Examples of using A technical term in English and their translations into Greek
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
The belief that pre-Christian mysteries used"rebirth" as a technical term lacks support from even one single text.
Assessment: a technical term used in testing that refers to marking
However, when a‘technical term' is in doubt, it invalidates itself as a technical term and it cannot be used casually and conventionally.
Probably the odd word that the user encounters will be either a technical term or something from the Internet Jargon.
this term had acquired currency as a technical term.
Concerning“the last days” of verse 1 Dr. McGee said,“‘The last days' is a technical term used…[to] speak of the last days of the church.”.
Most probably, even the term"church" had not yet prevailed everywhere as a technical term when Paul's Epistles were being written.
The last days' is a technical term used in the New Testament; it speaks of the last days of the church J. Vernon McGee, Th.D.
Myocardial infarction is a technical term used to describe an irreversible injury to heart muscle.
This is a technical term we may use to describe teeth
This is a technical term that refers to the spectrum of visible light emitted by a color display.
It is a technical term of uncertain meaning,
This is a technical term used to describe the spectrum of visible light emitted by a colour display.
even a technical term for this critical point:“thinning.”.
This is a technical term used to describe the spectrum of visible light emitted by a color display.
SQUILLA: is a technical term for the resonant, trumpet-like sound of opera singers.
A technical term in political anthropology meaning a level of political complexity above a band
apostasy was a technical term for political revolt or defection.
In the 16th century,‘enclosure' was a technical term, indicating a set of strategies the English lords
If I were to use a technical term to describe the paintings he showed me in his small,