Examples of using Euphemism in English and their translations into Spanish
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irony and euphemism, and the importance of style for visual communication.
could be a euphemism for bad practices
cozy," which might be euphemism for small and cramped.
then masked by Hegel under the euphemism of"dialectic.
In that connection, the second key aspect of the report was the Personal Envoy's view that discussions about international legality should take account of what he called the"political reality", a euphemism for Morocco's illegal occupation.
Aware that this tale is becoming difficult to believe, the new"green economy" euphemism requires other qualifications;
was a pejorative Soviet euphemism widely used during Soviet anti-Semitic campaign of 1948-1953, which culminated in the"exposure" of the non-existent Doctors' plot.
In reality, the so-called“financial crisis” of the Organization is nothing more than a euphemism in an endeavour to conceal the persistence of the attempts by the major contributor to control the work of the Organization,
such as sending security assistance- a euphemism for creating a military presence in Burundi.
his delegation rejected the recommendation to support the reconfiguration of the network of field offices if that was a euphemism for closure of the Caribbean office.
which is also called"social bilingualism" and that there is no such name is a euphemism for hide linguistic conflict that our society suffers.
that there is no such name is a euphemism for hide linguistic conflict that our society suffers.
parable, euphemism, idiom, synecdoche,
where it acquired the now infamous euphemism of“ethnic cleansing”.
In the words of Van Dijk,“the very well-known rhetorical figure of the euphemism, a semantic move for mitigation,
asylum consists less in a euphemism and more in a“defamism”, as it gives negative connotations to migration.
self-revision is a euphemism for“no revision”and it is clear that there must be limits in terms of who is entrusted with self-revision
is a euphemism for someone who has spent a great deal of time
Recruitment and Connection), a euphemism used to describe the imprisonments that had happened because of investigations made by parliamentary commission into checks for a total of 3 million dollars paid by the army to Augusto Pinochet Hiriart,
not merely of‘states' which has been a euphemism for any elite in control of a determinate national territory.