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Definition of parlance - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
languageparticular way of speaking or using words
- In legal parlance, 'tort' refers to a wrongful act..
2.
group languagespecific way of speaking by a group
- In legal parlance, 'tort' means a civil wrong.
Expressions with parlance
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using words most people use every day
In common parlance, this device is called a smartphone.
using words people use today
This device, in modern parlance, is called a smartphone.
Origin of parlance
French, parler (to speak)
Examples of parlance in a sentence
In everyday parlance, 'cool' can mean good or impressive. In medical parlance, 'stat' means immediately. In tech parlance, 'bug' refers to an error.
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- French:langage, ...
- German:Sprachgebrauch, Jargon, ...
- Italian:gergo, parlata, ...
- Spanish:jerga, ...
- Portuguese:linguajar, linguagem, ...
- Chinese:说法, 行话, ...
- Japanese:用語, 専門用語, ...
- Arabic:مُصْطَلَحات, لُغَة, ...
- Hebrew:לָשׁוֹן, ז׳רגוֹן, ...
- Russian:жаргон, язык, ...
- Ukrainian:мова, термінологія, ...
- Hindi:पारिभाषिक प्रयोग, भाषा, ...
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