Coloquial (en. Colloquial)

In colloquial language, an average is a single number taken as representative of a list of numbers.

Nevertheless, the debate had left the impression that some members used the term practice in a much wider, almost colloquial sense, when focusing on concrete instances of what was characterized as bad as opposed to good practice.

B A pejorative colloquial expression for Hungarian patriotism.

Well, in colloquial terms, a form of hypnosis.

Then, in a simple manner and employing a colloquial narrative style, I told them when, how and why the conversation with Fidel Castro that had given rise to the informal notes to be delivered to President Clinton had taken place.

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In addition to these recreational and educational resources, it is important that researchers are aware of the most significant aspects of colloquial communication of the group with which they work, to suit the scientific discourse to the specific language of the participants, thereby promoting understanding.