Examples of using Everyday language in English and their translations into Spanish
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In our everyday language we speak of"making a portrait" to refer to the act of taking a photograph of another person.
When we think about tools in everyday language, we think about'things that do something.
The report must be written in everyday language and understandable to people with no medical experience.
The expression was later introduced into everyday language with the meaning we know today.
The dictionary covers everyday language in both Chinese and English,
who use words like"qualms" in everyday language, are usually literature snobs and I have no time for them.
Seventy-five percent of the estimated 200,000 to 250,000 Breton speakers using Breton as an everyday language today are over the age of 65.
Arabic is the official language, and another is Berber, everyday language is spoken Arabic
in some companies it is beginning to become part of everyday language.
they are not sufficiently important in everyday language.
these creative aspects of everyday language have yet to be incorporated with any robustness or scale.
In Canada, the word"sou" is used in everyday language and means the division of the Canadian dollar.
In everyday language the word Pyrenees applies to all Spanish-French border high sierras.
was not yet a part of our everyday language in describing the schools.
He seems to assume that readers expect something that is not simple, as if everyday language were of inferior quality.
even in the US there are dozens of languages spoken as everyday language by a large part of the population.
Questions should be simple and straightforward using everyday language rather than perfect grammar.
Units of measurement have always been part of everyday language, they regulate trade and science.
the shorter'9' still lives in the everyday language of drivers and servicemen.
Like it or not, everyday language permeates us, making us feel live and virtual realities.