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FABRICATES - traducción al árabe
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Fabricate; Fabricating; Fabricated; Fabrications; Fabrication (disambiguation); Fabricates
FABRICATES
الفعل
أَنْتَجَ ; أَنْشَأَ ; اِصْطَنَعَ ; صَنَعَ
fabricate
فِعْل : ينشئ . يصنع . يركّب . يخترع . يبتدع . يُلفِّق . يختلف
Fabrication
تصنيع ، تلفيق
Wikipedia
Fabrication
Fabrication may refer to:
- Manufacturing, specifically the crafting of individual parts as a solo product or as part of a larger combined product.
Ejemplos de pronunciación para FABRICATES
1. we fabricate.
Aarti Shahani _ Here We Are _ Talks at Google
2. who actually fabricate
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3. They can fabricate evidence.
SAFE Campaign Policy _ Alan Eustace, Natasha Minkser + More _ Talks at Google
4. You're having machines fabricate themselves.
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5. where you can't fabricate it.
Koreatown _ Deuki Hong & Matt Rodbard _ Talks at Google
Ejemplos de uso de FABRICATES
1. Those in jail who have no enemies or the regime who fabricates willy–nilly numberless enemies from a peaceful population?
2. "Our generator is too heavy to carry to construction sites, and we are not allowed to operate in the fancy neighborhoods that have better power," said Mohammed Isaac, 24, who hand–fabricates metal door and window grills.
3. Crucially, the courts‘ culture of secrecy means that if a social worker lies or fabricates notes or a medical expert giving evidence makes a mistake, no one finds out and there is no retribution.
4. MSBP, where doctors believe a mother fabricates a child‘s illness and covers up abuse, was a theory first promoted by Prof Meadow in the late 1'70s, but one which has since been questioned.
5. But for Collette, the story is doubly poignant because in her latest film, The Night Listener – an intense psychological thriller starring Robin Williams – she plays a character called Donna who would relate better than most to her ‘appendicitis‘. Donna, like the younger Collette, also fabricates ailments to get attention.