Examples of using Punctuated in English and their translations into Italian
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
Its stratospheric crescendo is punctuated by a baroque architecture of swirls and waves.
The green of the bush is punctuated by tall palms contours and….
The commemoration was punctuated with Orwellian injunctions.
Eleven falls punctuated his life since his first suspension.
The speeches were punctuated by traditional musical and dance performances.
ATP: Your research is punctuated by several stories.
in rapid succession, punctuated her words.
His entire life was punctuated by prayer.
The procession recreates scenes of peasant life, punctuated by the changing seasons, organized to resemble a living museum.
Its broad melody is punctuated by frequent short pauses,
gradually takes on a contemplative attitude, punctuated by the verb“to see”,“to look”.
make sure that our common history is punctuated by more events like the recent Samara summit.
there is a large paved courtyard punctuated by fruit trees
And the result is an"urban interior" punctuated by four large courtyards on different levels,
The conversation is punctuated by the sound of announcements while trains come and go.
This low level activity is periodically punctuated by large swarms of earthquakes,
Punctuated by counter-posed half-moon motifs evoking the Mediterranean east,
melancholic intensity, punctuated by soft-downtempo drum-programming and adorned with charming accompaniments of voice and synths.
It was punctuated by fiery arguments between the two teams,
each of Screwtape's letters is punctuated by varied dances including tap,