Examples of using Coined in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The term"multi-murderer"… They coined it to describe Holmes.
My dad has been saying that… Richard Lewis coined that, Cheryl.
Maybe you should ask them who coined the term.
Yosef Hayim Brenner coined a phrase that has been attributed to Trumpeldor(who said something similar):"It is good to die for our country.".
During the first 9 years after Nixon coined the expression“War on Drugs”,
The person who coined the term“island of stability”
The German polemicist Wilhelm Marr coined the German word Antisemitismus in 1879 to give a scientific aura to his ideology of hatred of Jews.
But outsider art, coined in 1972 as a recasting of Jean Dubuffet's term art brut,
The word‘Genocide' coined by Raphael Lemkin, does not only
In his applied work, Thaler demonstrated how nudging- a term he coined- may help people exercise better self-control when saving for a pension.
The term“junk food” was coined in 1972 by Michael Jacobson, Director of the Center for Science in the Public Interest.
A coined or fanciful name may be used,
In contrast to the noisy student protests, Administration supporters viewed themselves as"the Silent Majority"(a phrase coined by Nixon speechwriter Patrick Buchanan).
In this book, Katz coined the concept of“traditional society” and for the first time made use of sociological tools in the study of Jewish history.
The tossed coin is a single dollar from a series coined in 1979-1981 with the image of Susan B.
By the way, Edward de Bono who coined the phrase"Lateral Thinking",
a term first coined by legal scholar Kimberlé Crenshaw in 1989.
as the axial age, a term coined by German philosopher Karl Jaspers.
Hajo Meyer, a Dutch Holocaust survivor and human rights activist, once coined the phrase,“Once an anti-Semite was a man who hates Jews.
EDI: Robot. A word coined in 1921 in a science fiction tale by the Czech playwright Karel Čapek.