we are unanimous
we are all in complete agreement
TRANSLATION
unanimous = einstimmig --- GOOGLE INDEX unanimous: approximately 6,700,000 Google hits
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It was Amnesty's three-year campaign against torture that led to the UNANIMOUS UN adoption of the Declaration against Torture in 1975.
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The 38-year-old former heavyweight champ was battered for 12 rounds October 16 in a WBC title bout in Hamburg, Germany, losing in a UNANIMOUS decision to Vitali Klitschko.
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The 38-year-old former heavyweight champ was battered for 12 rounds October 16 in a WBC title bout in Hamburg, Germany, losing in a UNANIMOUS decision to Vitali Klitschko.
(Bloomberg)
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unanimous
adjective
- in complete or absolute agreement
(Collins English Dictionary)
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In September 1856, the British Parliament discussed the naming of the new 13.5 ton bell being installed in the clock tower. "How about Big Ben!" someone suggested - a reference to London's tall and portly chief commissioner of Public Works, Benjamin Hall. The house rang out with unanimous applause and Hall was suddenly immortalised forever.
Sir Benjamin Hall (Big Ben) was a British politician and chief commissioner of public works who was noted for his role in the reconstruction of the Houses of Parliament after a fire in 1834.
Etymology: From the Latin unanimus "of one mind," from unus "one" + animus "mind".
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SYNONYMS
harmonious, in accord, of one mind, undivided, unified, united
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"It was a long discussion and in the end the Board made a unanimous decision to close down the plant.
adjective
- in complete or absolute agreement
(Collins English Dictionary)
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In September 1856, the British Parliament discussed the naming of the new 13.5 ton bell being installed in the clock tower. "How about Big Ben!" someone suggested - a reference to London's tall and portly chief commissioner of Public Works, Benjamin Hall. The house rang out with unanimous applause and Hall was suddenly immortalised forever.
Sir Benjamin Hall (Big Ben) was a British politician and chief commissioner of public works who was noted for his role in the reconstruction of the Houses of Parliament after a fire in 1834.
Etymology: From the Latin unanimus "of one mind," from unus "one" + animus "mind".
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SYNONYMS
harmonious, in accord, of one mind, undivided, unified, united
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"It was a long discussion and in the end the Board made a unanimous decision to close down the plant.
