Examples of using Parlance in English and their translations into Dutch
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Programming
This led to the introduction of nicknames in local parlance in order to distinguish families better.
In the parlance of the urban music scene,"what's the 4-1-1"?
In ordinary parlance, the simplest representation of a lever is a block of wood
Similarly, many projects have forgone virtual methods(RTTI in C++ parlance) only to reimplement them badly as a switch statement at the start of every method function.
The road roller which is refer to roller-compactors in general parlance, is a kind of most widely used construction and engineering machinery.
Now in Indian restaurant parlance it means cooked with tomatoes
Suffered from what is known in medical parlance as"claustrophobia". The lady in question.
In order to keep to its deadline, the end of 1961, the Council invented the device of"stopping the clock", which has now entered into Community parlance.
In modern parlance, we often use the word passion to describe that which resonates most deeply
In parlance you might understand,
And a sad reflection on our inability to disconnect, to use the parlance.
humanitarian actions which are commonly referred to in Community parlance as the'Petersberg tasks.
After your investiture by Parliament in May you will, in the parlance of the House, be the formateur,
Local parlance is colloquial
or, in today's parlance, a nerd.
which is French for"of the parts" or(in American parlance)"in part.
used with exit port of Curacao in the Caribbean for cruises parlance guests.
in ethereum parlance,“gas”) and scalability over current blockchain models.
In the parlance of the 17th century,
Its technical name in Git parlance is the"index", but the phrase"staging area" works just as well.