Examples of using Termed in English and their translations into Polish
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A majority of technology enthusiasts termed it as the next big thing in the computing platform.
THIS might be termed a lesson on character building.
German sociologist Bernhard Giesen termed this the paradigm shift"from triumph to trauma.
It has been termed as the quickest and easiest method to promote products and services.
The 1520-1620 period was even termed"the golden age of Gdansk painting.
It is thus that the Gospel age is termed"The acceptable year of the Lord.
Jarndyce and Jarndyce has been termed, not inaptly,
Since 2004, the agreements have been termed'fisheries partnership agreements' FPAs.
The space depicted in Zbigniew Makowski's painting has been termed“romantic geometry.”.
Phishing attempts directed at specific individuals or companies have been termed spear phishing.
All who accept of their share in this atoning sacrifice are properly termed Christians.
The portion which belongs to this lesson might easily be termed a tragedy.
Our age has been termed by some thinkers the age of“postmodernity”.
Record changes, that is properly termed more….
The most frequently used silicone joint implants are termed the Swanson implant and the Sutter implant.
And this separating and gathering time is termed a harvest.
he died of what might be termed old age.
Can it be properly termed"a spiritual body?
much of what you have seen may be termed.
Overall, the response of Pakistan's blogosphere towards flood should most appropriately be termed mild.