Examples of using Idiom in English and their translations into Danish
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They wanted to create a varied architectural idiom on a human scale which would also harmonise with the fragile surrounding countryside.
Kassandra Production is characterized by provocative artistic work with a penchant for a complex theatrical idiom.
An idiom is a phrase
Perhaps his simple idiom was bold in a liberating way after a tough financial crisis and a period with overly designed products.
all of which comes together in a rounded malleable idiom.
In Christian Winther's poems he found a romantic-ally sensitive idiom combined with a cultivated content that appealed to him.
I will send help as soon as I have accomplished a daring and heroic rescue in my own particular…- Idiom, sir? Stay here.
thereby simply underscores an idiom that was already strongly sensual
personification, idiom, or hyperbole in the text.
In his music he has developed this simplicity into an idiom with unexpected antitheses,
It is commonly spoken Albanian, an idiom used also in official documents
each of which had its own visual idiom.
The marking of a quotation with an asterisk indicates it is the earliest example of the use of this idiom yet traced.
his earliest works were in the master's\\Nordic\\ idiom.
Idiom, sir? in my own particular… i will send help as soon as i have accomplished a daring
materials were kept separate from the original, classic idiom of the building.
Personally in the English, I prefer the name"the ETERNAL" as most nearly translating the Hebrew name into modern idiom.
Johannes V. Jensen wrote that the Funen Painters interpreted impressionism with a'Funen accent'. Similarly Johannes Larsen interpreted Japanese woodcuts by utilising Japanese idiom for Funen subjects.
melancholy and dissonant idiom.
The idiom has evolved in the 16th century to touch painting,