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1) Общая лексика: военный жаргон (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_parlance)2) Военный термин: военная терминология, военный язык -
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4 in military parlance
Общая лексика: выражаясь военным языком -
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בלשון צבאית* * *◙ תיאבצ ןושלב◄ -
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[ʹpɑ:ləns] nманера говорить или выражаться; языкnewspaper [military] parlance - газетный [военный] жаргон /язык/
in common /ordinary/ parlance - в просторечии
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n манера говорить или выражаться; языкСинонимический ряд:1. speech (noun) colloquialism; dialect; discourse; idiom; manner of speech; parley; patois; speech2. utterance (noun) comment; conversation; mention; remark; speaking; talk; utterance3. wording (noun) diction; phrase; phraseology; phrasing; verbalism; verbiage; wordage; wording -
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1. n преим. пренебр. многословие; словоизвержение; словоблудиеmere verbiage — пустословие; пустые слова
2. n манера выражатьсяСинонимический ряд:1. circumambages (noun) circumambages; circumbendibus; circumlocution; loquacity; periphrase; periphrasis; pleonasm; redundancy; roundabout; tautology; verbality; verbosity; wordiness2. wording (noun) diction; parlance; phrase; phraseology; phrasing; verbalism; wordage; wording
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