Examples of using Characterises in English and their translations into Italian
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Computer
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Official/political
the inner emptying that characterises the project pass from one representation to the other,
A phenomenon which characterises the labour market in this area are cross-border workers,
The element which most characterises diaconal spirituality is the discovery of
desire to make a difference that characterises our employees and our culture.
But the S. CS is also a true Schmitz Cargobull trailer, benefitting from all the sophisticated and proven know-how that characterises Europe's leading trailer producer.
economic initiatives, characterises all content architecture.
setting up a dialogue between matter and light, which characterises the entire project.
Elegant wooden panelling characterises the Bristol Bar,
The city of Parma's gold medal was awarded to the cultural association FAMIJA PRAMZANAone of the most symbolic expressions of voluntary aggregation that positively characterises Parmesan society.
is one of the elements that best characterises the landscape of the Menfi municipality.
Colour has been dealt with as energy, form and art, and characterises each and every one of our rooms.
It follows that we need to question what characterises the suffering of the contemporary West;
The simple and honest style that characterises Danish furniture history stands as a clear frame of reference for a collection draped in nostalgia.
that each person has his own inside him, which characterises him.
the pure Spanish feeling for life, which characterises the holiday paradise of Marbella.
What characterises all the accommodation is the high wellbeing factor
We could also say that this valley characterises as an upgrade of a very popular Pakistani Charakusa valley(in the sense of terrain complexity).".
The name, SixE, refers to the six E's that characterises the chair.
Madam President, if pluralism characterises a democracy, the small troupe of Non-attached Members is certainly the quintessential element of this democracy.
The approach, based on regional integration, which characterises the European Union enables it to speak on behalf of its Member States at meetings of the WTO.