Examples of using Symbolise in English and their translations into Polish
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They show images of the European Union or of Europe and symbolise the unity of the EU. The national sides show country-specific designs,
Some other buildings which symbolise national pride are having a much better time than the museum.
in which cars symbolise the mechanisation of the world
They're all gospel books but they're almost devoid of Christian symbols, except for the fierce oriental-looking beasts who symbolise the four Evangelists.
the European Heritage Label highlights heritage sites that celebrate and symbolise European integration,
It's strange to me that something so harmless as a jacket could symbolise such a great lie.
The shepherds, who were chosen to pay homage to the Lord on behalf of all Israel, symbolise the Jewish nation.
the rebirth of the docks symbolise innovative spirit,
we might assume that the two aisles with plant symbolise mother and father
They show images of the European Union or of Europe and symbolise the unity of the EU.
The windows and doorways on the front of each banknote symbolise the spirit of openness
The manipulator on the wall will symbolise this by changing the colour and a short sound.
Such a cross on one hand would symbolise excellently the fate of land which Jesus would overlook from the cross.
forms which have specific properties and which symbolise the environment of a man's life.
of the euro, will symbolise our values being at the service of fellow European citizens.
They also represent the connection between the past and present, and symbolise a common European future.
recognise personalities and movements that symbolise the building of Europe.
The five points on each star symbolise the five continents from which Curaçao's people come.
Thus such"dragons" symbolise creatures which in present"simulations" of earthquakes and tsunamis are supposedly
Such a cross on one hand would symbolise excellently the fate of land which Jesus would overlook from the cross.