Eksempler på brug af To denote på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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On social media you can use the hashtag aff to denote an affilaite link
To denote a payout made by a machine à sous attendant
When the word Father is employed to denote God, it should be understood in its largest possible meaning.
The use of periphrastic phrases to denote aspect; i.e. en train de,
The ability to say"can not" to denote the limits of what is permissible;
Flødepulver" in Denmark, and"Rahmpulver" and"Sahnepulver" in Germany, to denote the product defined in point 2(d) of the Annex.
This would rather, however, seem to denote a cargo ship, or perhaps just a sea-going ship,
The term theoretical payout percentage is used to denote it. Jurisdictions influence the minimum theoretical payout percentage.
The term Jamahiriya was to denote a political concept of Qadhafi's which meant something like people's tribe.
more historical sense to denote the matrix out of which the present English legal system itself sprang.
We call it Nutaaq®- which is Greenlandic for“new”- to denote an exceptional new quality standard for cod, presented by Royal Greenland.
this distinction is indicated by the use of dagesh to denote the hard sound.
E.g. nouns have a construct state, called“smikhut”, to denote the relationship of“belonging to”.
seems on all five occasions to denote a fleet, and not any underlying organisational system.
lavender is said to denote elegance, grace,
One has to understand the problems that faced Bézout for he did not have our simple suffix notation to denote the unknowns by x1, x2, x3,….
must be used in trade to denote such products.
Kondenseret kaffefløde" in Denmark,"kondensierte Kaffeesahne" in Germany and"panna da caffè" in Italy to denote the product defined in point 1(d) of the Annex;
In this paper, for example, the word energy is used to denote all phases and forms of phenomenal motion,
port tack are used to denote how the vessel is sailing relative to the direction of the wind.