Примеры использования Accentuated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This classic watch band derives its incomparable charm from the alligator-embossed"Tuscany" calfskin, with the accentuated contrast stitching
The accentuated rounded edges of the single-press firing tesserae
A delicate combination of colors, accentuated wrap of felt
Accentuated is significant influence of scientists of Eastern
were distinguished by the accentuated simplicity and laconicism of the visual means(expressiveness of silhouettes,
security forces became a tool for repression and impunity that accentuated the total collapse of the State apparatus.
The drawings"Windows of the GROWTH" were distinguished by the accentuated simplicity and laconicism of the visual means expressiveness of silhouettes,
said that the trends observed in 1992 had been confirmed and accentuated.
they have also accentuated the imbalances in international economic relations.
The trigger differs from the old Back series to have less accentuated saddle, with two different lengths,
by investing in projects that accentuated the relative advantages of the mountains,
the events of 11 September 2001 reminded us all of the dynamic nature of threats and accentuated their global nature.
delicate flavor, accentuated notes of bergamot,
with traditional gender boundaries, there's a new glamour to menswear, accentuated by the use of fur.
stresses resulting from natural disasters and risks and accentuated by climate change.
Discriminatory embargoes have in many cases enhanced the threat to peace, accentuated the danger of proliferation
The projects accentuated the importance of water management
The political stalemate in Yemen accentuated the pressure on the rate of exchange
This accentuated softness of outlines is in sharp contrast with the pristine geometry of the neighboring office buildings that serve as the framework for the dramatic volume that fixes the new city square.
It accentuated the transboundary nature of the aquifer as a source of obligations for States concerned rather than a universal source of obligations for all States.