Examples of using Refines in English and their translations into Slovenian
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In its positive connotation it educates man, refines his character and cultivates his qualities to such sublimity as to make him worthy of communion with God.
The same is true if the Commission refines or develops its objections in light of the counter-arguments put forward by the undertakings.
It is also the best plug-in ensuring that the user never faces power issues with the battery as it also recycles and refines the power management system.
REWE Fine World bakes it in the traditional way in a pastry shop near Florence and refines it with hail sugar.
Klet Brda produces, refines and bottles wines from half of all the vineyards in Brda.
Improvements include a new results layout that refines information into categories,
The current report deepens and refines the analysis of the first initial Impact Assessment of June 2006.
That is, the Falun refines the practitioner at all times,
From now on, orange blossom water not only refines pastries, sauces,
The EOS-1D X Mark II refines many of the features found in its groundbreaking predecessor,
which hides the communication broadens the functionality refines interior.
made public in the world today, only Falun Dafa has managed to achieve a state in which,“the Fa refines the person.”.
I was entering into a wilderness season- a time where God refines us and prepares us for His promises.
Cornelia Poletto presents her Mediterranean version of risotto and refines it with radicchio, gorgonzola,
suggesting your physical body refines meals quicker,
A powerful processor in our 81 cm(32-inch) LED TVs, it reduces noise and refines every image down to the last pixel for the ultimate in picture quality.
timeless image remains delicate and feminine, which refines, makes a woman sensual and trembling.
indicating your physical body refines meals quicker,
It sets out new ideas for strengthening the focus on public administration reform and further refines the approach to economic governance.
A Guardian headline read,“A unified computer database that gathers and refines information on millions of potential voters is at the forefront of campaign technology