Examples of using Parlance in English and their translations into Czech
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Military parlance.
In your parlance, that's, uh, illogical.
I believe in your particular parlance, the word is.
In your parlance, you blew it.
They would just call him a dirtbag.In today's parlance.
Or, in your parlance, fuel.
Single working mother,to use today's parlance.
Or in street parlance, a nonce.
In the parlance ofthe 17th century, it's a master-and-apprentice situation.
I think common parlance is"the pits.
And a sad reflection on our inability to disconnect,to use the parlance.
In your parlance, you blew it.
A bundle on Charlie Bembo at 15 to 1, sir. I took it into my head to put, what I believe is called in racing parlance.
In the parlance of the street, she's cherry.
I took it into my head to put, what I believe is called in racing parlance, a bundle on Charlie Bembo at 15 to 1, sir.
To use your parlance, I certainly fit the profile.
While the euro crisis is impoverishing swathes of Europe, it is enriching the continent's lexicon with colourful neologisms to describe the bloc's problems, andbringing complex economic principles into common parlance.
You have, in the parlance of the CIA,"turned their chief asset.
In the parlance of the 17th century, it's a master and apprentice situation.
Go on… I believe that in medical parlance, the condition is called formosa.
In military parlance, surprise is an element on our side.
Dr. Troy, in theatrical parlance, Jenna has thin, villainous lips.
As usual, in EU parlance,'simplification' means more standardisation and more control by the Commission.
Dr. Troy, in theatrical parlance, Jenna has thin, villainous lips.
Okay, in murder mystery parlance the text is known as a red herring.