Examples of using Reinterprets in English and their translations into French
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Wild Inga reinterprets the elegance and the refinement in a contemporary style,
this APA reinterprets the american classic while inviting you to connect with the good things life.
Pyrenades reinterprets its legacy today
It is formed in part based on a variation on a set of initials(C-D-C), and reinterprets the floral and symbolic motifs of the historical coat of arms of the Caisse des Dépôts.
this APA reinterprets the american classic while inviting you to connect with the good things life.
Kathryn Gustafson does not simply modify the land, she reinterprets the potential of the site to create sustainable spaces in which people can feel good both physically
this APA reinterprets the american classic while inviting you to connect with the good things life.
The Spring/ Summer collection"Summer of Dreams" reinterprets the poetic figures of the two artists,
draws inspiration from nature and landscape, reinterprets and adapts the products of the local environment,
Mixing his Cypriot roots with his experiences in Australia, he reinterprets classic Greek dishes(see"signature" dishes, figure 7), and prepares international dishes"in the Greek style" figure 8.
Dalí reinterprets icons from art history,
The Greigetone collection reinterprets limestone, focusing on intermediate hues(with 6 colours in different sizes)
A museum of Buddhist temples in Thailand's Chonburi province reinterprets traditional architecture in terms of geometric forms,
Bulgari reinterprets the majestic symbols of Rome with extraordinary editions of jewelry,
while Carla Gannis reinterprets The Garden of Earthly Delights by Hieronymus Bosch,
installing black show reinterprets Overnight, an installation in Chalon s/ Saône in 2009,
Teknostone" reinterprets the pure, refined character of stone,
The Teppanyaki Grill 43 x 27 cm 1280 W of Lacor reinterprets the traditional plates;
the boutique reinterprets the concept of fusion with a combination of materials, including silver brushed oak
Architect Bartolo Villemard reinterprets the type of construction most commonly present in the area," big commercial buildings",