Oxford Spanish Dictionary
nascent [am. angl. ˈneɪsənt, ˈnæsənt, brit. angl. ˈnas(ə)nt, ˈneɪs(ə)nt] PRID.
1. nascent lit.:
- nascent hope/civilization
- naciente lit.
- nascent career/movement/hostility
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2. nascent KEM.:
- nascent
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v slovarju PONS
nascent [ˈnæsənt] PRID.
- nascent
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v slovarju PONS
nascent [ˈnæs·ənt] PRID.
- nascent
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The role of trade, along with the issues of protecting nascent economic sectors, is a true challenge.
en.wikipedia.org He claimed that the nascent democratic movement of his time was essentially slavish and weak.
en.wikipedia.org But speculators manipulated the nascent railroad's profits, overcharged it for supplies, and sold off some of its assets.
en.wikipedia.org Eventually arrangements were made to distribute these releases to the nascent national network of comic book stores.
en.wikipedia.org These pioneering years saw many air routes opened and an overall increase in the awareness of the military potential of this nascent force.
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