English to Galician Meaning of penetration - penetración

Penetration :

penetración

noun

penetración, entrada, acceso, ingreso, desacordo, diferenza, alteración, partir, desunión, perforación, discreción, Faro, prudencia, experiencia

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Definitions of penetration in English

Noun(1) an attack that penetrates into enemy territory(2) clear or deep perception of a situation(3) the act of entering into or through something(4) the ability to make way into or through something(5) the depth to which something penetrates (especially the depth reached by a projectile that hits a target(6) the act (by a man

Examples of penetration in English

(1) They must also expand market reach and penetration by buying and selling over digital media.(2) This distribution allows for good sunlight penetration on almost every street.(3) Working quickly, she dug into the center of her bag for dry clothes that had avoided the driving penetration of the cool October rain and pulled on a sweatshirt and well-worn jeans.(4) Those sectors with high export intensity and high import penetration are essentially integrated on a cross-border basis.(5) She said the number of new stores will depend on market penetration .(6) But the market penetration of content security products is about 30%.(7) Both of these standards test for impact reduction, retention, shell penetration and peripheral vision.(8) However, the carp are barred from the pool because they stir up silt, which reduces sunlight penetration and prevents plant growth.(9) International aid is tied directly to the restructuring programme and facilitates the penetration of global corporations.(10) In Latin America and in some emerging markets in Southeast Asia, direct selling penetration and our market share are unbelievably strong.(11) It was significant that, even though the visitors tried to establish their authority straight from the kick-off, they were unable to find the required penetration or inspiration to pierce Scotland.(12) The hardness of the heat-affected zone can be minimized by reducing penetration into the cast iron base metal.(13) In 2004, this has already dropped to 22m, and the decline in hardware growth rates is expected to follow as the market nears 80 per cent penetration by 2008.(14) The reason is that the shows are effective forums for market penetration where a wide range of products can be exhibited by firms from different economic sectors to large numbers of both existing and potential clients.(15) Principal office spaces are orientated to face north and south, so minimizing penetration of direct sunlight.(16) Volume is very important to dealers because manufacturers expect them to achieve a certain level of market penetration .

Related Phrases of penetration

(1) market penetration ::

penetración de mercado

(2) penetration test ::

proba de penetración

Related Phrases of penetration

(1) market penetration ::

penetración de mercado

(2) penetration test ::

proba de penetración

Synonyms

Noun

1. perforation ::

perforación

2. insight ::

introspección

3. incursion ::

incursión

Different Forms

penetration, penetrations

Word Example from TV Shows

The meme has reached full PENETRATION.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 20

Examples of penetration from TV Shows

The meme has reached full PENETRATION.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 20

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