Príklady idiom

• He used a very obscure idiom which I can't quite bring to mind.

• I wasn't familiar with the idiom so I had to guess what he meant.

• Both approaches are problematic since they cannot explain why particles and idiom parts can be fronted.

• Pretenders to power were unable to call upon the idioms of class, ethnicity or even religion to rouse popular movements in their support.

• But this is a subjective matter and many readers may like this kind of idiom.

• In section 6.5 he specifically addresses the structure of idioms, and in section 6.6, what he calls constructional idioms.

• Because of a lack of available stimuli, a number of idioms were used as a four-character multiple-meaning control group.

• Though diverse in idioms, they all shared a profound involvement with the revival of a folk culture and its assimilation into art music.

• Second, the explicit program-proof connection makes it easier to express compiler/prover error messages with the traditional idiom of type errors.

• But of course, the idiom changes immediately when the two halves of facts are brought together again.

• Honour might have been a common idiom among men, but the different immigrant communities perhaps attatched to it quite different connotations and importance.

• Political discourse on truth and courage is highly moral, and this is often expressed in kinship idioms.

• These two upper lines carry texts in the masculine voice emblematic of the courtly-love idiom.

• To be suitable, an interface must conform to the idioms used for printing in the language of the generated code.

• We further predict that idioms of this type should never involve give-type verbs, as these are only associated with the caused possession event schema.

• They were asked to imagine an individual listener and the language evolved to become an electronic form of the pre-literate storyteller idiom.

• The idioms are typically instantiated by matching them against pieces of the real world problem at hand.