Examples of using Common parlance in English and their translations into Spanish
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it was used in common parlance and by the press to refer to criminal organizations,
even a new meaning different from the understanding in common parlance.
is referred to formally as Mirza Asadullah Khan Ghalib, or in common parlance as just Mirza Ghalib.
This ratio probably entered common parlance from academic papers,
wide proliferation of the adapted idiom"my fifteen minutes" and its entrance into common parlance have led to a slightly different application,
In common parlance…"measures taken against the Jews.
Erectile dysfunction is known in common parlance as impotence.
commonly pronounced as dot-com, and has entered common parlance this way.
For example, while in common parlance"actions speak louder than words", that will obviously
The early instance of"open source software code" and its common usage parlance has truncated from"open source code" to"open source"
And yet, in common parlance, an abyss separates them.
In common parlance, we are“primed” to respond to some situations in predetermined ways;
In common parlance, low-cost exports are usually equated with dumping.
In common parlance, calories are still often used.
This condition is called double pneumonia in common parlance.
Such inflammations are called acne, and in common parlance- acne.
It is called blood cancer in common parlance.
In common parlance, endotherms are characterized as"warm-blooded".
Screws are just common parlance of fasteners.
The term“modesty” itself has virtually disappeared from common parlance;