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constituencies within the
idiom.
Mobile idioms,
allowing such movement,
maintain their idiomatic meaning where fixed idioms do not:
Mobile I
spilled the...
- 諺語; yànyǔ).
While not the only
idioms in Chinese, they are
often referred to as
Chinese idioms or four-character
idioms.
Chengyu are
mostly derived from...
- Look up
Idiom or
idiom in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. An
idiom is an
expression with a
figurative meaning (not
deducible from the
individual words...
- World". www.programming-
idioms.org. "Insert
element in list". www.programming-
idioms.org. programming-
idioms.org
shows short idioms implementations in most...
-
words (although some
idioms do
retain their literal meanings – see the
example "kick the bucket" below). By
another definition, an
idiom is a
speech form...
- An
idiom dictionary is a
dictionary or
phrase book that
lists and
explains idioms –
distinctive words or
phrases having a
figurative meaning that goes...
-
Sinhala idioms (Sinhala: රූඩි, rūḍi) and
colloquial expressions that are
widely used to
communicate figuratively, as with any
other developed language...
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Communicatio idiomatum (Latin:
communication of properties) is a
Christological concept about the
interaction of
deity and
humanity in the
person of Jesus...
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There are many
common idioms of improbability, or adynata, used to
denote that a
given event is
impossible or
extremely unlikely to occur. As a response...
- volleyball, etc.), etc. This list does not
include idioms derived exclusively from baseball. The body of
idioms derived from that
sport is so
extensive that...
