Examples of using Endows in English and their translations into Spanish
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this apartment in Queensland endows harmony in a different way.
need a battery that endows his song rhythm.
the sea here has a spectacular transparent tone that endows the area with a special beauty and unbeatable quality.
institution which the law endows with the capacity of acquiring rights
in turn, it endows the place with an unusual beauty.
The intensity of the notes of this fragrance, endows it with a high point of sobriety and wisdom.
It is a mystical way in which God endows a soul with Light and Love.
It's thus that the poet endows such beings with a condition which makes of them silent teachers who, paradoxically,
It is love that endows man with the eyes which can perceive the Truth.
The exfoliating massage endows the skin with a natural pink complexion
The Absolute, revealed by speech, endows this speech with a sense equivalent to itself, and in the understanding
The UN Charter endows the General Assembly with a responsibility on disarmament matters.
In these photographs the author rediscovers forms and endows them with new meanings reflecting states of mind as well as inner feelings.
This investment endows Burgos with an infrastructure that will enable it to comply with EU directives on wastewater quality.
The museum, besides, endows of a modern permanent exhibition
The first process endows a profane offering with sacred properties-consecration-which provides a bridge of communication between the worlds of the sacred and profane.
The Constitution expressly endows the local government agencies with administrative independence,
Whensoever it[the Holy Spirit] appears, it invests the world of humanity with a new life and endows human realities with a new spirit.
The new legal framework endows the Federal Executive Branch,
We all know the scope of the powers with which the Charter endows the Security Council,