Examples of using Plain words in English and their translations into German
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But you're gonna have to ask it in plain words.
In plain words... to scare the living shit out of you.
Jesus, the Son of God, tells us in plain words.
In absolutely plain words: purity among men is personified in faithfulness!
There is truth in the older lady's plain words.
In plain words, the prints were designed and created in a way that should please foreigners.
All the above verses announce in simple and plain words that the.
The Captain wishes to justify what, in plain words... is a desire for plunder with no respect for the interests of Spain.
The Russian minister put the reason for the shallowing of Baikal in plain words:“The climate”.
To me, and it gives me much pain to put this into plain words, Macedonia is in great danger of becoming a failing model.
Each poem is an experience taken from the tangible reality,delivered in meaningful and plain words;
And even those who do, just state their appreciation in plain words that are hardly encouraging.
Marked by war, ghetto, persecution and displacement,Rose Ausländer speaks to her readers in carefully chosen plain words.
I, DE urges the Commissioner to explain to EU citizens in plain words what the European Union is doing for them.
The Munnar Hill station is well known for its milky waterfalls, hills plantations and lakes-one cannot describe the loveliness in plain words.
Plain words used in everyday conversations become unfamiliar all of a sudden, creating moments of fresh insight that reveal sorrow and pain of living.
That means from product managers to clients,anyone involved in the project can describe in plain words what they're doing and what they expect to happen.
You might reflect on Lenin's plain words, in which expression is given to Vladimir Ilyich's anxiety concerning the Party, the people, the state, and the future direction of Party policy.
For them consciousness is an epiphenomenon- in plain words, an illusion, consciousness and culture are illusions floating above reality of material relations.
In plain words, this means that taxable entities deduct the VAT they paid to other taxable entities on purchases for their business activities from the amount of tax they collected.
In plain words, their plan is that the Repeal Law, when it will come into being, travels back in time to wipe out the time frame in which citizens can hand in the signatures for a referendum on the referendum.
In plain words it means, that there are some situations where standard methods are unable to trigger an alarm because those cases can only be detected by techniques that are more sophisticated than baselining.
It first results from the plain wording of the provision, which uses the word‘and' instead of the word‘or'.”2.
However, there are several branches behind this plain word, especially media economic correlations and constraints.