Examples of using Fancy name in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Rochelle-- fancy name.
A fancy name for a whorehouse.
What's behind the fancy name?
That's a fancy name for bacon.
They have to give it a fancy name.
C. Cola was a fancy name back in my day, you know?
It's still just a lecture with a fancy name.
What kind of fancy name you got picked out for this thing?
Have you ever heard of a pub with such a fancy name?
By the way, why the fancy name“Hierarchical Memory?”?
Fancy name for toy factory, where you make your little wind-up dolls.
Basically just a fancy name for a shithead named Artie.
That's the conservatory, which is really just a fancy name for family room.
We have a fancy name for it in this century, it's called pita.
In this period, UNINORTE had the fancy name of Colleges Objective.
Fancy names, but it is not these names you need to remember.
Psychologists have given this phenomenona fancy name:‘The End of History Illusion'.
Cool fancy name art features for stylish name writing on pictures.
Psychologists have given this phenomenon a fancy name:‘The End of History Illusion'.
Sure we may take a little longer to brew a cup,we may not call it fancy names.
Computer scientists have a fancy name for that and they call it worst-case analysis;
I don't care how famous you are or how many guns with fancy names your Mr. Parker has.
Some of the patterns have fancy names and other people find them hard to see, but for me they have always been easy.
We wondered why people were so against using regular objects in their systems andconcluded that it was because simple objects lacked a fancy name.
In a similar case, Dr. Eugene Saenger,funded by the Defense Atomic Support Agency(fancy name), conducted the same procedure on the same type of patients.
We left the apartment complexes with fancy names and moved with him into a rented ramshackle farmhouse that had a dirt floor in the basement and four different colors of paint on the outside.
Epinephrine is so small we will never see it, not through any microscope ever, but we know what it looks like,because it shows itself through some sophisticated machines with fancy names like"nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometers.".
You might be curious to know whether thespiritual emergency is actually just a fancy name for a psychotic break, manic-depressive episode, or other severe mental illness?
The term was coined by Martin Fowler, Rebecca Parsons and Josh MacKenzie in September 2000:"We wondered why people were so against using regular objects in their systems andconcluded that it was because simple objects lacked a fancy name.