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spur VB ECON

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spur <a spur; spurs> N

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spur <a spur; spurs> N

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spur N

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spur N

spur
نتوء

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spur
استحث
spur
حث

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fruit spur AGR

renewal spur AGR

replacement spur AGR

spur gear

spur on VB

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spur wheel ARCHIT

internal spur gear ARCHIT

spur-winged plover

Usage examples with spur

on the spur of the moment
اِرْتِجَالاً
do on the spur of the moment
اِبْتَدَهَ

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
Near the distal end there is generally a tibial spur, often two or more.
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The spur is an extension of the radiale: one of the two distal carpal bones.
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This population growth has spurred the location of most of the citys housing projects of the last decades in this area.
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There are two types of twig, vegetative twigs and fruiting spurs.
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Emergencies also spurred the creation or conversion of highly unconventional aircraft carriers.
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This behaviour brings into view the spurs and white wing patches, and may possibly function as a simple threat display.
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Some birds have spurs on the wings rather than the legs.
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She also believes fear spurs many world leaders to lose sight of their purpose.
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A number of birds have spurs on their feet or legs, usually formed from the lower portion of the tarsometatarsus bone.
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On top of the cross, an imperial crown, and at the base a small spur.
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