Examples of using Reinterpreted in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Now all the fans will be a great opportunity to participate in all the films of the tetralogy, reinterpreted and redesigned in a unique style of LEGO- literally brick by brick recreated iconic scenes
Influenced by the spiritual heritage of Victor Vasarely, Colourful City reinterpreted the idea that art must move to the public spaces,
creating a reinterpreted, harmonic unity between the merits of the past and the modern, expressionist architecture.
Act IV of 1869 reinterpreted the concept of judges in Hungary,
so great that Rashi, the greatest medieval biblical scholar, reinterpreted the chapter as referring to the nation of Israel.
If they had reinterpreted the biblical teaching on the creation of whales because of Pakicetus, then they would
Brian De Palma's film thoroughly re-tailors the facts, already reinterpreted by James Ellroy in the novel from which the film draws.
Icon- Invisible- Gathering- Imagination- Innovation- Tradition reinterpreted, the Hungarian design have been selected with a widest sense, showing objects which represents relevant results,
more youthful version, reinterpreted for today's young Men& women who wish to assert their originality
Salesian spirituality, reinterpreted and enriched through the spiritual experience of the Church after the Council
sex with one's father fades away, and a law against sex with one's uncle is reinterpreted as a ban on sex with one's aunt.".
course of tapestry history, since the Renaissance especially. A reinterpreted, rewritten version of this connects with the present by means of a non-terminating composition:
so great that Rashi, one of the greatest medieval Biblical scholars, reinterpreted the chapter and said it referred to the nation of Israel.
that greatest medieval Biblical scholar, reinterpreted the chapter and said it referred to the nation of Israel.
They started reinterpreting those old stories.
The striking design language of the BMW X3 reinterprets authority and independence.
Be creative and reinterpret sweet and savory recipes.
It is constantly evolving, reinterpreting, and forming.
The coupé reinterprets classic, emotive design principles in an extreme way.
Female artists reinterpret scripture as part of the exhibit‘Women of the Book'.