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Significats de colloquially en anglès

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coloquialmente

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coloquialmente
Ús de colloquially en anglès
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The other type of sunscreen is what we colloquially call chemical sunscreen.
Wired
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More colloquially, it is understood to mean the betrayal of one's country.
News.com.au
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For some little time the jurymen hang about the Sol's Arms colloquially.
Bleak House
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For a long time the city was colloquially known as Pretoria-Philadelphia.
The South African
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They work with recruiters at staffing agencies, also known more colloquially as headhunters.
Ebony
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I know that the phrase is colloquially used, but nevertheless, it is unfortunate.
My Daily Meditation for the Circling Year
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He was what would colloquially be called a mover and shaker.
Millionaire: the philanderer, gambler, and duelist who invented ...
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The duplication and dissemination of copyrighted works without permission is colloquially known as piracy.
BBC
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Those wars are known colloquially as "shadow wars," for a few reasons.
Wired
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Republicans of this particular stripe are known colloquially as the "Lily Whites."
Booker T. Washington, Builder of a Civilization
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These aiders and abetters are colloquially known as Instagram husbands.
Radio NZ
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In other words, provide support for what has become known colloquially as 'black tax'.
The South African
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On sign-posts as well as colloquially this hamlet is known as "Martinstown."
Wanderings in Wessex / An Exploration of the Southern Realm from...
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Thus we combine valour with prudence- amixturewhich is more colloquially known as 'business.'
Swirling Waters
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Now local charities are trying to change the practice, known colloquially as 'sex for fish'.
BBC
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This process is known colloquially as water cremation and scientifically as alkaline hydrolysis, or aquamation.
Wired
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Colloquially a través del temps