Examples of using Everyday language in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
This is everyday language.
Do you hear this word used in everyday language?
In simple, everyday language, what does that mean?
What's that mean in everyday language?
Spoke in everyday language which everyone gets.
What does it mean in everyday language?
Therefore, sought to clear the everyday language of superfluous concepts that might be misleading regarding the divinity.
Policies are explained in everyday language.
Use everyday language in lieu of medical jargon in communicating with patients or substitute decision makers.
This is our everyday language.
Any science concept can be talked about in everyday language.”.
The term‘profile' has become common-place in our everyday language.
He spoke in the everyday language of the people.".
This is how the term is used in everyday language.
Everyday language possesses no counterpart to the word‘hunger', but science makes use of the word‘libido' for that purpose.
He uses simple, everyday language.
I wanted to stay away from as much psychobabble as possible,to put what I needed to say in everyday language.
When Jean-Baptiste didfinally learn to speak he soon found that everyday language proved inadequate for all the olfactory experiences accumulating within himself.
The best for an article is to use a simple, everyday language.
You address one another in common, everyday language, but when you engage in prayer, you resort to the older style of another generation, the so-called solemn style.
You have to be relevant, to speak simply, in everyday language.
Aramaic was the everyday language used by the Jews in the period of the Mishnah and Talmud, but some of them also spoke and read Greek, and thus there are also burial inscriptions in that language. .
It is easy to understand as it is written in everyday language.
Another equally important reason is the lack of real everyday language practice- when you need to talk, ask questions, express emotions, and put up a quarrel, to change the wheel of your car, or buy medicines from mosquito bites by using only foreign language. .
Depression has long been associated with vision- and to colour perception in particular-and the link between them is evident in everyday language.
Comparatively speaking, they were simple, primitive souls who went out among the people,talking to them in the most homely, everyday language but moving their very hearts.
This Master's focuses on the intricacies of language, how people learn and use it,and about the different types of variation in everyday language use.