Examples of using Parlance in English and their translations into Spanish
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BBN's Parlance built on experience from the development of the Rus and Irus systems.
For example, in alcoholics' parlance, a"tochka" is a place where vodka is sold.
Words repeated during the practice of shadowing imitate the parlance of the overheard words more than the same words read aloud by that subject.
In common parlance, however, when people refer to the Bretton Woods institutions they typically mean only the IMF and the World Bank.
In video game parlance, a multicart is a cartridge that contains more than one game.
In addition, basic human rights principles- principles that can be translated into common parlance like transparency, accountability
I would like to get my hands on her ample nacelles, if you will pardon the engineering parlance.
in today's popular parlance- sanctions.
as we say in our local parlance.
was never used in common parlance, with the aircraft being universally known as the"Deuce.
the Columbia Valley combined are referred to in BC parlance as the Columbia Country.
rights dominated international parlance, but it does illustrate basic relationship components
In American parlance,"Carcano" is frequently added to better distinguish it from the rimmed hunting cartridge 6.5×52mmR U.S. version: .25-35 Winchester.
All three of these measures were essentially"democratic" in the parlance of the time, and this democratic quality was given heavy emphasis by official rhetoric
In the parlance of the zip code,
In common parlance, the Government denotes all ministers and secretaries of State
When the spirit, in Buddhistic parlance, enters Nirvana, it loses objective existence,
Furthermore,"crime" was the appropriate word because it had long been current in legal parlance, had a negative connotation
The text could be described, in the parlance of one legal system,
Copyright 1998 LUCIS TRUST worldly parlance, these forces are connected with what is regarded as the black side of nature and of energy.