Examples of using Which evokes in English and their translations into Spanish
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The piece, which evokes ancestral references concerning the"Arch" as a construction
long-lasting flavour, which evokes the warmth of Malaga's sunny south.
perfectly in tune with the original be. ez tagline"bags for mobile life", which evokes movement while at the same time tying it up with relaxation
This can be illustrated by considering the problematic notion of"author", which evokes an understanding of an individual
it has assumed the appearance of a menacing potency which evokes those nonchalant, unpredictable,
Collections with a soul of their own which evoke emotion and attitude.
As well as other motifs, which evoke local interests, such as horses and falconry.
The combination of the row and column which evoked the response locates the desired character.
She is covered by spirals which evoke the water world where the ancestors lived.
Its root is the Latin verb surgere, which evoked the image of a spring that continually rises from the ground.
Baume& Mercier: two names which evoke an exceptionally long-lived watchmaking heritage
His work inspired renowned perfumer Coty to create the 1934 fragrance"A Suma", which evoked the moonlit beaches of Bali.
colours are introduced which evoke that natural essence,
and intifada, which evoke images of loss and confrontation, have appeared in the international vocabulary.
inspiring designs which evoke of special moments
SIMUNI is staging a solo which evoked extreme states of saturation,
It is conditions which evoke, aided at times by voiced Words of Power on the part of the Hierarchy.
A film made with found Super8 fragments which evoke a narrative, but overall a blurry remembrance of an age.
The representative emphasized that the Government strongly condemned the use of Nazi emblems, which evoked memories of a fascist past.
Sorcabana, which evoked Sorcana in São Paulo.