Examples of using Reinterpret in English and their translations into Italian
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We expect solutions that reinterpret the use of LAGO systems
Do not memorize definitions; reinterpret all those concepts as you understand them, and debate them in your journal
I reinterpret your death in a novel manner.
We at Valcucine salvage authentic traditions that enhance the priceless value of manual skill and reinterpret the essence of"Made in Italy" expertise in a modern way.
something else they would find and reinterpret what they had lived through.
families push to look for other product typologies that reinterpret the functions in relation to a scenery of changing behaviours”.
The enlarged Europe and the euro area must now reinterpret the sense of European solidarity
The protagonists of these shots made by nss factory reinterpret that 90s mood in the urban landscape.
have a classic inspiration, but have been reinterpret from a modern angle, in terms of design, comfort and functionality.
Following the paths of all time and reinterpret them in key FAT will be a new stimulus for any biker.
The presence of the Matterhorn(icon to exalt, reinterpret, demythicize) in mountain films is constantly repeated and rich in memorable pages.
They reinterpret this item for war,
Only God himself could fundamentally reinterpret the law and manifest that its broadening transformation
The lounge area and the workshop reinterpret the theme of local materials
with 19 designers that reinterpret the concept of welcome.
able to read and reinterpret from below the territories drawn by the circuits of commodity mobility.
Brera Design District 2018 ambassador, realize an art installation that reinterpret the oak logo of the brand with a female perspective.
We decided to keep the same proportions as the Prowler and reinterpret them in something more sporty.
Michel small tables reinterpret the design and finishes of sofa frames.
We wanted to make it clear to the reader that the tales don't provide just with mere information, but reinterpret an ancient knowledge without forgetting the bond with the past,