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How much does 1 grand equal?
'grand' is a colloquial expression meaning one thousand.
What does the word ambiguity?
your gay
What is integer ambiguity?
Integer ambiguity refers to the initial epoch of a continuous tracking in the carrier phase measurement, usually it is denoted as N.
What is the synonyms of the word discrepancy?
Uncertainty, ambiguity
What is used in calculations to eliminate ambiguity?
dimensional analysis
How do you say 'and you' in German?
The colloquial expression for 'and you' is "du auch"
The definition of the colloquial-expression oo-roo?
"Oo-roo" is an informal Australian expression used to say goodbye. It is derived from the Aboriginal term for "see you" and is commonly used as a friendly way to bid farewell.
Is even though a colloquial word?
"Even though" is a common phrase used in formal and informal contexts to introduce a contrast or concession in a sentence. It is not considered colloquial; rather, it is a standard English phrase.
What does portuguese parliament as a colloquial expression mean?
means out of order
What is the meaning of the word amphibology?
Ambiguity of language. Ambiguity is an expression whose meaning cannot be determined from its context. Double or doubtful meaning.
What is French for the colloquial expression So it goes?
"C'est comme ça"
What does the expression go pound sand?
"Pound sand" = a colloquial expression meaning engage in a futile activity.Similar to "push on a rope".
What does the expression give someone beans mean?
It has two separate meanings: (colloquial, usually what they are meaning) form of encouragement, (colloquial sexual) finger bash or poke.
What term describes the possibility of more than one interpretation of a written or spoken expression?
ambiguity?
What is the meaning of screw up in colloquial and familiar expression?
Make a mess of something, make a mistake.
How much is 250 grands equal to?
A 'grand' is a colloquial expression meaning one thousand, so 250,000
Is parent-to-be a correct English and what is the correct word if not?
That is a comprehensible expression but "expectant parent" may be more colloquial.
