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experto, -a
inglés
inglés
español
español
practised [ingl. am. ˈpræktəst, ingl. brit. ˈpraktɪst] ADJ. ingl. brit.
practised → practiced
practiced, practised ingl. brit. [ingl. am. ˈpræktəst, ingl. brit. ˈpraktɪst] ADJ.
practiced hand/eye
practiced smile
practiced, practised ingl. brit. [ingl. am. ˈpræktəst, ingl. brit. ˈpraktɪst] ADJ.
practiced hand/eye
practiced smile
practise [ingl. am. ˈpræktəs, ingl. brit. ˈpraktɪs] V. trans., intr. ingl. brit.
practise → practice
I. practice [ingl. am. ˈpræktəs, ingl. brit. ˈpraktɪs] SUST.
1. practice U (training, repetition):
practice makes perfect atrbv. game
2.1. practice U (carrying out, implementing):
2.2. practice U (exercise of profession):
3. practice C or U (custom, procedure):
4.1. practice (place) C MED.:
4.2. practice (place) C DER.:
estudio m jurídico Co. Sur
4.3. practice C:
II. ingl. brit. practise V. trans.
1.1. ingl. brit. practise (rehearse):
ingl. brit. practise scales/piece
ingl. brit. practise song/act
1.2. ingl. brit. practise:
ingl. brit. practise language
ingl. brit. practise serve/tackles/kicks
2.1. ingl. brit. practise belief/Christianity:
ingl. brit. practise
2.2. ingl. brit. practise (carry out, perform):
2.3. ingl. brit. practise doctor/lawyer:
ingl. brit. practise
3.1. ingl. brit. practise <practicing, part. pres. > doctor/lawyer:
ingl. brit. practise
3.2. ingl. brit. practise <practicing, part. pres. > Catholic:
ingl. brit. practise
3.3. ingl. brit. practise <practicing, part. pres. > homosexual:
ingl. brit. practise
III. ingl. brit. practise V. intr.
1. ingl. brit. practise (rehearse, train):
ingl. brit. practise
2. ingl. brit. practise (professionally):
ingl. brit. practise
general practise, general practice ingl. brit. SUST.
1. general practise U (speciality):
2. general practise C (clinic):
practice on V. [ingl. am. ˈpræktəs -, ingl. brit. ˈpraktɪs -], practise upon ingl. brit. V. (v + prep + o) form.
I. practice [ingl. am. ˈpræktəs, ingl. brit. ˈpraktɪs] SUST.
1. practice U (training, repetition):
practice makes perfect atrbv. game
2.1. practice U (carrying out, implementing):
2.2. practice U (exercise of profession):
3. practice C or U (custom, procedure):
4.1. practice (place) C MED.:
4.2. practice (place) C DER.:
estudio m jurídico Co. Sur
4.3. practice C:
II. ingl. brit. practise V. trans.
1.1. ingl. brit. practise (rehearse):
ingl. brit. practise scales/piece
ingl. brit. practise song/act
1.2. ingl. brit. practise:
ingl. brit. practise language
ingl. brit. practise serve/tackles/kicks
2.1. ingl. brit. practise belief/Christianity:
ingl. brit. practise
2.2. ingl. brit. practise (carry out, perform):
2.3. ingl. brit. practise doctor/lawyer:
ingl. brit. practise
3.1. ingl. brit. practise <practicing, part. pres. > doctor/lawyer:
ingl. brit. practise
3.2. ingl. brit. practise <practicing, part. pres. > Catholic:
ingl. brit. practise
3.3. ingl. brit. practise <practicing, part. pres. > homosexual:
ingl. brit. practise
III. ingl. brit. practise V. intr.
1. ingl. brit. practise (rehearse, train):
ingl. brit. practise
2. ingl. brit. practise (professionally):
ingl. brit. practise
español
español
inglés
inglés
to practise ingl. brit.
to practise ingl. brit.
to practise ingl. brit.
to practise ingl. brit.
to practise ingl. brit.
inglés
inglés
español
español
practised [ˈpræktɪst] ADJ. ingl. brit., ingl. austr. (experienced, skilled)
practised
to be practised in sth
a practised liar
I. practise [ˈpræktɪs] ingl. brit., ingl. austr. V. trans.
1. practise (do, carry out):
2. practise (improve skill):
3. practise (work in):
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
II. practise [ˈpræktɪs] ingl. brit., ingl. austr. V. intr.
1. practise (improve skill):
2. practise (work in profession):
español
español
inglés
inglés
to practise ingl. brit. [or practice ingl. am.] law
to practise [or practice ingl. am.] yoga
to practise ingl. brit.
to practise ingl. brit.
to practise [or practice ingl. am.] sports
to practise ingl. brit.
Present
Ipractise
youpractise
he/she/itpractises
wepractise
youpractise
theypractise
Past
Ipractised
youpractised
he/she/itpractised
wepractised
youpractised
theypractised
Present Perfect
Ihavepractised
youhavepractised
he/she/ithaspractised
wehavepractised
youhavepractised
theyhavepractised
Past Perfect
Ihadpractised
youhadpractised
he/she/ithadpractised
wehadpractised
youhadpractised
theyhadpractised
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Regions in the female brain have been implicated in detection of intention, deception, and trustworthiness of others.
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He retired in 1947 and lived the rest of his life in relative obscurity (records of wartime deception were kept classified until the 1970s).
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The story explores experiences such as discovering first love, deceptions, sadness, loneliness and friendship.
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Detecting deception is difficult because there are no known completely reliable indicators of deception.
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Through some deception, she is able to gain access to the empty office building, and finds evidence that someone is regularly accessing it.
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