Examples of using Naming in English and their translations into Malay
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
Stop naming them after yourself, you would have better luck.
Rename filter"%1" to:(leave the field empty for automatic naming).
I want you to organise my son's naming ceremony.
However, by following the annals of the Joseon Dynasty, naming and calling the 8 gates with the direction were slang terms. Thus, even though they were slang, they have never been vestiges of the Japanese Colonial era.
Perhaps if the public begins naming and shaming errant policemen,
Even though I had never written a word about war. Needed to get papers, so Icajoled a friend at Collier's to write me a letter naming me war correspondent.
Even though I had never written a word about war. to write me a letter naming me war correspondent,
Boxing the compass is the action of naming all thirty-two principal points of the compass in clockwise order.
The Chinese character for Jun in Lee's name was changed to the homonym 振 instead, to avoid a naming taboo in Chinese tradition.
Hence, the Chinese character for Jun in Lee's name was changed to the homonym 振 instead, to avoid naming taboo in Chinese tradition.
De Nysschen added that the Q50 was the opening salvo in Infiniti's new product portfolio under the“Q” naming structure which was launched in December last year.
i.e. federal states a naming deriving from the previous North German Confederation;
it has undergone different changes to its programming format and naming under its four different owners.
it has experienced various changes to its programming format and naming under its four separate owners.
A fish without a name is a pretty dull fish. Bring your fish to life by naming him.
by drawing a vertical line anywhere inside the chart and naming it GStart.
doubt over the existence of a category naming convention.
The most important question is why they put Malaysian official 1(in the court papers instead of directly naming one)?
it has undergone various changes to its programming format and naming under its four different owners.
Soumya Swaminathan, WHO's chief scientist, said the acronym allows for flexibility for naming new coronaviruses that may emerge in the future.