply for divorce, citizenship, custody, maintenance
to apply for passport, loan, grant, patent, visa
to apply for shares
to apply to do

2. apply (seek work):

apply
to apply for job
to apply for the job of
‘apply in writing to’
‘apply within’

3. apply (seek entry):

apply (to college)
apply (to club, society)
to apply to join army, group

4. apply (be valid):

apply definition, term:
s'appliquer (to à)
apply ban, rule, penalty:
to apply to

5. apply (contact):

to apply to
apply to the Embassy

III. to apply oneself VERBO reflex

to apply oneself reflex:

to apply oneself
s'appliquer (to à, to doing à faire)
retrospectively JUR, ADMIN apply, validate
to apply for the fast-track atrib scheme, plan
to apply for the fast-track place
francês
francês
inglês
inglês
to apply
to apply nail varnish Brit
to apply nail polish
to apply a poultice
appliquer vernis, fond de teint
to apply (sur to)
appliquer compresse, feuille d'or
to apply (sur to)
appliquer (respecter) loi, règlement
to apply
appliquer technique, raisonnement, traitement
to apply (à to)
to apply
s'appliquer à qc/qn loi, taux, remarque:
to apply to sth/sb

no Dicionário PONS

inglês
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francês
francês

I. apply [əˈplaɪ] VERBO intr

1. apply (request):

to apply to sb/sth for a job/passport

2. apply (submit an application):

to apply in writing

3. apply (pertain):

apply
to apply to sb

II. apply [əˈplaɪ] VERBO trans

apply
to apply sth to sth
to apply the brakes
to apply pressure to sth
to apply oneself
to apply [or put on] the brakes
to apply for a grant
francês
francês
inglês
inglês
to apply for a job
to apply for sth
to apply to sb/sth
to apply oneself to doing sth
to apply oneself to doing sth
to apply for a job
to apply for sth
no Dicionário PONS
inglês
inglês
francês
francês

I. apply ·ˈplaɪ] VERBO intr

1. apply (request):

to apply to sb/sth for a job/passport

2. apply (submit an application):

to apply in writing
to apply to Harvard

3. apply (pertain):

apply
to apply to sb

II. apply ·ˈplaɪ] VERBO trans

apply
to apply sth to sth
to apply the brakes
to apply pressure to sth
to apply oneself
to apply [or put on] the brakes
to apply for a grant
francês
francês
inglês
inglês
to apply for a job
to apply for sth
to apply to sb/sth
to apply oneself to doing sth
to apply oneself to do sth
to apply for sth
to apply for a job
Present
Iapply
youapply
he/she/itapplies
weapply
youapply
theyapply
Past
Iapplied
youapplied
he/she/itapplied
weapplied
youapplied
theyapplied
Present Perfect
Ihaveapplied
youhaveapplied
he/she/ithasapplied
wehaveapplied
youhaveapplied
theyhaveapplied
Past Perfect
Ihadapplied
youhadapplied
he/she/ithadapplied
wehadapplied
youhadapplied
theyhadapplied

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The concept of fast-track construction can best be visualized in the comparison of concrete versus steel material choice for a multi-storey building.
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This authority is sometimes called fast-track authority, since it is thought to streamline approval of trade agreements.
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It is supposed to rejuvenate the professorship through fast-track for the best, who eventually are supposed to become professor ordinarius.
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Moving forward means crafting legislation that consolidates and puts a final seal of legality to the gains we have made through the fast-track programme.
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Other processes, such as fast-track legislation, have taken the place of the legislative veto and achieved the same effects.
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