Examples of using Parlance in English and their translations into Hindi
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In biker parlance, they were class.
These subsidiary motions are called, in parliamentary parlance, Cut Motions.
In their parlance- that's bad for business.
But it seems that such a phrase is not seen used in common parlance.
In common parlance it is also known as food poisoning.
But most people tend to have more than one health complaint at a time-"comorbidities",in medical parlance.
In industry parlance, these are known as“wire" and“supply".
It is not unusual for the father or mother to be deemed an Indian citizen and their childrento be called“doubtful voters”, or“D voters” in local parlance.
In the Vaishnava parlance the term“KOIL” signifies this temple only.
A crown is also called a"cap" in common parlance and is used to cover a single tooth.
In common parlance, dharma means"right way of living" and"path of rightness".
High blood cholesterol, known as hypercholesterolemia in medical parlance, refers to an increase in the cholesterol in blood above the normal level.
In common parlance, the jet engine loosely refers to an internal combustion airbreathing jet engine.
Feeling“burnt out” is a pretty common phrase in daily parlance, but we're starting to learn more about its longer-term destructive effects.
In Army parlance, adultery is defined as"stealing the affection of a brother officer's wife".
The social science of law, jurisprudence, in common parlance, means a rule that unlike a rule of ethics is capable of enforcement through institutions.
In common parlance, adharma means that which is against nature, immoral, unethical, wrong or unlawful.
This, in military parlance, means being in a confrontational position with the enemy.
In common parlance, law means a rule that(unlike a rule of ethics) is enforceable through institutions.
In market parlance, this means bid price is 96 or 85, while the ask price is 98 or 87.
In mainstream parlance and news reports, the terms bitcoin and blockchain are used interchangeably.
Law In common parlance, law means a rule which(unlike a rule of ethics) is capable of enforcement through institutions.
In modern-day parlance a“fairy tale” is often used to describe a happy or blessed outcome, as in a fairy tale ending.
Common parlance applies the term jet engine more narrowly, referring to various airbreathing jet engine, a type of reaction engine.
In common parlance, a"clock tick" is a second, though most modern clocks are digital electronic, and do not actually tick.
In computer parlance, many languages want to be specified in an imperative form, while other programming languages use declarative form.
In more scientific parlance, we found in a paper published in Science that genes, species and ecosystems now show clear signs of impact.
While in common parlance hunger is understood in terms of food deprivation, in a formal sense it is calculated by mapping the level of calorie intake.
It is known in medical parlance as rheumatoid arthritis, which initially occurs in a small part of the body, but with the passage of time it spreads to other organs such as hands, feet, finger etc.