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Meanings of languages in English
Particular system of communication, usually named for the region or peoples that use it.
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Examples for "language"
Examples for "language"
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English language tests Question: I need to book an English language test.
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Ukrainian remains the state language; the right to speak Russian is guaranteed.
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Though she said nothing, her body language provided a clear enough answer.
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He can't talk much now, can't form words, can't use sign language.
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Bembo's work was used to shape the language spoken across Italy today.
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Under federal law, however, parole before his 40th birthday is a possibility.
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The law has now been changed to allow the possibility of parole.
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The board recommended last year that De Kock be released on parole.
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That means it's up to state parole officials to grant his release.
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His petition for parole has come up every two years since 2000.
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And there was yin with her-theforeign lady with the lang name.
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Wow, woman, the Bertrams of Ellangowan are the auld Dingawaies lang syne.
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Poor ghostlike languages that hae put off flesh and blood lang syne.
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The langest twa days o' a lang life they were to me.
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Ah, a wee bit drap will send a mon a lang way.
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Serge lifted his hand, the physical Belter idiom for asking a question.
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For that moment Michael was struck by the idiom Tessio had used.
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The savages of the Neutral Nation had also adopted the Huron idiom.
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It takes an American idiom and id to properly troll the electorate.
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Christine interrupted, not comprehending the technical idiom and not interested in it.
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Also read: 24 Afrikaans idioms that are hilarious when translated into English
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Read also: 24 Afrikaans idioms that are hilarious when translated into English
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The source language forms of the selected idioms have not been included.
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And that's a merging of idioms that can work like magic too.
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Van Hoek sees idioms in its rigging that argue to the contrary.
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The scenarios were filmed in the country that related to that particular language.
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The Primordial had no need to use any particular language.
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She won't talk your particular language, and on that account you think she's ill.
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In writing, the question is denoted by a particular sign, depending on the particular language.
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In particular language, memory and executive functions were intact.
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As I've explained before, the meaning of human language changes with context.
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It didn't just happen once like perhaps, human language only evolved once.
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Kateos's loquaciousness was unfettered with her increasing command of the human language.
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You seem unable to understand the ordinary use of the human language.
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But human language is a feeble medium of communication with the Almighty.
Usage of languages in English
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Perhaps within days or weeks we'll be able to understand new languages.
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They all speak different languages, you know, all those different ethnic groups.
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The game supports several languages including English, German, Italian, Spanish and more.
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The Swiss are a fine people different languages, different religions, different races.
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LANGUAGE: Spanish and French are the official languages, though Spanish is predominant.
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Following the accession in May, the EU shall have 20 official languages.
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Oxford also overtook Cambridge in subject rankingsfor law, history and modern languages.
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Spanish and French were much more likely languages for Americans to speak.
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India's people speak as many as 780 different languages, the PSLI said.
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Many spoke multiple languages including English, and they found constant work translating.
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A knowledge of languages can be a great benefit in my trade.
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It's my mind speaking in a thousand different languages I don't understand.
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Coronavirus advice in Pacific Islander languages was published only four days ago.
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Many schools currently report acute difficulties recruiting teachers for Stem and languages.
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They say students need help that is offered in their own languages.
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This approach also greatly enriches efforts to standardize simulator-independent model description languages.
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