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phrasing [ingl. am. ˈfreɪzɪŋ, ingl. brit. ˈfreɪzɪŋ] SUST. U
1. phrasing MÚS.:
- phrasing
- fraseo m
2. phrasing:
- phrasing (wording)
- expresión f
- phrasing (in writing)
- redacción f
I. phrase [ingl. am. freɪz, ingl. brit. freɪz] SUST.
1. phrase LING.:
- phrase
- frase f
- phrase
- locución f
- phrase (sentence)
- frase f
- verb/noun phrase
- frase f verbal/sustantiva
- verb/noun phrase
- locución f verbal/sustantiva
- verb/noun phrase
- sintagma m verbal/nominal
- teach them some useful phrases in French
- enséñales algunas frases or expresiones útiles en francés
- artists who, in Picasso's phrase, …
- artistas que, al decir de Picasso, …
- to coin a phrase
- por así decirlo
2. phrase MÚS.:
- phrase
- frase f (musical)
II. phrase [ingl. am. freɪz, ingl. brit. freɪz] V. trans.
1. phrase (express):
- phrase idea/suggestion/criticism
- expresar
- phrase idea/suggestion/criticism
- formular
- I would have phrased it differently
- yo lo hubiera expresado de otro modo
- a carefully phrased letter
- una carta redactada con gran cuidado
2. phrase MÚS.:
- phrase
- frasear
set phrase SUST.
- set phrase
- frase f hecha
noun phrase SUST. LING.
- noun phrase
- sintagma f nominal
phrase book SUST.
- phrase book
- manual m de conversación
- phrase book
- ≈ guía f de bolsillo para el viajero
español
inglés
- fraseo
- phrasing
- frase musical
- musical phrase
- frase musical
- phrase
- locución
- phrase
- locución adjetiva/adverbial
- adjectival/adverbial phrase
- frasear
- to phrase
- sintagma nominal
- noun phrase
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español
I. phrase [freɪz] SUST.
- phrase
- frase f
- phrase (idiomatic expression)
- expresión f
- verb/noun phrase
- sintagma verbal/nominal
- to have a good turn of phrase
- ser muy elocuente
II. phrase [freɪz] V. trans.
- to phrase sth well/badly
- expresar algo bien/mal
- well-turned phrase
- bien construido, -a
español
inglés
- locución
- phrase
- locución prepositiva
- prepositional phrase
- frase verbal
- verb phrase
- frase (expresión famosa)
- well-known phrase
- frase
- phrase
- muletilla (frase)
- catch phrase
- frase lapidaria
- memorable phrase
- galleguismo
- word or phrase of Galician origin
- bordón (muletilla)
- pet phrase
- germanismo
- word or phrase of German origin
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español
I. phrase [freɪz] SUST.
- phrase
- frase f
- phrase (idiomatic expression)
- expresión f
- verb/noun phrase
- sintagma verbal/nominal
- to have a good turn of phrase
- ser muy elocuente
II. phrase [freɪz] V. trans.
- to phrase sth well/badly
- expresar algo bien/mal
phrase book SUST.
- phrase book
- libro m de frases
catch phrase [ˈkætʃ·freɪz] SUST.
- catch phrase
- eslogan m
- well-turned phrase
- bien construido, -a
español
inglés
- locución
- phrase
- frase lapidaria
- memorable phrase
- frase verbal
- verb phrase
- frase (expresión famosa)
- well-known phrase
- frase
- phrase
- muletilla (frase)
- catch phrase
- germanismo
- word or phrase of German origin
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Typical cases of weak crossover occur when the expression that has been crossed over is a possessor inside a noun phrase, e.g.:: a.?
en.wikipedia.org Likewise, the noun phrase star shape means a star-like shape.
en.wikipedia.org Intransitive verbs such as "oko" walk never take an object noun phrase.
en.wikipedia.org The subject, if expressed as a noun phrase, normally precedes objects and other constituents.
en.wikipedia.org Using this construction adds the nuance that the noun (or noun phrase) is particular to the possessor.
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