LANGUAGE - Englisch-Slowenisch Übersetzung

lan·guage [ˈlæŋgwɪʤ] SUBST

1. language (of nation):

language: jezik m

a foreign language: tuj jezik

sb's native language: materni jezik koga

2. language:

language (words): jezik m

language (style of expression): govorica f

bad language: preklinjanje

3. language:

language (of specialist group): jezik m

language (individual expressions): izrazje n

OpenDict-Eintrag

language SUBST

language: način izražanja

ˈbody lan·guage SUBST no Pl

body language: govorica f telesa

ˈlan·guage la·bora·tory SUBST

language laboratory: fonolaboratorij m

ˈlan·guage learn·ing SUBST no Pl

language learning: učenje n tujih jezikov

ma·ˈchine lan·guage SUBST COMPUT

machine language: strojni jezik m

natu·ral ˈlan·guage SUBST

natural language: naravni jezik m

ˈsign lan·guage SUBST

sign language: znakovni jezik m

sign language: govorica f gluhonemih

tar·get ˈlan·guage SUBST

target language: ciljni jezik m

world ˈlan·guage SUBST

world language: svetovni jezik m

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abusive language: grdo govorjenje

colloquial language: pogovorni jezik

everyday language: vsakdanji jezik

language skills: znanje jezika

universal language: univerzalni jezik

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The structured filtering language is robust enough to allow maildrop to work with virtual mailboxes.

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