Sentence examples for dictionary of expressions from inspiring English sources

And the unfulfilled promises of men who deflowered virgins but refused to marry them have spawned a dictionary of expressions conveying disappointment and pathos.

The majority of currently implemented methods are rule-based systems that match patterns and dictionaries of expressions that frequently contain PHI [ 16].

He helped publish a dictionary of Patuá expressions, and for the past 18 years he has staged an annual play that revives what local people call "doci papiaçam," or sweet speech, a stew of archaic Portuguese, Malay and Singhalese spiced with English, Dutch and Japanese, and more recently, a large helping of Cantonese.

Wigney said Latham's defence was extraordinary because it had 12 parts, nine schedules and a purported dictionary of words and expressions used in the defence.

Thai-English dictionary of legal terms and expressions.

It also has a dictionary of diving terms and expressions, and you'll get more terms with the app's full version on iOS and Android ($4 each).

Featuring more than 2,100 terms, Foodict is an extensive dictionary of local and international food expressions.

Francis Grose, in his late 18th‑century Classical Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue, glossed numerous euphemistic expressions with a second euphemism.

Expression (mathtt) is itself a function that takes a dictionary of type (t) and returns the equality function from that dictionary, of type (trightarrow t rightarrow Bool).

The Dictionary of American Regional English is trying to encourage podcasters to employ endangered American words and expressions in the hope of preserving them.

Oxford Dictionary of Psychology.