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Meanings of common names in anglès
Astronomical naming convention.
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Examples for "proper name for astronomical object"
Examples for "proper name for astronomical object"
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The pouch has given Impatiens glandulifera one English common name, policeman's helmet.
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Despite his relatively common name, Matthew Harrison was easy to track down.
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It was a common name, so I'd never thought of Ryan's partner.
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Barlow was a fairly common name, and Manhattan was a big place.
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You will no doubt wonder why it carries such a common name.
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The once popular name has copped a bad rap in recent years.
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I mentioned before that Milo's become a very popular name, I'm told.
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This was the popular name by which the frigate Constitution was known.
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We will call him, then, by his popular name, Mr Wilder- arover
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Jeffie was a popular name in France about 100 years ago.
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The traditional name of this card is Judgment, or The Last Judgment.
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In the second place, a lane bearing the traditional name of the village.
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In 1993 the rock was formally given its traditional name, Uluru.
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Is it better to go with a traditional name or a modern one?
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Kumano is the traditional name for the southern part of Japan's Kii peninsula.
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Speak to your children using the proper names for their body parts.
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The large number of proper names, the occasional reference to chronicles, ii.
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This Gospel also abounds in proper names, both of places and persons.
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Yet as proper names they do not mean any of those things.
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When possible, proper names were checked against the index for extra surety.
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Samson and the Abbé Montès are the truly popular names.
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Daniel and Chloe were the most popular names announced in the Saturday column last year.
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The fact that these animals have no popular names shows how little they are known.
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The current top names do not feature in this list of the most popular names ever.
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These several measures were sustained by popular names and plausible arguments, by which thousands were deluded.
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They had been christened Groups, Bunks, and Yelpers, three traditional names in his family.
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All the traditional names, all the hallowed slogans will remain exactly what they were in the good old days.
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He has restored the traditional names of the months, which had been altered by Niyazov to honour national symbols.
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He has restored the traditional names of the months, which had been altered by Niyazov to honor national symbols.
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One of its traditional names is Katmir, a word whose letters, it should be observed, are with one exception identical with Rakim.
Usage of common names in anglès
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The Matterhorn straddles two countries, Switzerland and Italy, and has three common names.
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They were common names, leading into labyrinths of useless information.
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Today, our common names for plants and animals vary as much as the species themselves.
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People choose passwords like "dragon" for the same reason they use common names.
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Other suggestions for symbolistic announcements of some of the more common names are as follows:
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It is hard not to laugh at the common names- Ionlysay we should not.
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Shippensburg University researchers discovered that kids with less- common names are more prone to juvenile delinquency.
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She did not approve of such common names as Princess Anne and Lady Churchill used-Mrs
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But common names should not be appropriated to individuals.
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The effect is even more pronounced when the sample is widened beyond the most common names.
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But four of the world's most famous cetaceans aren't whales at all, despite their common names.
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That all governments in Scripture are styled by the common names of power or authority: e.g.
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Just how and why some plants acquire their common names can be something of a puzzle.
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In this summery Eden, Linnaeus tossed out Adam's common names and proposed his system of Latin binomials.
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The three most common names, Kim, Lee, and Park, together account for forty-five percent of the population.
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Other common names include yellow spindle coral, golden fairy spindle, tongues of flame, and slender golden fingers.
This collocation consists of:
Common names through the time
Common names across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common