Examples of using Reinterpret in English and their translations into Spanish
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to create narratives which lead us to rethink and reinterpret rural imaginaries.
where up to today the brands reinterpret the tendencies.
to reject any attempt to amend or reinterpret the provisions of article 10
placed on the ceiling that reinterpret a cherry-tree, as if we are in a japanese courtyard.
develop their in- novative ability and reinterpret their cultural and craft heritage in the contemporary context.
for the musical contemplation, either implicitly-through field recordings that reinterpret the sounding instrumental"music"-
And, finally, the result of the conversion presents the benefits of the measures taken to preserve and reinterpret history while accommodating modern life without sacrificing any of the two objectives.
materials of the 1950s have come down to us over the decades, improved by the sensibility of designers who reinterpret them supported by the performance of today's new materials, primarily porcelain.
One of the most crucial elements of a convincing cold reading is a subject eager to make connections or reinterpret vague statements in any way that will help the reader appear to make specific predictions or intuitions.
The personal culinary universe of Paco Roncero takes shape in a series of projects conceived as sensory experiences that reinterpret familiar dishes
surrounded by the city's best craftsmen who continuously reinterpret their trade.
is a human necessity; that's why you will find the works of artists who understand, reinterpret, and give us their own interpretation of human nature.
complementary faucet collections that reimagine and reinterpret historically significant designs.
reappropriate, reinterpret and remix them.
Künzel Architects reinterpret the building techniques
contextualize the collection and end up giving us the necessary clues to read and reinterpret the group.
The idea is to analyze and reinterpret this historical event,
Body will have to reinterpret in a TV set for a few intense minutes in front of the other attendees about the most varied situations: Can you present the sports section of a newscast?
the record of conspiratorial acts, which they do not deny but reinterpret as part of a commitment to liberate their country of origin,
Mr. Ainchil(Argentina) said it was his delegation's understanding that the reference in the draft resolution to the WTO General Council's decision of 1 August 2004 constituted a general reference rather than an effort to renegotiate or reinterpret the provisions of that decision.