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in·road [ˈɪnrəʊd, am. angl. -roʊd] SAM. usu pl

1. inroad (reduce noticeably):

to make inroads into [or on] sth money, savings

tiefe Löcher in etw tož. reißen

to make inroads into [or on] sth object, pile

sich tož. an etw daj. vergreifen pog.

someone has been making inroads into the chocolate cake

jemand hat sich am Schokoladenkuchen vergriffen

the Green Party failed to make significant inroads on the Labour vote

die Grünen konnten der Labour-Partei keine wesentlichen Stimmenverluste zufügen

2. inroad (make progress):

to make inroads [into sth]

[bei [o. mit] etw daj. ] weiterkommen [o. Fortschritte machen]

3. inroad (raid):

to make inroads [into sth]

[in etw tož. ] vorstoßen

to make inroads on sth

in etw tož. einfallen

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

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They have lost the confidence to re-train and now they can go and do something that will help them make an inroad.

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We are not talking about how the consumption of 40,000 bottles of champagne is making an inroad into the hospitality provisions.

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The party therefore wants to make an inroad into the state.

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The survey revealed that in these cases, mobile money was proving to be some adults' first inroad into financial inclusion.

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Consequently, poverty gradually started to gain inroad into the society.

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For the most part, live records work because there's already an inroad for them to succeed.

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It was an inroad but it couldn't have guaranteed success.

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I barely made an inroad into this enormous piece of meat, but took it home and had it the next day.

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If you're struggling to find a personal inroad to your target population, try getting a little creative.

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This is what provided the inroad for the federal government to take a more direct role in funding provincial jurisdictions.

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