Examples of using A phrase in English and their translations into Hindi
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
For example, to understand such a phrase as"Nose hid his chin in the collar.".
To coin a phrase” popped up quite late in the game, at least the
Such a phrase is perceived as a demonstration of one's own superiority over him,
To rhyme something with the word"metaphor," you might have to get creative and use a phrase like"shut the door.".
It is used to express limitation, just as in British English, but can also be used to emphasize a phrase.
circumstance” simply is a phrase for a ceremony or display of splendor or stateliness.
You're going to take a picture with me' is a phrase I would hear a lot.”.
Q's,” which isn't too common a phrase these days.
so simple a phrase like‘maybe we should be just friends' or‘how very perceptive' turns into a glass splinter working its way into your heart.
Durkheim wrote about an anomic division of labor, a phrase he used to describe a disordered division of labor in which some groups no longer fit in,
Active listening is a phrase coined by Thomas Gordon,
Fluency includes the ability to adjust the patterns of stress and intonation of a phrase, such as from angry to happy and the ability the choose the correct inflection,
There is a phrase repeated three times in verses 6, 12, and 14 which makes
so simple a phrase like“maybe we should be just friends” or“I just want you to be happy” turns into a glass splinter working its way into your heart.
Fluency includes the ability to adjust the the patterns of stress and intonation of a phrase, such as from angry to happy and the ability the choose the correct inflection,
It eats you out and leaves you crying in the darkness, so simple a phrase like"maybe we should be just friends" or"how very perceptive" turns into a glass splinter working its way into your heart.
catch yourself, snap yourself out of it with a phrase like“strike that” or“stop it,”
This is the unthinking response of someone who understands written English- you don't have to infer what's meant by these lines(as you might if you were a non-English speaker using a phrase book, say).
Quoting a phrase taken directly from the game,“the ending is rarely more important than the path that preceded it“,
in cahoots is a phrase used to describe a situation where people are working together, often on an illegal, immoral,