Examples of using Transcends in English and their translations into Italian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
The information society is, by its own nature, international, and transcends all borders. That is why, along with Community measures,
The first objective consists of stepping up the fight against terrorism, which transcends borders and knows no limits in terms of violence
The protest movement now transcends the issue of Gezi Park- it is about democratic accountability
It is a universal question that transcends time, creed,
This point at the moment transcends any other difference that may exist,
Civilization, in a broad sense, transcends the life cycles of individual societies,
maintained in its being by God who transcends any reality just by Him created,
To Xu,“classic work” transcends limitations of specific eras because it gains new meaning when falling on contemporary ears.
The symbol of this love which transcends death is his side, pierced by a spear.
the designer's vision transcends trends, offering his clients clothes they feel good and secure in.
which is why‘EU Stop Fakes' is a pan-European effort that transcends national and sectoral boundaries.
The potential of this collection transcends well beyond home furniture
the beautiful Polish capital transcends the ages, knowing just how to retain its charm
a way of life that transcends the ages because it has always been
You may be the publicist to a major celebrity, something that transcends this world. but I am the publicist to man's search for something grander.
The Commission has adopted a broad definition of crime, which transcends the acts defined as crimes under national law in the Member States.
it refers to life that transcends time and space.
it brings timeless elegance to the home that transcends fashions.
Here the limits of that space transcends the individual choices,
You may be the publicist to a major celebrity, but I am the publicist to man's search for something grander, something that transcends this world.