In French and Portuguese (in Portugal), the washing behavior is combined with these languages' term for rat, yielding, respectively, and ratão-lavadeiro.
Mr. Rebelo said he was particularly alarmed by the use of English-language terms in business and technology when "there are perfectly adequate Portuguese-language substitutes".
The activities themselves will not be prohibited, mind you, just the use of the English-language terms by which they are commonly known here.
Their format and content is pretty much the same, with the artist in each case taking an unfamiliar, often complex art world topic and then attempting to explain it using language, terms and analogies familiar to Latino teenagers.
The authors admitted there was "enormous variation" between titles, with the share of articles using negative language – terms that connote dishonesty, lack of effort or dependency – ranging from 78% in the Sun to 36% in the Guardian.
The railway company Deutsche Bahn promised earlier this year to change its signs after a former school principal complained to his local member of Parliament about the use of English-language terms like "hot line," "service point" and "kiss and ride".
All are single-word, in-vocabulary, and in-language terms.
Performance degradation is observed from in-language to out-of-language terms.
As an example, natural language terms like "corridor" or "room" can be used to communicate the position of the robot in a map in a more intuitive way.
An analysis of the performance of the STD systems for in-language and out-of-language terms has been carried out and results are shown in Table 19.
