0 to express something that has been said or written in a different way, usually so that it is clearer -- sparafrazować, wyrazić inaczej, przeredagować
The bulk of the included scientific material is brought, explicitly or implicitly, as paraphrases or quotations of previous sources.
The discussion of forms of the possessive pronoun (44), for instance, merely paraphrases the data on the map.
The experimenter repeated (or paraphrased) the instructions if needed, but offered no other guidance.
We select one paraphrase phenomenon for each of the three paraphrasing goals.
The paraphrase instances are automatically extracted and then generalized into paraphrase patterns.
As a result, 7,226 generated sentences were judged as correct paraphrases (accuracy of about 88%).
But if something like that happens, as in normal conversations, judges can paraphrase the rules and settle the uncertainty for the future.
It can be paraphrased as 'that's how it went'.
