Significados de peculiar dialect en inglés

The Signor, in his peculiar dialect, replied, Do not detain me, sir!

They are not tattooed, always use the sumpitan, and have a peculiar dialect.

They talk a peculiar dialect that you won't hear anywhere else on earth.

He heard several fishermen talking in their peculiar dialect.

Each passion has its specific expressions, its peculiar dialect, so to speak, by which one knows it.

Hellenic influences began to act on the Jewish mind, and a peculiar dialect of Hebrew-Greek, called the Hellenistic, was formed.

I have some little difficulty in understanding Monsieur Paul, as he speaks a peculiar dialect; but he seems good-natured and obliging enough.

For example, language is very largely transmitted in the family, and students tell us that each family has its own peculiar dialect.

They are wild and rude to a proverb, and generally speak a peculiar dialect of Romany, which is called the Bear-leaders' by philologists.

Every province of Japan has its own peculiar dialect; and that of Oki, as might be expected in a country so isolated, is particularly distinct.

I enquire after the gatekeeper's family, but her answer is given in the peculiar dialect of the place, and is, of course, unintelligible to me.

They have peculiar dialects, use the sumpitan, and are a wild and fierce people.

"It will be far better to hide ourselves than to oppose them," observed the guide, in his peculiar dialect, which I cannot attempt to imitate.