Examples of using Abated in English and their translations into Arabic
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The total amount abated by the couple as proven at trial was about $156,000.
The debate has abated since 1995, owing to the emergence of corporate social responsibility concerns.
Controversy may have abated only somewhat since then,
The war spirit in me has abated… and I sincerely rejoice at the prospect of peace.
After a while, joy at the victory announcements abated.
Emergency abated.
I am too.- Has her pain abated?
horizontal proliferation does not appear to have abated.
The noise in my head abated.
The people cried to Moses; and Moses prayed to Yahweh, and the fire abated.
It could also mean that progress stalled once the initial impetus abated.
Your lab results show the abscess pressing on your spinal cord has abated.
The application of danger pay is lifted when dangerous conditions are deemed to have abated.
And yet, as he grew accustomed to his new life, his fear abated.
While inflationary pressures abated in the majority of African countries, price escalations were observed in a few countries, including Mozambique and Sierra Leon.
the direct effects of the invasion and occupation would have abated after a few months.
the special privileges and preferences were undertaken has abated(arts. 1(4) and 5(c)).
Ms. Chutkova(Belarus) said that the problem of unemployment among women had abated somewhat since the report had been written.
The civil war has escalated rather than abated, resulting in loss of life, increased refugee flows, and the displacement of the population to neighbouring countries, Uganda included.
I fell asleep, I slept through the night and when I woke up, the most severe symptoms had abated dramatically.
