1.口语(体);
1.The derivative of colloquial
2.a colloquial word or expression
1.Frost's poems are filled with local flavor of New England. The themes of his poems are simple, natural and full of American colloquialism.
弗罗斯特氏诗歌充满新英格兰乡间风味，诗歌主题朴素，语言平实，充满美国口语色彩。
2.Breadcake or Teacake, Mainly Yorkshire colloquialism - Refers to the round flat type of bread often used for sandwich making.
（根据它的圆扁又有好多种叫法和用途，面包糕茶糕常（在约克郡这么叫）用来做三明治。
3.While it may be acceptable in email or in chat rooms, excessive colloquialism can diminish the quality of a formal written text.
虽然在邮件中或聊天室里使用口语表达可以接受，但是过度的口语用法会降低一篇正式的书面文本的质量。
4.The writer aerated his writing with a persuasive colloquialism.
作者用一种有说服力的口语体使他的文章显得生动。
5.He aerated his writing with a persuasive colloquialism .
他用一种有说服力的口语体使他的文章显得生动。
6.the tendency of colloquialism, and the frontalization of the new information achieve the foregrounding of mode.
而口语化程度加深，新信息前置体现出体育新闻语式的前景化的特点。
7.Woop Woop, a much uttered knockabout colloquialism, refers to somewhere in the middle of nowhere.
雾坡，一个相当口语话的单词，意指某一个不知名的地方。
8.Her speech is informal and filled with colloquialism.
她的演讲是非正式的，很口语化。
9."Gouqiang" is a frequently used colloquialism.
韩佳：“够呛”是我们常用的口语。
10.By using a colloquialism, we hope we can changing the slogan into a abodehold phrase.
经过实际运用通寓言历史句语言，咱们期望这一宣传词能成了家喻户晓的用词。