Usage of "to language"

Language.

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Ús de to language en anglès

You can define Celtic in many different ways, from art to language. 
 The Guardian 

More than words But there's more to language comprehension than just vocab. 
 BBC 

The historical method was applied to language long before it reached biology. 
 Darwin and Modern Science 

The communicational status refers to language as a medium for sharing knowledge. 
 The Civilization of Illiteracy 

She spoke to an ear that was deaf to language like this. 
 The Wept of Wish-Ton-Wish 

The police said they weren't aware of any complaints relating to language difficulties. 
 Radio NZ 

Just a few chapters in, something extremely odd begins to happen to language. 
 The Guardian 

The AMCU's differences with the NUM even come down to language. 
 Reuters 

We will not apply any restrictions to language and publication status. 
 Pubmed 

When it comes to language-learning anecdotes, my favorite source is child language acquisition. 
 The mammoth book of the best of best new sf 

But with regard to language, democratic nations prefer obscurity to labor. 
 Democracy in America — Volume 2 

Next to language acquisition, but dependent on language, is the skill of reading. 
 The Irish Times 

Elements pertaining to language are integrated in the human's biological structure. 
 The Civilization of Illiteracy 

When it comes to language, Catalan is filled with stool-related sayings and idioms. 
 BBC 

They are not reducible to language, although they are connected to its experience. 
 The Civilization of Illiteracy 

Every expression possible to language is employed to denote utter destruction, everlasting death. 
 Our Day / In the Light of Prophecy 

Significats de to language en anglès