Examples of using Correct term in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Political
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Computer
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Political
Culture Minister Vladimir Medina at a meeting with State Duma deputies from the Communist Party on Monday apologized for having used"not very correct term," when talking about the financing of the national cinema, and said that in this case quoted bloggers.
The correct term would be erotic massage parlors with a happy ending.
It seems that the historically correct term would be World Wide Web.
Holophony is not the correct term but the idea is easily understood;
In a physical sense the correct term is“informationability” of water Dr. Ignatov.
An unambiguously correct term would be better,
Periodontitis is the correct term for an inflammation of the periodontal apparatus. Dentalnews en.
Alternatively, the system can automatically search for the correct term straight away, based on a rule.
If you had to describe this place in one word would be"breathtaking" the correct term.
The correct term for foam is actually high resilience(HR)
The word"supposed" is the true and correct term, for in both cases it is founded on misconception.
As mostly no coarse aggregate is used for production of foam concrete the correct term would be called mortar instead of concrete;
a not quite correct term derived from light microscopy.
The correct term for snow which has been produced with the aid of snow guns is"technical snow" or"man-made snow.
the player is obligated to purchase chips(checks is actually the correct term) before sitting at a table;
Therefore, the more correct term for this subgroup would be"diasporas within the(Sephardic) Diaspora within the(general Jewish) Diaspora".1.
Mp3 Normalizer(the correct term is normalization),
This shows that"plantar fascia" and"plantar fasciitis" are incorrect and that the correct term for plantar fasciitis is actually"plantar aponeurositis," which,
phrases in foreign languages, to suddenly declare the correct term for, say, meatballs, or even to spontaneously
Periodontitis is the correct term for an illness of the periodontal apparatus caused by inflammation!