Examples of using Idiom in English and their translations into Russian
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Stylistically, he mostly followed the progressive tendencies of Schütz, including the concertato idiom and the trend to increasing chromaticism
An idiom is a phrase
However, the expression"to lose one's hair" was a fairly common English idiom, and simply means"to become anxious
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Chinese is the most commonly used idiom on earth with around one billion, three hundred and forty million speakers in China alone.
After the game, he quoted a famous Lithuanian idiom describing his debut:"Jeigu bijai vilko- neik į mišką" English: If you're scared of wolves, don't go into the woods.
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The name of the story has become an idiom in Japan, used to signify a situation where no conclusion can be drawn,
tough idiom of yesteryear mob pix.
translating them into the idiom of psychotherapy, Shah made him his deputy(khalifa)
fairly simple harmonic structures in keeping with the folk idiom he admired.
the plural form is retained in the idiom"these United States.
It was an idiom full of mysterious acronyms:
X Factor"(English)- the word idiom: a character trait that has no clear definition
Obilić is featured in Serbian rhymical idiom"Dva loša ubiše Miloša" or"Dva su loša ubila Miloša" which translates as"Two no-goods have killed Miloš.
The idiom is usually used to describe someone who merely considers the benefit for the time being
for instance, the idiom peng cheng man li(鵬程萬里, literally, Peng journeys 10,000 li)
The idiom is named after Randal L. Schwartz,
A programming idiom or code idiom is expressing a special feature of a recurring construct in one or more programming languages.