Translations for „inroad“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

in·road [ˈɪnrəʊd] N usu pl

1. inroad (reduce noticeably):

to make inroads into sth money, savings

zmanjšati kaj

to make inroads into sth money, savings

načeti kaj

to make inroads into sth object, pile

poseči v kaj

2. inroad (make progress):

to make inroads [into sth]

vplivati [na kaj]

3. inroad (raid):

inroad

vpad m

to make inroads [into sth]

prodreti [v/na kaj]

to make inroads on sth

poseči [v kaj]

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English

It has been described as a striking inroad into the usually well-preserved domain of sovereign states.

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They have even made an inroad into the spiritual realm.

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They'll never have an inroad to your internet quasi-intimacy.

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

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A potential inroad to a career in making video games?

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We have made a big inroad in this war, let us be united in ending it in our favor.

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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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A friend of a friend, keen to make use of any inroad came to me for advice.

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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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