Phrases are syntactical units.

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Use a dictionary to find the meanings of the phrases below.

And it's the dilemma that this Chinese man faces, who's language is spoken by more people in the world than any other single language, and yet he is sitting at his blackboard, converting Chinese phrases into English language phrases.

Creativity is the meme maker that puts slogans on our t shirts and phrases on our lips.

There are few phrases that pack a more concentrated dose of subject and symbol than the perfect punchline.

When you go abroad, it is useful to learn at least some polite phrases in the local language.

The meaning of phrases often depended upon a context that could extend through numerous paragraphs and even across several documents.

Even learning a few classic phrases will help with shopping, ordering a meal in a restaurant, or chatting on a taxi.

The nub of Article 55 lies in the phrases social progress and development and human rights and fundamental freedoms for all .

How do you put simple disruptive technologies, and the first of five phrases that I'm going to talk about in this talk?

The suggestion was also made that the word international should be inserted between the phrases must provide for and carriage by sea .

There are two phrases in square brackets in operative paragraph 5 good governance and proper management of public affairs and public property .

That suffering has been communicated by short words and phrases, such as Halabja, Anfal, mass graves, each one encapsulating horrendous suffering and injustice.

This is a project that scans the world's newly posted blog entries every two or three minutes, searching for occurrences of the phrases I feel and I am feeling. And when it finds one of those phrases, it grabs the full sentence up to the period and also tries to identify demographic information about the author.

I bet, in a couple of years, that phrases like coworking and couchsurfing and time banks are going to become a part of everyday vernacular.

He suggested stating in the commentary that the phrases place of business and conflicting mandatory rules could be defined by an REIO in a declaration.

Now language's subversive power has been recognized throughout the ages in censorship, in books you can't read, phrases you can't use and words you can't say.

Phrases and snippets taken out of context in what I call the highlighter version, which is the one favored by both Muslim fundamentalists and anti Muslim Islamophobes.

The ICRC believes that the phrases for the purposes of humanitarian demining and that might be subject to humanitarian demining operations should be deleted from paragraph 11.

Even today, we know that there are words we cannot use, phrases we cannot say, because if we do so, we might be accosted, jailed, or even killed.

This is a piece that every two or three minutes scans the world's newly posted blog entries for occurrences of the phrases I feel or I am feeling.

I found these rules out by comparing the statistics of four word phrases that appear more often in the most favorite TEDTalks as opposed to the least favorite TEDTalks.

The United States Department of the Army stated in a publication that such broad phrases in international law are in reality a reliance upon moral law and public opinion .

Youth organizations are concerned that often used phrases such as the youth of today are the best educated generation ever may detract attention from the continuing need for high quality education.

The words or phrases that are lit up in red are glossary words, so I can get a different definition by just touching the word, and the definition appears, superimposed over the illustration.

It warms your heart when, while listening to a song in a (seemingly!) foreign language Slovak, Macedonian, or Slovenian you hear words that you have known since your childhood and even understand whole phrases.

It was further suggested that the phrases for a reason unrelated to the bringing of the claim and not inconsistent with international law , in connection with the acquisition of nationality, could be refined further.

We do that for all the words and phrases that appear in those books, and that gives us a big table of two billion lines that tell us about the way culture has been changing.

And when it finds one of those phrases, it grabs the sentence up to the period, and then automatically tries to deduce the age, gender and geographical location of the person that wrote that sentence.

As an altar boy, I breathed in a lot of incense, and I learned to say phrases in Latin, but I also had time to think about whether my mother's top down morality applied to everybody.

The word international should be inserted in square brackets between the phrases must provide for and carriage by sea pending consideration by the Working Group of draft article 2 of A CN.9 WG.III WP.44

Indeed, Tunisia is a stern test of the EU s Mediterranean partnership a long promoted policy that so far consists of little more than empty phrases. Tunisia s revolution is a unique historical opportunity, and the EU s stake in the outcome can hardly be overestimated.

Such harassment is the everyday stuff of journalism in what Vladimir Putin calls the post Soviet space. Armenia may have adopted in 1995 a new Constitution with fine phrases about freedom of speech, but both the petty harassments and the mortal threats of the Soviet era remain.

As regards subparagraph (1) (b), it was noted that the word provide and the alternative phrases whether it has the top ranking in the auction and to establish the changes needed to any bid to give it the top ranking in the auction should be deleted.

MADRID Among the numerous challenges the West faces, one is consistently overlooked its addiction to meaningless rhetoric. From US President Barack Obama s oxymoronic first term mantra leading from behind to the recent German variant leading from the center, empty phrases have become the currency of Western governments foreign policies.

These and similar phrases have been common currency among American legislators, regulators, and financial firms for decades. Even in the wake of the financial crisis that erupted in 2008, they trip off the word processors of a hundred submissions challenging the so called Volcker rule (which would bar banks from making proprietary investments).

Might such ease and efficiency not also fuel market instability, and serve the interests of intermediaries rather than their clients? Phrases like sand in the machine and grit in the oyster, which were pejorative in the prelapsarian days of 2006, are now used to support regulatory or fiscal changes that may slow down trading and reduce its volume.

Secondly, some have attempted to interpret the outcome document (resolution 60 1) of the September 2005 summit in a simplified manner, linking phrases, ideas and concepts to the mandates of various United Nations organs and Committees in a manner that weakens their capacity to implement their Charter mandates, despite the outcome document's emphasis on the links among development, security and human rights.