Examples of using Parlance in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Or in street parlance, a nonce.
Translating this into modern parlance.
In American parlance, Wood-inducing.
The‘grunts,' in modern parlance.
In your parlance, that's, uh, illogical.
It's perfectly appropriate space pilot parlance.
In market parlance, debt is leverage.".
It's called"animal control" in veterinary parlance.
We are in common parlance- as peculiar.
In the parlance of the times, this is a peddler.
It was, in fairy tale parlance, just right.
In the parlance of the urban music scene.
I went rogue, to use the parlance of your business.
In army parlance,“at any cost” means: at any cost.
It is considered a fast enough pace in geological parlance.
In proper parlance, a grouping of crows.
So, what we devised is a… its called a cavaletti in the circus parlance.
In ordinary parlance, it would be called a lie.
At the time,non-violence was not often heard about in Palestinian parlance.
Well, in our parlance a floater is a freelancer.
Today they are considered as being identical to the national interest, or in common parlance, the“state.”.
In military parlance, surprise is an element on our side.
These rules are called“la partage”,which is French for“of the parts” or(in American parlance)“in part”.
(male narrator) IN THE PARLANCE OF THE 20th CENTURY, THIS IS AN ODDBALL.
In the end, is about whether the industry will succeed in its fight to keep its special pollution break alive past the point ofclimate catastrophe, or whether, in the economists' parlance, we will make them internalize those externalities.
I made a doctor parlance with which you are familiar… i can confirm your theory to be horse shit.
An unmanned aircraft system… drone, in common parlance… modified to carry AR-15 machine gun.
The final goal(Endziel in Zionist parlance) was always there, but there were more immediate and pressing needs.
Often a singer, for example, prefers to sing a melody“higher”-or in the musicians parlance, in a higher key- because he or she finds it physically difficult to sing the low notes.
And all the components are there which are now in common parlance, in our vocabulary, you know, 30-odd years later: wind energy, recycling, biomass, solar cells.