Examples of using Reinterpreted in English and their translations into Romanian
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
aknowledged as well through two Michelin stars, and uniquely reinterpreted by Chef Antonino Cannavacciuolo.
understanding nature and natural elements by means of observation and reinterpreted drawing.
performed, and reinterpreted in diverse cultural
will end up on September 2 and will keep the theme of traditional folk music, but reinterpreted in a modern manner.
we have reinterpreted 10 classics and even a gluten-free version.
Tara(von Neudorf) offers the contemporary public the image of a ravaged world where values have been transformed, reinterpreted, cropped or over-increased to serve certain political ideals.
the new restaurant revives the greenhouses of the late 18th century, reinterpreted with a modern twist.
The current looks on the runways provide inspiration for make-up collections and are reinterpreted with the beauty products by CATRICE.
an ideal of the gallery, where content can be reinterpreted and reused.
rules and space, but reinterpreted in his personal manner.
Boxes, drawers and a gibbon” focuses around some old boxes and drawers found and reinterpreted.
Ergonomic feedback, as embodied in a completely reinterpreted driving, intuitive operation of its large touchscreen
The postmodern cultural quote, reinterpreted, has long been part of the artistic strategy of Mircea Roman.
With all new design features and reinterpreted classic touches, the new MINI is
of an element that can always be rethought or reinterpreted.
Modern, being a reflection of the beginning of the twentieth century, reinterpreted the boundaries of art
It is based on a play by László Gyurkó[hu] which premiered in Budapest in 1968, and which itself reinterpreted the Greek myth of Electra.
Modern, being a reflection of the beginning of the twentieth century, reinterpreted the boundaries of art
geography or history, reinterpreted courses compared to a traditional school.
Elements which can be easily identified as belonging to the immediate reality are transformed, reinterpreted and integrated into a personal world.