Examples of using Rote in English and their translations into Portuguese
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I understand the rote administrative elements of your position demand much of your time,
Polemical tractate" that counsels against the rote, mechanical learning of terms for places,
Rote learning about the beliefs,
Rather than relying on rote learning, the Department develops individual
The Rote Fabrik cultural centre, which hosts concerts
The Schlageter line was picked up by the Rote Fahne and dominated it for several weeks.
They are rich not only in rote learning objects, but also pranks, games, fun.
like a lesson learned by rote.
for example… What you learn by rote, that is not your experience.
To speak of the handicraftsmen in Russia being politically reactionary as compared with the bourgeoisie is merely to repeat a set phrase learnt by rote.
In 1985 German economist Werner Obst published a book entitled Der Rote Stern verglüht.
The story goes that there once was a boy named Sangguana who lived on Rote Island.
the origin of the sasando is linked to the folktale of the Rote people about Sangguana.
enjoyable alternative to dull exercises and rote learning.
organic social processes are transformed into codified, rote processes.
But I don't find that process very valuable because usually what they say is so vague and rote that it provides no information.
The name sasando is derived from the Rote dialect word”sasandu”, which means"vibrating" or"sounded instrument.
They did their temple duties by rote, with no awe or respect for the things of God.
 This'Rote Armee' under the command of Rudolf Egelhofer totalled some 20,000 armed workers.
in some very rote way, and that's actually everything that went away.