Examples of using Reinterpreting in English and their translations into German
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Lastly, Aben's technical team has spent over a year analyzing and reinterpreting the historical exploration
Andrea Maffei: The concept behind the Citylife skyscraper was reinterpreting the very idea of the skyscraper.
brass and a xylophone reinterpreting electronic music into something more"human.
We are delighted to combine the traditional with the fashionable and modern, reinterpreting older couture with the use of modern materials.
There are many theatres in Moscow, some reinterpreting world-famous plays.
Discover a case study in reinterpreting vernacular architecture.
This is a supplementary information page of the movie 2Fik: Reinterpreting Bukovac 2014.
Web Special for the new Porsche 911 TurboCabriolet: Reinterpreting a Masterpiece.
The shadows move on various textual planes, thus constantly reinterpreting the texts.
First chimpanzee archaeological dig: reinterpreting early human sites.
Transport commissioner Siim Kallas took a u-turn by reinterpreting EU legislation to allow cross-border traffic with mega trucks.
ISFP personalities take joy in reinterpreting these connections, reinventing
has said that Viktor Orbán and Salvini are reinterpreting European democracy.
A neighborhood that has evolved, reinterpreting its industrial past, to become the most innovative technological district of the city.
Using his practice of abstracting and reinterpreting, Chiu re-shapes formerly existing objects
He weaves together maternal embrace with astronomy, reinterpreting the power and imagination of Giordano Bruno's mysterious and esoteric cards.
The roman tableware collection takes its inspiration from the classic Roman style, reinterpreting it with the materials of the great Italian craftsmanship.
The pleasure of reinterpreting nature.
talking to friends, reinterpreting the experienced situation.
Redesigns hence mean reinterpreting the characteristic motifs of the machines without revolutionizing them.