Sentence examples for basically translates from inspiring English sources

The basic difference is that the formal uses the pronoun "Usted," which basically translates to "sir" or "ma'am".

This basically translates as a lot of snaps of them posing on super yachts, or on private jets, or in their drive-through shoe cupboards and whatnot.

"You really don't want someone to say, 'Wow, that's a bargain,' which basically translates as 'We would have been happy to pay much more than that!' " But how do you find out?

I'll put aside the fact that the whole concept is entirely sinister: telling any kid they're the next Justin Bieber basically translates to "you're the next crumbled mess everyone's going to hate".

This extremely indulgent marketing speak basically translates into a design that's more flexible in case you don't happen to have to be driving.

Sr.Pago, which basically translates to "Mr. Pay," hopes to serve the huge number of Mexican residents who don't have a bank account by enabling them to accept debit and credit card transactions in lieu of cash.

"We basically translated the novel into English and I knew a very good American scriptwriter.

Greenberg said it's applying the research that Sharethrough has done to measure the effectiveness of mobile ads and basically translating that into best practices and a score.

DXA analyses body composition at the molecular level that is basically translated into a clinical model made up of fat mass, non-bone lean mass, and bone mineral content.

And it would be very inefficient to modify the neural networks to basically translate the whole sentence to see if there's anything weird going on, then try again if there is.

There is also a bill in Parliament to revise the current criminal code, which was basically translated from the Dutch criminal code.