Examples of using Idiom in English and their translations into Romanian
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Oh, i think it's an idiom.
No, son, it's an expression, like an idiom.
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Chinese have an idiom.
Like the previous one, this idiom also originated from the method of punishment,
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The japanese idiotic idiom- The idiom of the stupid japanese for person who likes joke.
using the same alphabet, an idiom which will become a lingua franca during the Neo-Assyrian Empire 10th- 7th c.
their psychoanalytical clichés and converted into the spectacular and poetic dance idiom of Ultima Vez.
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Among the difficulties that have always challenged the translators of the Bible one can mention the adaptation of proper names in each idiom.
Jazz music has become the most generous idiom by assimilating in 100 years of existence numerous elements from music played all over the world.
personification, idiom, or hyperbole in the text.
This would be the modern version of the idiom, would also be understood,
If you need me to translate that into the idiom of American exceptionalism, a centimeter is about a third of an inch.
dialog example, and other ways of saying the Phrase or Idiom.
(Maicu, 1962, 8; I have used italics to highlight“modern” elements of architectural idiom, part of them to be found in Khrushchev's speech).
The idiom"stuck like a bone in the throat" characterizes a very annoying person who is bored with his tediousness.
The mathematical language is a universal idiom of maximum abstraction,