Examples of using Parlance in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
In more recent parlance, the phrase occasionally on any given
Disruption isn't common parlance in Norwegian yet, but is directly translated from English into Norwegian as“disrupsjon”.
If I may adopt a parlance with which you are familiar,
In Europe, where subtle environmental interventions like this have been common parlance at main stream art fairs since the early 2000s, perhaps it is not so strange either.
the expression"standing proud" in naval parlance being the equivalent of"sticking up.
Vitamin D in common parlance is called"vitaminsun",
We're what's known, in common parlance as, peculiar.
In popular parlance one speaks of“soul” of a nation
To use the parlance of your time. I thought you guys were hanging out.
In common parlance Russians may drop"-burg"(-бypr)
As the term“big data” has become standard industry parlance so has the increasing need to mine,
in common parlance-"Defense.".
helium("metals" in astronomical parlance) than the older population II stars.
In input/output economic parlance, they are disaggregating clusters by increasingly expanding
In common parlance, ask the Council itself.
Going by our local parlance, service charge is a“sure banker”.
In diplomatic parlance, the following happened.
To use real estate parlance, it's a cozy fit for two people.
But in common parlance started to be used somewhat distorted word"Firefighter".
Such products in common parlance say"no demolition".
