Examples of using Everyday language in English and their translations into Russian
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Everyday language.
The tendency to alienate terminology from everyday language.
Their everyday language was Tajik, peppered with a few Roma words.
At Nursery level, the everyday language is French.
The everyday language use focuses rather on its own functional and pragmatic aspects.
The Finno-Ugric languages are adequate for everyday language use.
Their everyday language is Tajik, peppered with a few Roma words.
We need to translate our declarations of principle into everyday language and into practice.
The report must be written in everyday language and understandable to people with no medical experience.
International- and interregional- comparisons are very much part of everyday language.
When Jean-Baptiste did finally learn to speak… he soon found that everyday language… proved inadequate for all the olfactory experience he's accumulating within himself.
In geometry, we speak often with terms that, in some cases,they are not sufficiently important in everyday language.
Can understand short and easy texts written in easy everyday language or related to the learner's job.
Like many terms fromthe Guattarian concept forge, the machine is quite intentionally far removed from everyday language.
The text is interspersed with lacunae and everyday language combines with poetry and biblical references leading up to syntax disruption and distortion of grammar.
Simplified guide on the Convention,providing information in everyday language for all audiences.
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.
The drafters of the texts for the media, or media,use the everyday language of their audience.
However, Serbian is the most common everyday language of foreign nationals living in Austria, used by 135,400 persons(19.1 per cent) table 7 of annex 8.
The purpose of such selective use of lexis is to exclude the even the mention of human rights from the everyday language of a Russian citizen.
Having found its way increasingly into everyday language, the verb"google" was added to the Merriam Webster Collegiate Dictionary and the Oxford English Dictionary in 2006, meaning"to use the Google search engine to obtain information on the Internet.
Better customer experience:even in the US there are dozens of languages spoken as everyday language by a large part of the population.
People are always taught the opposite meaning of every significant word, phrase or concept in use to keep the masses under control,with newly invented words of political correctness infesting our everyday language.
This can be done by using direct and everyday language, focusing on easily digestible parts of the bigger picture, and making clear distinctions between the various elements covered by the Convention and Protocol.
Deploring the continuing stereotyped presentation of women and girls in public communications, the media,teaching materials and everyday language.
Although Jèrriais is now the first language of a very small minority,until the 19th century it was the everyday language of the majority of the population, and even until the Second World War up to half the population could communicate in the language. .
In the article there was made an attempt to specify the meaning of the word"mentality",which is used widely enough in Russia of late both in the scientific researches and in everyday language.
By that time, the name"Google" had found its way into everyday language, causing the verb"google" to be added to the Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary and the Oxford English Dictionary, denoted as:"to use the Google search engine to obtain information on the Internet.
According to the 2001 census, there are 60,000 Turkish-speaking Austrians, in addition to 123,400 foreign nationals living in Austria andusing Turkish as their everyday language.
The sense of a common origin was clearly reflected in allaspects of Vietnamese culture, and even in everyday language, in which words such as"minorities" and"race" were seldom used, being replaced by expressions such as"townsfolk" and"mountainfolk" and"sister nationalities.