idiomatics造句

• Mia Keinanen and Aislinn MacMaster have eye-catching idiomatic solos.
• Elements of modern idiomatic language underline the contemporaneousness of the issues.
• Throughout, Bernie's family is inscribed with idiomatic rightness.
• Arafat told the legislators, using an idiomatic expression in Arabic.
• The part writing is sure, always idiomatic and evenly distributed.
• Other languages employ periphrasis, with idiomatic expressions or auxiliary verbs.
• His style is flexible and abundantly idiomatic, but without affectation.
• For me, the word is also a little more idiomatic.
• They're the only 2 idiomatic ways of saying it.
• It would not be idiomatic to use a second may here.
• The epigraphical Aeolic Greek vocalism of Hestiaeotis is bizarre and idiomatic.
• Jack's phrase is the only one that is idiomatic.
• And the Moscow Philharmonic plays this music with idiomatic assurance.
• Actually, Hvorostovsky's Italian is crisply idiomatic throughout the disk.
• Fantasias and other works _ and in its idiomatic flair.
• You mean " good idiomatic " is not an oxymoron?
• Netanyahu can win over American audiences with unaccented idiomatic English.
• There are numerous regional particularities and idiomatic expressions within Spanish.
• Aspects of the novel have entered the Chinese idiomatic lexicon.
• The sounds produced are conventionalized or idiomatic signals based on speech patterns.