Sentence examples for which 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".

"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?

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.

His area of expertise is the impressive sounding "autonomous non-holonomic mobile robots implementing computer vision and advanced machine learning methods," which basically translates to him really knowing what he's talking about when it comes to building bots.

The revolutionaries call these mobs "baltageya," which basically translates as thugs.  .

A tiny little bag of shake costs about 5 CUCs, which basically translates to a month's salary for a Cuban.

Which essentially translates into: RIP privacy rights.

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

Are we really going to ask teachers to start taking on armed assailants?" wrote user Maligned-Instrument. "It's better than having a 'gun free zone sign' which, to criminals, basically translates to 'This means that you have more time to shoot up the school before police arrive.'" commented user Robotyc.

which basically remains undefined.

Which basically spoils all his songs.