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1 If we choose to follow word-for-word, we will never pave our own path to the simpler life we desire.
2 The word-for-word quote, from David Kirkpatrick's book "The Facebook Effect": "A squirrel dying in front of your house may be more relevant to your interests right now than people dying in Africa."
3 word-for-word translations from one language to another often result in ungrammatical or meaningless sentences. This can be illustrated by translating the following French sentences.
4 These literal, word-for-word, "translations" puzzle some foreigners. Those who know Chinese culture, on the other hand, think of them as an interesting phenomenon.
5 If you try similar word-for-word translations, you too could end up with nonsense.
6 Read both word-for-word and then judge which is easier to read.
7 Holman Christian Standard Bible (HCSB) is another new word-for-word translation that strives to be both literally accurate and readable.
8 Write, word-for-word, the script for your documentary. This means that you will write the dialogue of your characters as well as the narrator's dialogue.
9 Literal translation, especially word-for-word translation is a frequently employed strategy at present, leading to English signs of poor readability and almost incomprehensibility.
10 More praise of Mao and the Communist Party. Lyrics in pinyin and characters, with word-for-word English translation.
11 A symbol is always in general and, however precise its translation,(www.Sentencedict.com) an artist can restore to it only its movement: there is no word-for-word rendering.
12 Words in praise of Chairman Mao, put to a traditional Chinese folk tune. Lyrics in pinyin and characters, with word-for-word English translation.
13 The influence of literature on children is not merely literary, nor is the translation for children a word-for-word rendering.
14 One study showed that 79% of test users scanned any new page they visited, while only 16% read the page word-for-word.
15 He pointed out that this linguistic mentality helped create such expressions as 'long time no see, ' a word-for-word translation of a Chinese expression that became a mainstay of spoken English.
16 The court was in session Mondays through Thursdays, and the professor assigned a group of students to keep a word-for-word record for each day.
17 Right beside his appeal was another flier with the same request, word-for-word identical in every way, right down to the typeface.
18 He said that every program he wrote was edited and re written, word-for-word , 50 times!
19 I know the passage by heart and can recite it word-for-word .
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