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gap [gæp] SUST.

1. gap:

gap (space)
gap (space)
dziura f
gap (space)
otwór m
gap (in teeth)
szpara f

2. gap (difference):

gap
to bridge [or close] the gap

3. gap (missing bit):

gap
luka f
gap in sb's life
pustka f
gap in the market
nisza f

4. gap (mountain pass):

gap

5. gap (break):

gap

budget gap SUST. ECON.

gap financing SUST. sin pl. ECON.

generation gap SUST. SOCIOL.

trade gap SUST. ECON.

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Moreover, there may not be as much spare capacity as is commonly suggested by standard output gap analysis.
www.telegraph.co.uk
The 25-year gap since then might imply a certain froideur (iciness) between the nations, but is that really the case?
www.stuff.co.nz
It was one of the first companies to organise gap years for alternative holidays overseas in large numbers.
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It also considerably narrowed the gap between the earliest known fossil record and estimated time of divergence of this clade from other baleen whales.
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The economic gap between the rich and poor in most South American nations is larger than in most other continents.
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This is because children who fall behind in reading would read less, increasing the gap between them and their peers.
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There is a generation gap between the choices of the two.
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Mortgage funds use investors funds to extend short term gap financing, loans made to commercial borrowers secured by real estate.
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Pigeonite crystallizes in the monoclinic system, as does augite, and a miscibility gap exists between the two minerals.
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His alternative method of working around the strapping is far worse, as it leaves a gap between the strips of wallpaper.
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