An expression whose meanings cannot be inferred from the meanings of the words that make it up.
Sinônimos
Examples for "accent"
Examples for "accent"
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His accent, however, was not quite so sophisticated as his young employer's.
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Don't expect an accent.' Returning to the book, she recited: 'What funnel?
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RELATED: American mocked over accent RELATED: How are Aussie accents really formed?
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DR. OGILVY: That's quite all right...I can't place your accent Mr. Vennema.
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Melonie: In South Africa we rarely act with a South African accent.
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Hands-marrow-lain the Molonglo dialect; as contrasted with marra in the Adelaide.
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The receptionist that night was new and couldn't quite understand the dialect.
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He also worked with a dialect coach to learn the Russian language.
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Then they shouted in the Aleut dialect for the hunters to embark.
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Yet the version is acknowledged to be in the Alexandrine Greek dialect.
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идиома português
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idiotisme idiomàtic 1
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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The sacred idiom shorn of its referents and so of its reality.
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You craft a good-enough idiom so you can work on something together.
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The western idiom constitutes what is more properly called the Turkish language.
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She says it is the idiom of the local people of Kiltartan.
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His companions were talking German with the ease of a familiar idiom.
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One evening Lincoln approached Miss Todd, and said, in his peculiar idiom:
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It's a shape-shifting four-door coupe in the idiom of Mercedes' present CLS-Class.
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The gentleman spoke as a foreigner, but imperfectly acquainted with the idiom.
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Ehyeh asher ehyeh is a Hebrew idiom to express a deliberate vagueness.
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So absolute is this truth that it has passed into an idiom.
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Sir Harry illustrated the idiom, lifting an imaginary glass to his mouth.
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