Examples of using Austere in English and their translations into Spanish
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Even in the music of the most austere Spanish polyphonic composers,
1,800 m2) are austere self-service stores that cater to the low-income population[7],
can be austere or decorative in style.
the feel is homey as opposed to austere.
full and austere.
cultural centre of the city, which behind austere façades hides a 4,000 square meter park.
are sober, austere and give the pieces an elegant air.
Current and emerging data protection regulations like the GDPR are becoming more austere in how they require companies to protect personal data.
Though austere as it is, it may create an exclusive, luxurious look for
Today, the typical field environment is remote, austere and, increasingly, dangerous,
marrying an austere former monastery with chic metal-and-glass modernism.
This is the austere aesthetic that has been carried over to kitchens made of modules
Sure, so austere as you are with food
Aesthetically, Romanian New Wave films share an austere, realist and often minimalist approach.
Beneath an austere appearance he concealed a big,
living an austere but fulfilling life.
there will be a requirement for UNMIS to have the capacity to carry out demobilization activities far from existing facilities under austere conditions.
I'm sure I look much worse… in the flamboyant Technicolor of your imagination… than I do in the austere black and white of television.
it was said that this austere custom served to develop the character
chaste and austere woman.