Приклади вживання Parlance Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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They are THINGS, in my parlance.
In common parlance, it is called lies.
The word"jeep" did already existed in military parlance.
In ordinary parlance, it would be called a lie.
The word“redemption” is not often used in modern parlance.
In common parlance it is called the fine fraction or MDF.
The SS is composed of the orbiting GPS satellites, or Space Vehicles(SV)in GPS parlance.
Going by our local parlance, service charge is a“sure banker”.
The space segment(SS) comprises the orbiting GPS satellites, or Space Vehicles(SV)in GPS parlance.
In Intel parlance, TDP is explicitly not equivalent to maximum CPU power consumption.
The 405, as it's known in Southern California parlance, is one of the main traffic arteries in Los Angeles.
But in ordinary parlance the expression would, I think, be extended to those who, whether guilty or not, should clearly not have been convicted at their trials.
To be sure, the Defense Department is aware of the increasing sophistication of enemy air defenses,known in military parlance as anti-access, area-denial, or A2-AD, environments.
Key Difference: In common parlance, ultrasounds and sonograms are essentially synonymous.
Hospitals with better survival results often have dedicated teams, with members like Dahart who can drop whatever they are doing and race to a code,as cardiac arrests are known in medical parlance.
Now his ear(what in common parlance is called"ears") located almost in its place.
The war also has been a humanitarian disaster, displacing about 1.7 million people who are now refugees inside Ukraine,or"internally displaced persons" in U.N. parlance.
It is often said in common parlance that the historian represents the past(instead of describing or interpreting it).
The service is currently being used by Facebook employees who are testing a beta version of the app-something known in Silicon Valley parlance as dogfooding wherein employees road-test new products before they enter the wild.
In contemporary academic parlance, a civil war is a rather broad phenomenon that can encompass a heterogeneous collection of events.
Just as free software literally existed before the FSF, open source software in which source code was shared with those who wanted to see it practicallyexisted before the term“open source” came into common parlance.
From falling into a detention facility(in the parlance of the prison, or as they say in such places," jail") are not insured by virtually no one.
Having constantly in need of money, My friend published his writings and then had the pleasure of reading about them printed judgments(cm. above),that he called an energetic in his parlance- to eavesdrop at the tavern, what they say about us bondsmen.
In common parlance, means focus mode of pronunciation:"I think that this man is not here: it has a weird accent", I have noticed that you are Italian by your accent.
To extend de Broglie-Bohm theory to curved space(Riemannian manifolds in mathematical parlance), one simply notes that all of the elements of these equations make sense, such as gradients and Laplacians.
Projects to survey the Zone of Avoidance at radio wavelengths, particularly using the 21 cm spin-flip emissionline of neutral atomic hydrogen(known in astronomical parlance as HI), have detected many galaxies that could not be detected in the infrared.
The taboo termis one that is used in common parlance to refer to all the attitudes, actions, behaviors, or set of values that may be opposed to the socially acceptable and therefore understood how dangerous, unpleasant, disputed or not accepted by the largest part of the population.
The two sides have yet to complete the details of how the 20% reduction in the valueof the bonds--known in financial parlance as a"haircut"--will be implemented, but a deal could come as early as this week, the people familiar with the matter said.
An embargo(from the Spanish embargo, meaning hindrance, obstruction, etc. in a general sense,a trading ban in trade terminology and literally"distraint" in juridic parlance) is the partial or complete prohibition of commerce and trade with a particular country/state or a group of countries.[7] Embargoes are considered strong diplomatic measures imposed in an effort, by the imposing country, to elicit a given national-interest result from the country on which it is imposed.