Examples of using Parlance in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
the expression"culture of life" entered popular parlance from Pope John Paul II,
In today's parlance each new convert, young single adult,
People often have difficulty understanding the word“tradeoff”, certainly it is easy enough to understand as exchange yet in today's company parlance it is implied as exchange of one commodity as an expense for an additional.
it's easy enough to understand as an exchange but in today's corporate parlance it is meant as an exchange of one commodity for a cost for another.
known in psychology parlance as“valence,” are more culture-specific.
enough to understand as exchange but in today's corporate parlance it is meant as exchange of one commodity as a cost for another.
Most of the self-educated people featured in this book took pains to make sure that their“downside was not so exposed,” to use the parlance of investing: they made sure that a failed business would not mean total ruin;
an aberration known in industry parlance as a negative hold.
known as"Restoring Internet Freedom" in Pai's parlance.
known as“Restoring Internet Freedom” in Pai's parlance.
Scientific theories that have an overwhelming preponderance of favorable evidence are often treated as de facto verities in general parlance, such as the theories of general relativity
which is called profit in the business parlance, is obviously measured in percentage terms.
amount of flexibility in prices and wages.” 1 In current parlance, that would certainly be called a Keynesian position.
Scientific theories that have an overwhelming preponderance of favorable evidence are often treated as defacto verities in general parlance, such as the theories of generalrelativity and naturalselection to explain
accident(as with identical twins), but in common parlance the clone is an identical copy by some conscious design.
However, modern parlance of folklorists and contemporary pagans in particular has extended the original four millennia scope used by early Christians to include similar religious traditions stretching far into prehistory.
In common parlance, or when contrasted with deism,
Often the idea itself becomes referred to in common parlance by the trademark itself and, whilst this is questionable from a strictly legal viewpoint, it is certainly
In common parlance, or when contrasted with deism,
Known in more technical parlance as a“genesis block,” the first block on a blockchain is unique in that it- logically- contains no reference to any previous blocks,