conditions
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1.4
- noun
- /kənˈdɪʃənz/
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condiciones
- Many workers have struggled to maintain their well-being due to poor working conditions during the pandemic.
We are not seeing the conditions of a wage price spiral.
- We are not seeing the conditions of a wage price spiral.
- We're negotiating the terms and conditions of existence.
- but you can give yourself the conditions that will best lead to flow.
- When have you been affected by market conditions, pro or con?
- I for me, when I'm going to work in harsh conditions, it's my feet.
- Some people are forced into conditions where they have to dissimulate.
- So Ukraine was languishing under these conditions, as were as were other places.
- We're talking about the conditions of Ukraine losing.
- And you're limiting conditions as per the Army, right?
- So there to capitalize on these two conditions was GB.
- So what that means is you create the conditions to rise.
Examples
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THE IMPACT OF THE CRISIS ON WORKERS' LIVING CONDITIONS
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When have you been affected by market conditions, pro or con?
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However, under certain conditions, things can change.
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I feel like these are the worst conditions to have a kid.
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Which leads me to the next topic, the conditions in which patients are today.
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When and under what conditions should we obey the government?
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Understand what the conditions you're trying to create are.
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HOW CAN ANYONE EXPECT ME TO CARRY ON UNDER THESE CONDITIONS?
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COULD YOU SURVIVE UNDER DESERT CONDITIONS?
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THERE ARE CERTAIN CONDITIONS, ACCORDING TO JEWISH LAW, UNDER WHICH NON-JEWS MAY LIVE HERE.
Synonyms
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1.9
The conditions someone or something is in at a time
∞
2.7
The people, places, and conditions around a person, animal, or thing that affect them
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2.2
The situation that affects a person's life, especially their money and home
Compounds
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2.7
How much snow there is and how good the snow and weather are for going down snowy slopes
An intense environment that pushes people or projects to develop very quickly
- Specialized
A situation where unwanted sounds or interference make signals unclear and unreliable
How Favorable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Conditions comes from Latin parts con- 'together' and dicere 'to say', and it first meant a 'set of agreed terms'. That's why we call the rules of a contract 'conditions', and why the word now means the 'things' that affect how people live or work.