Examples of using Circa in English and their translations into Japanese
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It depicts one of the scenes of domestic interiors in which the Dutch master excelled circa 1650.
Circa Meguro immobility、Lottery as"Edo Mitomi" was being held together with Yushimatenjin。
The medieval codex Sigenot(circa 1470) has sequential illuminations with relatively short intervals between different phases of action.
The bridge was repaired circa 1969, and after flood damage in 1996, 2005, and 2013.
What is now Franklin Township was originally formed circa 1745 as Eastern precinct.
The second half was a failure of left wing economics, circa 1935.
On the south side are famous allegorical sculptures of the Church and the Synagogue created by a German artist circa 1230.
The principles of Linked Data were introduced circa 2006, leading to a formalized notion of"Cool URIs" in 2008.
The Downieville Museum is housed in a building converted from a store originally built by Chinese immigrants circa 1852.
Greece, circa 1946: Girls look through the window of a school where a hospital was installed.
That gold standard was now being settled in Shanghai versus London circa 2015.
Judging from the titles listed on it, this might be issued circa 1957.
Honda says the hexagonal shape was influenced by cellular structure, but to us it looks like a vision of the future circa 1958.
Imprisoned by the persecution of Caesar Nero circa 67 A.D. and martyred shortly.
It makes the Macbook Air look like a Dell Inspiron circa 2002.
Poltrona Frau Contract supplied and installed 1000 Circa seats designed by Rafael Moneo for the auditorium.
Family-Friendly Lodging The recently renovated Indian Springs Resort in Calistoga depicts a family vacation circa 1930, with a range of accommodations that includes rooms, bungalows, cottages, and houses.
Leo Africanus(died circa 1548), author of Descrittione dell' Africa
After the invention of the mechanical printing press by Johannes Gutenberg in Germany(circa 1439), Armenians from throughout the diaspora began to publish Armenian-language books.
Circa 2104, a Vulcan science vessel surveyed Berengaria VII, describing its dragon-like creatures as over two hundred meters in length and breathing fire.
