Eksempler på brug af Reinterpreted på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Star chef Hubert Obendorfer serves us his very personal variants of classic dishes in his new book"Kitchen Classics Reinterpreted.
The Viking belief in the Norse gods was thus reinterpreted and drawn into Christianity.
discovered old classics which we have reinterpreted in a new and respectful way.
has been reinterpreted in various styles throughout history.
This is a strong signal from Parliament that cannot be ignored by the Commission or reinterpreted on flimsy grounds.
The ideals of Jesus, as they were reinterpreted by Greek philosophy
At the same time, however, Celtic traditions were reinterpreted(interpretatio romana)
In a series of designs, the renowned Spanish designer Jaime Hayón has reinterpreted Danish design for Fritz Hansen,
Tight and minimalistic With the Hector sofa, the design duo have reinterpreted the classic Erik Jørgensen sofa
Here Holger Begtrup reinterpreted Grundtvig's idealistic framework by restricting his Geistesgeschichte to nineteenth-century Denmark,
it is easy to recall the original Transocean watch the same models in a unique way the dial is divided into four regions, reinterpreted retro low-key luxury.
using a situation or a question as a starting point for a thought process that is noted and reinterpreted or staged using body,
idea of eclecticism be outside the box of punk, reinterpreted in a key customer lounge suits to take a more stylistic cue.
wooden planks and rope reinterpreted through textile and clay pieces,
discovered old classics which we have reinterpreted in a new and respectful way.
discovered old classics which we have reinterpreted in a new and respectful way.
yet reinterpreted in a glittering, modern style throughout the common areas
has reinterpreted a historical family recipe of the family Tanqueray for the new gin type Tanqueray Bloomsbury.
a particular Danish dish which we have reinterpreted, broken up and put back together once again.
their brains quickly reinterpreted the information they were being given to perceive the world as"right-side-up."When others were blindfolded for long periods of time,