Приклади вживання Most literal Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Rabbi Wiener: Yes, in the most literal sense.
The time-saving business world around the demands of punctuality, since the expression“time-is money” in this environment takes the most literal sense.
Exercised to the limit it turns man into a thing in the most literal sense; it makes a corpse of him.
This is the most literal interpretation of the phrase, but seems somewhat unlikely considering that polygamy was quite rare in the time that Paul was writing.
We truly are what we eat in the most literal sense.
This is the most literal interpretation of the English rendering of the phrase, but seems somewhat unlikely considering that polygamy was quite rare in the time that Paul was writing.
Legal systems recognise the trademark ownership in the most literal sense of the word.
It is the most ancient- and most literal- form of private enterprise, it wittingly or unwittingly encourage a man is his sense of individuality, the uniqueness, individually- transforming it from a social animal into a person.
If you learn foreign languages, your brain grows, and in the most literal sense of the word.
He has demonstrated- in the most literal sense of the word- that those institutions, while claiming to contribute to man's well-being, were the immediate sources of hardship and suffering and, ultimately, the causes of conflicts, war, and enslavement.
If a person learns foreign languages,his brain grows, and in the most literal sense of the word.
In different countries, on every continent, people in the most literal sense faints- each of the five, one after the other.
Returning to the wood-burning stove,we mention that initially a house was built around the stove in the most literal sense of the word.
Similarly, in inspired Scripture itself, there is Acts 27:27, where the Greek literally says,“toward the middle of the night the sailors began sensing some land tobe drawing near to them”(Berean Literal Bible, the most literal translation that keeps the Greek accusative and infinitive construction) or“toward the middle of the night the sailors were supposing that some country drew nigh to them”(Young's Literal Translation, which keeps the sense but in a more normal English phrasing).
Happily, the notion that fashion is only about clothes, and therefore superficial-surface in the most literal sense- is not as prevalent as it once was.
One of the most profound, and literal,….
Sure, I was subletting while I was there,and so had‘a place to live' but only in the most brutally literal interpretation of the term.
The most prevalent distinction was that between the literal sense and the spiritual sense.
The Church's answer is categorical and uncompromising, and it is this: That Jesus Bar-Joseph, the carpenter of Nazareth,was in fact and in truth, and in the most exact and literal sense of the words, the God"by Whom all things were made.".
Instead, UNL targets direct communicative behavior and literal meaning as a tangible, concrete basis for most human communication in practical, day-to-day settings.
Perhaps the most common misconception about translation is that there exists a simple“literal” relationship between any two languages, so translation is a direct and mechanical process.
In an era when some of the world's most influential countries are turning inward, talking about erecting trade barriers and constructing border walls, the world needs initiatives focused on building bridges and roads, both literal and figurative- initiatives like the Belt and Road strategy.
I think, is that we use language at two levels: the literal form signals the safest relationship with the listener, whereas the implicated content-- the reading between the lines that we count on the listener to perform-- allows the listener to derive the interpretation which is most relevant in context, which possibly initiates a changed relationship.
No amount of literal illustration will do what most people imagine it will do.
Languages are capital investments in a literal sense: language technology is the most important one.