Examples of using Idiom in English and their translations into German
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It's an idiom.
Idiom Being on 180- What does this phrase mean?
Now, how would you get that idiom right?
The idiom can be explained first of all with reference to legal history.
I am curious. What is the etymology of that idiom?
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A proven master in his own cogent idiom….
Goethe used this idiom. Why, then, should it be incorrect today?
This is just one example of what is called idiom.
Idiom of the anglophone West, from rock through hip-hop to techno.
The degree of culture in grammar and idiom would have varied.
Ture, grammar and idiom, which usually is radically different from.
Toward the end of the 1980s, his photographic idiom changes again.
Speaking another idiom is an investment in your future, and not just professionally.
Adamson is known for his expressionist idiom and dance motifs.
Her musical idiom and her playing are eloquent, expressive, sensitive and variegated, or in short.
Editor Kristine is the embodiment of the idiom,"still waters run deep.
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And their common mother tongue- transcending all forms of nationalism- was the folksong as an idiom of unappeasable yearning.
For this, as I have had idiom already, I had looked for- without success- president Rossi some days before.
On the contrary, in the sense of a"productive eclecticism" Zemlinsky absorbed the trends of his time andmerged them with his own idiom.
Oh, that's just an idiom, it means- I know what it means, you toboggan-wearing ass, why did she say it?
The main reason for the absence of a preconceived, picturesque idiom might be that all Andrae's artwork is done after nature.
With their calculated idiom and ironic playfulness they count among the most important works of the contemporary film avant-garde.
Svanberg's work tended toward Surrealism, and he developed an erotic, fantasy-oriented idiom, often using tempera, gouache or watercolors.
To die of laughter is the idiom, and sometimes one reads of fractured ribs allegedly caused by especially strong and violent fits of laughter.
Defined by stylistic precision, Marion Porten's visual idiom clearly reflects the way she approaches her subject matters and performers.
The idiom, vigour and symphonic texture of Bernstein's musical make it stand out from the masses of stage productions of that time and in general, however.
Not only does Hideyo Haradahave full command of Edvard Grieg's idiom, she is also a pianist of outstanding artistry and musical imagination.
These norms and values related to the idiom, the musical or visual language, and the employment of everyday or commonplace subject matter.