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Significats de popular name en anglès
Nonsystematic name for a chemical substance, generic trivial name used to name some item, name an object, etc.
Name generally used for a taxon, group of taxa or organism(s)
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Examples for "trivial epithet"
Examples for "trivial epithet"
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He called Hazel in his mind by the country name for wood-sorrel-theSleeping Beauty.
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A subsequent, deeply unpopular agreement that resolved a long-running country name dispute with North Macedonia also upset many Greek voters.
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Methodology See here the list of articles that contain the term "Africa" but no other African country name.
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The user name of those accounts is a variation of the same city or country name used for the password.
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The sanctioned country name.
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Maybe that's what's happened to this young man, suggested Mr. Hampton, which was the farmer's name.
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Just to know the farmer's name.
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After the dinner Mr. Vidal (for that was the farmer's name) asked what this Protestantism meant.
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The farmer's name being Captain Nathaniel Barrett, of pleasant family and situation, and a farm on which more farm work than usual is done.
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It is said that his mother, in a fit of displeasure with her host for some supposed neglect, called her child by the farmer's name.
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As usual, however, in the East, it has no general vernacular name.
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The same vernacular name may refer to one or more species and a single species may have more than one name in the vernacular.
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As vernacular names of definite application, the following are on record:
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The 'jungle' is the colloquial name for the make-shift camp that was dismantled.
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To them Burlington Notch became merely a colloquial name for Paradise, and life in the great hotel itself a beautiful dream.
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It's not a scientific word, but the colloquial name for a type of acne that frequent wearing of a mask can cause.
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While the project was good for the growers, it was also created to help Ni-Vans - the colloquial name for people from Vanuatu.
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The South African passport has once again earned its colloquial name -the Green Mamba -by continuing its descent down the global rankings.
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Most people know it by a non-scientific name: the "missing link".
Astronomical naming convention.
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Ús de popular name en anglès
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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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MEDUSA appears to be a popular name for directed energy weapons.
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Jive, a US-based company, is a popular name in the industry.
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In the event, its popular name was an exaggeration worthy of Dickens himself.
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I mean, it's a kind of popular name with that crowd.
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Its tilt gave the landmark its popular name - al-Hadba, or the hunchback.
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For girls, the most popular name is Adah, followed by Reese.
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In Italy, Francesco has fast become the most popular name for new baby boys.
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The tilt gave the landmark its popular name: the hunchback.
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The popular name for this articulation is the coffin joint.
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But the Republican party has a still more popular name.
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Ryan was the most popular name in Louth and was joint first in Kerry.
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