Search results for "Colloquial" - New World Encyclopedia

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  • == Colloquial terminology == Propellers of all types are referred to as screws, though those on aircraft are usually referred to as airscrews ...
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  • For over a half-millennium, the colloquial language for Palestinian Jews was Aramaic, Maurice Casey, An Aramaic Approach to Q: Sources for the ...
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  • ===In colloquial speech=== Colloquially, actions or statements, or both, are said to contradict each other when they are or are perceived as being ...
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  • and cohorts, it is also much more pleasantly colloquial and much less intense than much of the ambitious poetry of the seventeenth century. Herrick ...
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  • of rhyme and meter, a much more colloquial tone and—most importantly—a radical change in subject-matter. While Lowell's early poems ...
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  • element, not necessarily derived from the colloquial English name. (e.g. sodium has chemical symbol 'Na' after the Latin natrium). ...
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  • synonym for the sea or the ocean itself, as in colloquial phrases such as that which refers to "Neptune's mighty roar." ...
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  • with the Russian public on account of their colloquial, modernized dialogues, but the critics accused him of "Pasternakizing" the English ...
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  • quot; in mammals is imprecise and only colloquial. ==Insect metamorphosis== {| class="wikitable" align="right" ...
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  • the same meaning as improvisation. Colloquial terms such as "lets play it by ear," "take it as it comes," and "make ...
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  • neither gamefowl nor waterfowl. However, in colloquial speech, the term "fowl" often is used nearly interchangeably with "poultry" ...
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  • diction, mixing eighteenth-century archaisms with colloquial slang. Berryman's fame, however, would ultimately rest on a long sequence of ...
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  • South Slavic elements. The first work in colloquial Russian, the autobiography ... South Slavic elements. The first work in colloquial Russian, the autobiography ...
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  • ascribe the name carp to all cyprinid fishes. In colloquial use, however, carp usually refers only to several larger cyprinid species, such as Cyprinus ...
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  • that they have become a part of the colloquial currency. Despite its moderate length, as well as its expression of values and morals offensive ...
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  • rhythm of conversation and is more easily colloquial than any prose. It is full of wit, variety, and character, and is a veritable store book of the ...
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  • the level of speech is considered more colloquial and personal. ... in Urdu nāt ranges from the intensely colloquial to a highly Persianized ...
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  • Taken from the original meaning, in colloquial speech, "limbo" often refers to a place or state of restraint, confinement or delay ...
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  • is well known in his poetry for his use of the colloquial mixed occasionally with the antique, his masterful command of rhyme, enjambment and meter, ...
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  • and encyclopedic sex manual well-known in colloquial Western understandings of Indian culture. This text expounds upon the various intricacies of ...
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