| Nowadays, of course, we do not refer to a toast but always a piece of toast, but the French have as an irritating Anglicism un toast. |
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| Americans may sometimes find the prose a bit daunting, the occasional Anglicism, misplaced modifier, and passive voice requiring a thorough rereading. |
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| It includes an article that states that the term 'globalisation' is an Anglicism used to evoke the phenomenon known as 'mondialisation' in French. |
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| On the strength of a wide range of arguments, the author concludes that the expression être à 'emploi de, a barbarism, solecism and anglicism, is at best a regionalism of doubtful quality. |
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| I will take this opportunity to insist, for the record, that, in Castilian, hooligans' is an anglicism for a type of specialised, usually British, troublemaker. |
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