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Перевод: parlance

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манера говорить; манера выражаться; способ выражения

Тезаурус:

1. In the political parlance of 1992, I suppose it might be said that Mr Platt has given himself a double whammy.
2. (The term "nuclear", as opposed to "atomic", did not emerge in general parlance until the hydrogen bomb was tested by the United States in November 1952.)
3. "Stand" means in general parlance, parked.
4. It's called Totally Pauly , and what you get is this gangling, scarf-draped, tendril-haired, mumbling, stumbling doper addressing the camera - and, by extension, us - as "Bud", accosting strangers on the street, cruising chicks ("buff nugs", to use his parlance) on the Strip, or making field trips to beauty pageants, pig farms and rodeos.
5. In common parlance "the Crown" probably signifies the monarch if, indeed, it does not refer to a rather elaborate piece of headgear on show in the Tower of London.
6. Young led, in terrace parlance, the steaming in, which at one stage involved at least 10 players with punches appearing to be thrown.
7. Whether from shame or fear of the all-pervasive Mukhabarat security police, people are reluctant to talk of the four civilians in Maan who were killed - they do not use the word "martyred" as would Palestinians on the West Bank of the river - during the "sorrowful events" as they are known in official parlance.
8. They also consider whether the means used are reasonably proportionate to the aims pursued: in European parlance, "the principle of proportionality".
9. No less than 66 people - mugs in Australian parlance - volunteered to drink up to eight "middies" (285ml) of the kangaroo's by-product in an hour.
10. I confidently predict that "mission" will not survive three years in our general business parlance, so please throw it out now.
11. Thus, in common parlance, "afternoon" now begins an hour or more after "noon, according to the clock.
12. In radio control parlance this is called the frame rate and determines how rapidly and smoothly the servo position can be updated.
13. He let Sarazen know he could straighten out his game for him "before the bell rings", caddies' parlance for before the tournament-proper starts.