Usar "slang" en una oración

1. During the more than twenty Earth years they lived together, other than a bit of post-American and Brazilian slang that they taught each other, they lived their life together in the Kassidorian language because it was the language they had in common

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2. discovery soon drifted into the shorthand slang of exploitation

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3. Their meal arrived, berry pancakes and bacon strips was what he called it, here the slang translated literally to 'patters and toast

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4. Clones, Synthetics, Artificial People, Androids; all of these terms were used and rejected, and, as ever in human history, when faced with something new or misunderstood, the hopes of creation and discovery soon drifted into the shorthand slang of exploitation

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5. He or she is mindful of slang and subtlety of meaning

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6. They were called ‘Hangers’ in slang and had become the symbol of urban life

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7. Sally didn’t respond to the slang term I used for his name

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8. And David put his hand in his bag, and took thence a stone, and slang it, and smote the Philistine in his forehead, that the stone sunk into his forehead; and he fell upon his face to the earth

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9. Navy slang for a drinking fountain aboard a United States ship of war

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10. “Honeypot” was slang in

11. As said I loved the MAG or LMG and so did SAP COIN who had a song about it! Something like this which is in Afrikaans for it is very hard to translate being slang but I tried in brackets:

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12. Almost like a universal slang

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13. She told me it was to explain slang

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14. 49 And David put his hand in his bag, and took then a stone, and slang it, and struck the Philistine in his forehead, that the stone sunk

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15. “The Dauntless have the weirdest slang

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16. That is elven slang, night sessions tend to be more serious, romantic, passionate, and generally last one to three hours

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17. "Wait here," he growled, then added something about a "recon" that Parker took to be Army slang for reconnaissance

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18. ” He sounded like a foreign exchange student learning English, his words coming out in a staccato-like fashion, speaking with proper grammar, lacking the idioms or slang terms which most native speakers use

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19. It's Zufa slang

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20. “Tu es pédé?” Literally, are you a pederast? – except that pédé is slang for homo

21. “Was that slang?” Melody

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22. Being one of the gang, not standing out too much, knowing the popular bands, going to new clubs, using the latest slang – these things didn’t interest him

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23. The first slang word he became familiar with was the word ‘mate’ that meant friend

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24. "Wassup Keta," I said in by best slang

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25. "And kindly refrain from using all that hippy slang

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26. I think that 'gravy' is slang for money in

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27. Also slang referring to the use of plug tobacco

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28. Origin: The word “nut” was used as a slang term for “head” around 1820

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29. They were held totally in French, which was spoken so fast and filled with so many slang terms that I was unable to follow

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30. The Internet, once a slang

31. Who sharpens the bullets for sharpshooters? It is rather ironic that slang for a gun is “piece” while the word “peace”

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32. silly ironic statements which we used to call "The Fulford Slang" because we

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33. Accent, slang, the soaked-feather consonants < but clearly he was refusing to go to the

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34. the last up-to-date slang expressions, or idioms, or the latest issues, those that “everyone

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35. “CHAV: A slang term which has been in wide use throughout the United

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36. as awesome as Cherrie’s teen slang crunk suggests, but in not wanting to

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37. ” PO was medical slang for “by mouth

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38. communicated with Salvez? I know my kids use slang that I am clueless

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39. In the major US and British networks, there is a slang term called “ITP”

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40. I don’t mean to say that this was some strange career of mine, of course, and neither was it prison slang

41. The chorus was old slang for getting inebriated and making love

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42. The young soldiers slouched in the back seat, spoke slang and described lives they one day planned to have

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43. been raised in a home where my parents didn't allow slang, and to this day, my mother

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44. What are the odds that �mouth� is actually slang for �toilet� here? Taking a calculated chance, he opened the bottle, took a swig, and began gargling

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45. In short, that by which it is possible to feel, using the language of slang, the

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46. Rock ‘n Roll (A 50’s/60’s American slang for sex in the backseat of a car)

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47. “I've been scanning,” her hutechnic tongue passed as native slang

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48. Robin winced as a torrent of incomprehensible Breton was followed by an explosion of London slang

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49. the English slang, "what we are cooking up"

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50. 'Allerlei' is a slang

51. He could speak English without a trace of an accent, but preferred to wield a mixture of Chicano slang

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52. Nevertheless I was quite interested in the bits of pickpocket argot that floated across to us, expressions like "crossing the mit," "nipping a slang," a "mouthpiece," "making a holler" and innumerable other choice bits as unintelligible to me as "Beowulf

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53. “You spent all that time in the UK and you didn't pickup any of the slang?” Jamie asked

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54. After a year in Hong Kong I could speak a smattering of the local Cantonese dialect, I knew a northern Chinese restaurant from a Guangdong restaurant, and I had convinced myself that there was no better beer in the world than San Lik, the slang way of pronouncing San Miguel which identified you as a resident which in turn identified you as being off limits when it came to overcharging or harassing

