"simultaneously" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

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verbo + simultaneously

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occur simultaneously • work simultaneously • released simultaneously • simultaneously hold • play simultaneously • ...

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Grup znaczeniowych: 31

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(5) play, compete, meet, lose, face

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1. play simultaneously = zagraj jednocześnie play simultaneously

2. compete simultaneously = rywalizuj jednocześnie compete simultaneously

3. meet simultaneously = spotkaj jednocześnie meet simultaneously

4. simultaneously lose = jednocześnie przegraj simultaneously lose

5. simultaneously face = jednocześnie twarz simultaneously face

Players can simultaneously face the four Hokuto candidates, the six Nanto Seiken, and other challenges as the players continue playing.
Viceroy Philippe de La Mothe-Houdancourt had to face simultaneously a land relief, and was forced to abandon the siege, retreating to Valls.
Americans born after World War II, simultaneously facing their parents' deaths and watching their children grow up with a flimsy religious identity, are particularly susceptible to Hansen's Law.
In the revival version, two contenders simultaneously face two Gladiators.
They said his words made a strong impression - as did the knowledge that the mayor was simultaneously facing another crisis, the fatal shooting of two police officers in Staten Island.
But if the Bosnian Serbs find themselves simultaneously facing military pressure and diplomatic isolation, they might reconsider their rejection of the peace plan.
You can simultaneously face the terrors of human existence and its amazingly positive side.
During Season 7's celebrity special, Gladiator Siren faced both female contenders simultaneously after defeating them both individually.
President Fernando Henrique Cardoso, simultaneously facing a punishing recession and the return of high inflation, convened panels of ministers to find ways to invigorate economic growth.
In 1992, Finland simultaneously faced economic overheating and depressed Western, Russian, and local markets.