Examples of using Parlance in English and their translations into Arabic
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In American parlance, Wood-inducing. No.
From what is known in medical parlance.
In your parlance, that's, uh, illogical.
It's called"animal control" in veterinary parlance.
In common parlance, ask the Council itself.
Device gidrofilratsii, or in common parlance- air cleaning.
In psychical parlance, a correct guess is a"hit".
And a sad reflection on our inability to disconnect, to use the parlance.
In common parlance it is called the fine fraction or MDF.
Sometimes that was referred to in common parlance as marriage, but in fact it was not.
In common parlance they are most often referred to simply as« vodoemulsionkoy».
In Australia, where there is limited snow,sleigh and sledge are given equal preference in local parlance.
Going by our local parlance, service charge is a“sure banker”.
Probably the most popular thermal insulation material in recent decades is a polystyrene,or as often it is called in common parlance- foam.
You have, in the parlance of the CIA,"turned their chief asset.".
Forgive me as I create a lapse in our weekly tips andinstead give one‘insider's' view of the shutdown(or lapse in appropriations in official parlance).
In common parlance, anticoagulant drugs are commonly known as" blood thinners".
All of these characterizations, which were effectively euphemisms that had shielded decision makers fromthe need to take action, were common parlance in the past.
In military parlance, the word“gun” refers to an artillery piece or crew-served machine gun.
The name brand"Penoplex" eventually transformed into the concept of acommon noun"penoplex" which came to mean in common parlance a high quality extruded polystyrene.
In Polish partisan parlance, toxic or otherwise undrinkable moonshine was jocularly called"nur für Deutsche".
Peacemaking thus excludes the use of force against one of the parties to enforce an end to hostilities,an activity that in United Nations parlance is referred to as“peace enforcement”.
In common parlance the term violence is often understood to mean only physical harm and/or intentional harm.
Furthermore," crime" was the appropriate word because ithad long been current in legal parlance, had a negative connotation and brought a moral element into the legal domain.
In common parlance the term Gründerzeitstil is often mingled with Historicism, which was the predominant architectural style after 1850 until 1914, leading to a blurring of the terms.
As the term“big data” has become standard industry parlance so has the increasing need to mine, understand and interpret this data.
That process is governed by the Financial Regulations and Rules promulgated by the General Assembly and theSecretariat ' s interpretations of those regulations and rules(known as" policies and procedures" in United Nations parlance).
What this all means in layman's parlance is that it has one of the highest concentrations of these elements in the plant world.
Note that the CSP term process isused essentially as a synonym for thread in Java parlance; a process in CSP is a lightweight unit of execution that interacts with the outside world via events and is an active component that encapsulates the data structures on which it operates.