Übersetzung für "Alltäglicher sprachgebrauch" in Englisch

If we recall that in the year 1672 (Stradivari was in his mid-20s), Isaac Newton was in the process of separating sunlight into spectral colors with a prism, it is not hard to imagine that terms such as “tonal color” would be in everyday use among violinmakers of that time.

In British English, a sweater may also be called a pullover, jumper or jersey.

Artificial names often find it hard to establish themselves in everyday language.

Tumor is the word we use more in our everyday vocabulary.

The imperialism of labour then is reflected not only in colloquial language.

In everyday usage, however, the words merged and La Brie developed into Laborie.

But we have a methodological problem: We cannot record everyday, oral language usage.

Today everyone deals with life and hardship individually (a new word in our everyday vocabulary) regardless of any Kremlin desire to make life uniform.

There are a number of words used in "Howl" that are presently considered coarse and vulgar in some circles of the community, and in other circles, such words are in everyday use.

After all, the Bible speaks of mysteries, and in everyday usage of the word seems to mean "something we cannot understand."

After all, the Bible speaks of mysteries, and in everyday usage of the word seems to mean "something we cannot understand."

The words „mondialisation“ and „globalisation“ have become so rooted in everyday language that their use, in discussing emergent changes in contemporary societies, does not contribute to clarifying things but rather confuses them further.

But when we try unpacking the connotations the word carries now that it has arrived in everyday usage, we find that most of its luggage has gotten mixed up in transit.

In most languages, expressions like "Climate change", "Fair trade" and "Infant mortality", among others, have become part of everyday vocabulary.

The "nomenclature" of dried grapes is somewhat confusing and is not necessarily used correctly in the day-to-day language of the "layperson".

Looking at the uses of the word “identity” in present-day language, we notice immediately that it is connected with the idea of stability.

Mr Collins's books cover exactly the gap that foreigners still have to cross in order to pass from just grammatically correct English to real daily English conversation.

If one knows that the Hungarian Liberal Party in everyday usage is simply called "the Jewish party", then the thoughts of the interviewees are clear.

Contrary to this, in everyday language, according to definition 2 of the WWWebster dictionary, a "hacker" in a certain field is a person that is not skilled in that specific field.

Everyone has probably heard this sentence before, since it is deeply rooted in our everyday language.

In everyday language "believe" means less certainty than "know" and is in close proximity to "think".

In his quest for the roots of this drive to be social, Enfield soon found his way to our everyday use of language – including sign language, gestures and facial expressions, such as eyebrows raised in skepticism or a hand raised in defense.