Examples of using New term in English and their translations into Hungarian
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This new term refers to efforts to develop a technology to take greenhouse gases out of the air and/or to cool the atmosphere.
The term"superfood" is a fairly new term referring to foods that offer maximum nutritional benefits for minimal calories.
By introducing an entirely new term“”…” jihad fee sabil Allah(Struggle in the way of God)“”…” he purified warfare from its purely material or vested interests and self-serving motives.
had developed so many other meanings from use in other religions and practices that a new term was needed to connote precisely what had been discovered.
In the 80 years of the last century in the US law-making system a new term appeared-"delinquent behavior.".
A new term for five EU funds providing support under cohesion policy in the 2014-2020 programming period.
albeit a fairly new term, is not a new phenomenon,
was added later was only a new term to signify their doctrine.
We invented a new term to make our intent clear
pretend like everything's fine because you learned a new term about yourself.
Though weakened, Mr. Putin gets a new term and possibly energy to reverse his slide
The terminology has also been adjusted to the new term"applicants in need of special procedural guarantees".
With the settlement of the western prairie, the new term Great Plains States was used for the row of states from North Dakota to Kansas.
Don't representatives of the food industry use this new term, and how can consumers protect themselves?
Over the past decade or so, I have heard a new term for leaders come into common usage: servant leader.
In this context you also use the new term'human security' as a pretext for preventive wars.
First, let's see what hides abbreviation bmx, because new term may be confusing to some players looking for fun in the vast global network.
does the fact that the new term was individually negotiated preclude,
It is not insignificant that the new term for rejecting Catholic teaching is the psychological word"dissent.".
When the new term started… Rikako was a bit of a sensation with us simple country boys.
