Examples of using Symbolised in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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relationship between Japan and South Korea, symbolised by the Dokdo/Takeshima islands.
The Sheriff of Nottingham was transformed from a simple antagonist to someone who symbolised the abuses of power against the powerless.
During the Napoleonic Wars, the German struggle against the occupying French forces were significantly symbolised by the colours of black, red and gold.
John describes God's last warning message to be given to the world before Jesus comes, symbolised by the messages of the three angels.
monsters, rather than people who symbolised moral weaknesses.
In the white previously there was the Charkha which symbolised the common man in India, which symbolised the masses of the people, which symbolised their industry and which came to us from the message which Mahatma Gandhi delivered.
A little emblem of true love- a little ring that symbolised unending and unmercenary affection- was the cause of our Richard finding his happiness.
Clare wished to have the carrier of the watch engraved with her family crest, symbolised by a crown, the initials of her children's first names, as well as two polo mallets.
It's possible that they symbolised celestial bodies observed by an ancient culture, or served as markers between the territories of different tribes.
talks in Norway became the Oslo peace process, forever symbolised by a ceremony on the White House lawn in 1993 presided over by a beaming President Bill Clinton.
the centre of this card- alert, watchful, and able to accept both the dark and the light, symbolised by the two hands holding the crystal.
The“luminosity” that characterised this extraordinary event symbolised its purpose: to enlighten the minds and hearts of the disciples, so that they were able
In drawing"A", the Hall element takes on a negative charge at the top edge(symbolised by the blue color)
taking pictures or saying a prayer to the man who symbolised the American Dream.
animals- particularly big cats and elephants- symbolised power and were pitted against each other or domesticated animals in fights.
His innocence is symbolised by this lack of emotion and stillness- which may emphasise the appalling
This system is symbolised in the parable by the master's house, where pigs get more attention than workers,
It symbolised the promise of things yet to come, yet to be
More broadly, a Trump presidency will signal the end of an era in which the US symbolised democracy itself to people living under corrupt authoritarian governments around the world.
At the beginning of one's practice the uncontrolled mind is symbolised by a gray elephant who can run wild any moment and destroy everything on his way.