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55. “Yeah, Ralph studied Earth culture and loves American comedic slang so he uses it whenever possible,” Ethan said

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56. slang, but rather in the pureCastilian of his time, preferably in

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57. In the slang words of the time, it "sees its finish" if the positive thought is

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58. Greg and Striker, the great experts at Brooks Range, treated me with endless patience, even though I couldn't understand any of the local slang

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59. This system, combined with localallusions, double meanings and current slang, in

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60. In English slang it refers to a young woman

61. Who was Jesus? ‘Jesus’ is merely a Semitic misspelling of the Greco-Persian slang word: ‘Zeus’: used in the Mid-east

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62. English culture is permeated with undead reptile-bird culture: the slang term for the male penis is pecker: A blind bird beak pecking at something it wants to get into

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63. In a lot of books, we have stories involved in robbery, rapes, murders, abductions, and this means some detective/police force will be used along with their slang terminology

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64. “Echo” was military slang for an interrogator

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65. “Careful, your twenty-first century slang is coming out

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66. "I see a young lady who pins her collar straight, laces her boots neatly, and neither whistles, talks slang, nor lies on the rug as she used to do

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67. Being only à glorious human boy', of course he frolicked and flirted, grew dandified, aquatic, sentimental, or gymnastic, as college fashions ordained, hazed and was hazed, talked slang, and more than once came perilously near suspension and expulsion

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68. "No slang," snapped Jo, slamming down the pillow

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69. "The better reason for my not being conversant with the slang of the bank, which is here dinning in my ears from morning to night; that noise of jingling crowns, which are constantly being counted and re-counted, is odious to me

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70. This private language of quotations, back slang, and inverted logic was all fun and sport for a while, but a steady exposure to cinematic dystopia and paranoid ranting probably didn’t help any, when your equilibrium was already under constant assault from fatigue, a surfeit of stimulants, and too much attention

71. Now Mercer wondered if he’d been jonesing for a fix, or whatever the slang was

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72. Once, I had felt the rightness of the slang term “buzz”: efflorescence, that bursting of the shell of the self

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73. All choice of words is slang

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74. "There is correct English: that is not slang

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75. And the strongest slang of all is the slang of poets

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76. "Well, tell me whether it is slang or poetry to call an ox a leg-plaiter

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77. That’s slang for detective, isn’t it?” This was something I never would have said forty-eight hours earlier

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78. confusion over his use of British slang, because he added,

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79. There are three acronyms that serve as a slang shorthand in describing these factors: TS, OPM, and SOTT

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80. Before we bring in all those gangsters and g-men (gangster slang for FBI agents) you see in the movies (Hollywood wasn’t slow to see the potential for making money out of prohibition), you need to realise one important point: In many parts of the country, especially in rural areas, prohibition worked

81. In slang terms, sometimes referred to as a Jelly Roll

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82. "Silence then, capital R!" resumed Bossuet, who was discussing a point of law behind the scenes, and who was plunged more than waist high in a phrase of judicial slang, of which this is the conclusion:—

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83. Through this repulsive slang, Marius understood that gendarmes or the police had come near apprehending these two children, and that the latter had escaped

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84. Marius understood that probably, judging from their flight on the evening before, from their breathless condition, from their terror and from the words of slang which he had overheard, these unfortunate creatures were plying some inexplicably sad profession, and that the result of the whole was, in the midst of human society, as it is now constituted, two miserable beings who were neither girls nor women, a species of impure and innocent monsters produced by misery

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85. melting the avalanches of slang in her brain, she went on:—

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86. These hideous and delicate products of wonderful art are to jewellers' work what the metaphors of slang are to poetry

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87. The skilful in our century have conferred on themselves the title of Statesmen; so that this word, statesmen, has ended by becoming somewhat of a slang word

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88. " There was besides, in Montparnasse's sentence, a literary beauty which was lost upon Gavroche, that is mon dogue, ma dague et ma digue, a slang expression of the Temple, which signifies my dog, my knife, and my wife, greatly in vogue among clowns and the red-tails in the great century when Moliere wrote and Callot drew

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89. before his eyes,—these men conversed in slang

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90. These two words, icigo and icicaille, both of which mean ici, and which belong, the first to the slang of the barriers, the second to the slang of the Temple, were flashes of light for Thenardier

91. The antique slang of the great century is no longer spoken except in the Temple, and Babet was really the only person who spoke it in all its purity

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92. Babet added, still in that classical slang which was spoken by Poulailler and Cartouche, and which is to the bold, new, highly colored and risky argot used by Brujon what the language of Racine is to the language of Andre Chenier:—

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93. Where are we at this moment? In the land of slang

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