Traduções para „colloquialism“ no dicionário Inglês » Alemão

col·lo·qui·al·ism [kəˈləʊkwiəlɪzəm, americ -ˈloʊ-] SUBST

colloquialism

umgangssprachlicher Ausdruck

colloquialism

Kolloquialismus m téc

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The four plays also include elaborate punning, rhetorical patterning, a general avoidance of colloquialisms and a high volume of metrical regularity.

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The everyday colloquialisms of his set; and 4.

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He wrote short, simple poems, humorous, sometimes with colloquialisms.

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This remark referred to the colloquialism taking the apple, which was then used to describe an athlete choking.

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The work has no pretensions to style, and contains many colloquialisms.

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It may have been that because of the dance's inherent nature of conflict, the colloquialism of rocking as in rocking the opponent was used.

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On public holidays (sometimes also referred to as bank holidays - a colloquialism), most businesses and schools close.

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His novels stand out for their internal rhythm and unorthodox use of archaic metric forms and colloquialisms.

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Colloquialism for fluid accumulation around the knee joint.

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However, the situation becomes complicated when the individuals begin to use slang or colloquialisms in their conversation.

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