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10 Language-to-English Dictionariessequência
Pronunciation / Transliteration: sequência
"Os eventos ocorreram em uma sequência lógica."
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A particular order in which related things follow each other.
"The events occurred in a logical sequence."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from Old French, or from medieval Latin sequentia, from Latin sequent- 'following', from the verb sequi.
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sequência
Transliteration: sequência
"Os eventos ocorreram em uma sequência lógica."
क्रम
Transliteration: kram
"घटनाएँ एक निश्चित क्रम में हुईं।"
顺序
Transliteration: shùnxù
"这些事件按逻辑顺序发生。"
순서
Transliteration: sunseo
"사건들이 일정한 순서로 일어났다."
順序
Transliteration: junjo
"出来事は論理的な順序で発生した。"
séquence
Transliteration: séquence
"Les événements se sont déroulés dans une séquence logique."
Sequenz
Transliteration: Sequenz
"Die Ereignisse folgten in einer bestimmten Sequenz aufeinander."
sequenza
Transliteration: sequenza
"Gli eventi si sono verificati in una sequenza logica."
secuencia
Transliteration: secuencia
"Los eventos ocurrieron en una secuencia lógica."
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