How to pronounce“referred”in English

Referred to as sky walkers at the time.

referred to as the IPO lockup strategy so he knew that even the the Insiders of these companies knew their companies

referred to it as his child like he has this very close personal relationship to it he talks about it not as r Cube

referred to as onanism.

referred to in various ways as a an ability to stand outside of yourself to

referred to as those guys.

referred to as exaptation commonly so not adapting exting taking an idea out of one place and bringing it into your

referred to as knowledge workers at the time of course.

referred to as the populace candidate for president then Obama got the label the populace candidate for president

referred to as a populist and one of the reasons why the populace language became

referred to as the godfather of flow psychology.

often referred to as the Mozart of math.

sometimes referred to as the real world.

ever referred to as "the doctor" without being given a name, they are "the doctor."

She referred to the advice that she received directly from the CEO at the time on the first day of work.

We referred to numerous research data to build our projection model.

have referred pain, I have a nerve issue."

He referred to it as his $15 million watch, because that's how much money the company lost on it, as a reminder never to go anywhere

I referred back in '98 to the First Data thing.

We referred her for a clinical trial, and they referred her to what's called a phase one clinical trial.

has referred to authoritative standards and norms.

always referred to Plato as the Divine Plato.

I referred to it as a time out.

They referred her to a doctor who checked for pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases.

always referred to as family, by the way.

Everybody referred to this as the 11:00 hour, which sounded really ominous.

someone referred me.

commonly referred to as Yamanaka factors.

I referred to this as 'Matryoshka nationalism,' the nesting dolls, where you have ethnic groups and territories that are aligned with them

uh referred to as the quintessential New Yorker.

and referred to Christian ritual as a mystery that he simply imported that

and referred to Christian ritual as a mystery that he simply imported that

is what they referred to it at the time.

- But see how you referred to it as the United States. So the Union is also referred to as the United States

You're often referred to, at least I think of you as one of the most intellectually rigorous voices on the left.

I'm generally referred to as a billionaire, but that's only because they count the money you

That's been referred to as the dead internet theory.

What's termed or referred to as the invisible contract behind closed doors uh between the institution and the tabloids.

what you've referred to in this book as a such fascinating kind of like natural ingredients and I want to draw that out without actually giving the surprise of the book away I want people to

So I saw you referred to sometimes as "she," sometimes as "they," sometimes as "she and they."

Professor Solanki has been referred as the Solar Man of India by some, while others call him the Solar Gandhi following

And you referred to it as an algorithm called the core loop.

We just referred it-- the Nava team was just like, oh, Jimmy.

Some people have referred to the TV as the electronic hearth.

I love being referred to as a colleague.

She's referred to as Lucy at one point and by other names at other points.

The previous dish that referred, the same way, they would just eat that and not combine other things with it.

We were referred-- luckily, at the time, there was a psychiatrist here, because you obviously have to be diagnosed with gender dysphoria.

It's often referred to as help, not even real work.