Exemplos de uso de Re-encounter em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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It is the responsibility of re-encounter with oneself for the generation of new fruit.
Saudadewas felt in relation to the uncertainties of return the possibility of the re-encounter.
Explore the expansive realms, re-encounter the fiery personalities and relive the adventure in fully remastered glory.
In this sense, only recovering human sensibility will permit the re-encounter of these poetic values.
One day, Jen and Mel re-encounter Anna, who still believes that her husband's body is missing and that the two women are police officers.
We work with more than 35 families of local farmers andinvolve thousands of people throughout this process of re-encounter with harmony with ecosystems.
In 1798 Napoleon's journey to Egypt promoted a re-encounter of Europeans with history, with the past and a great vanished civilization.
Now, the re-encounter of these two men coincides with a great tragedy: Mario finds out that he has an inoperable tumor and has just a short time left to live.
In effect, among the fourteen festivals studied by Dal Poz, at least five of them simply marked the arrival of the visitors,or better, the re-encounter of two groups.
It may be a stage re-encounter, since the requirements, responsibilities and burdens of life are lower, and we can again focus on the couple, to share new projects, as it was in the beginning of the relationship.
The direct andhorizontal contact the coordinators had with their students-to-be in their communities promoted a re-encounter of those men and women with their social history.
Company marks the re-encounter of João dos Santos Martins with the team from Continued Project(2015), giving continuity to the processes of collaboration and research begun at that time, then marked by relationships of labor and affection.
The light meal courtesy of Redondo Town Council,"washed down with a few good glasses of red wine",helps to set off an emotional musical re-encounter with Vitorino and Janita Salomé.
A few weeks ago we celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary of the 25th April Revolution, our re-encounter with freedom and democracy which opened the doors to our full integration in the Europe to which we had always belonged.
Though influenced by Heidegger,Sartre was profoundly sceptical of any measure by which humanity could achieve a kind of personal state of fulfilment comparable to the hypothetical Heideggerian re-encounter with Being.
This temporality brings to the Being-there the capacity to precede herself and re-encounter with God, and her spirituality, during the treatment and afterwards, feeling her life to be restored and, mainly, her own power, that is, as a being of care.
The Great Work of Cafh is negative and invisible because of the apparent inoperativeness of its Sons, but certainly prepares internally and slowly the souls in order toachieve the permanent value of an asceticism that adds a value to the soul for his divine re-encounter and action for the progress of Humanity.
Thus, creating knowledge becomes a wider process,on which the professional education needs to reconstruct its role and re-encounter its space in the ethical training of the professional, as knowledge, attitudes, and above all the nurses' behaviors are increasingly important in nursing care and health and in the achieving of results.
There was of course the evening party opened by the Great Chiky, a magician who gave us a good time of laughter and admiration at his games, followed by a lively dance where products from different places were shared andin which we continued to express the joy of the re-encounter in FyA as a great family.
The person's eschatological fate is polarized between the house of the ancestor Bai, Thunder, in the upper celestial layer,for those who ingest poison and where'souls'Â(asoma) re-encounter their kin and live as the authentic Konahamady(the'people of the timbÃ3'), and the dwelling place of the ancestor Tiwijo, to the east, where the souls who die of old age travel.
It is also a place which others pass through, as many walk aroundthe entire city alone, and, in these environments, can re-encounter their acquaintances and friendships from time to time; and it is a place to stay, for those who have nowhere to stay or live, people who are taken there by acquaintances as a form of shelter, as they have no house or safe place to spend the night- or even days.