in layman's terms
in layman's terms prepositional phrase: phrased simply, without jargon; (of English-language speech or writing) phrased in plain English.
Prepositional phrase
- Phrased simply, without jargon; (of English-language speech or writing) phrased in plain English.
- Okay, Einstein, but how about putting it in layman's terms, so the rest of us can understand?
- Okay, let me explain this in layman's terms: no ticket, no train ride.
in layman's terms meaning in Indonesian, Persian and Vietnamese
in layman's terms in Indonesian
- phrased simply
- awamnya, dalam istilah awam
in layman's terms in Persian
- phrased simply
- در اصطلاح عامیانه
in layman's terms in Vietnamese
- phrased simply
- nôm na
Forms of in layman's terms
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Questions about in layman's terms
- What does in layman's terms mean?
- In layman's terms means phrased simply, without jargon; (of English-language speech or writing) phrased in plain English.
- What is in layman's terms in Indonesian?
- In layman's terms in Indonesian is awamnya, dalam istilah awam. See In layman's terms meaning in Indonesian.
- What part of speech is in layman's terms?
- In layman's terms is a prepositional phrase.
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