Exemple de utilizare a Blazon în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Blazon- French translation- bab. la English-French dictionary.
They carry his banner, they daub his blazon on the walls of.
Lady, I think your blazon to be true… though I will be sworn, if he be so.
The one who carried on in time the family blazon was Costinel.
This old blazon shown on the coat of arms of the MSU underlines three facets of the institution.
On the east side you can see the blazon of the royal city of Arad.
He is invited by Timisoara Society to participate at the 15th anniversary of the Timisoara Blazon.
In his memory,Halchiu inserted in its blazon a strong man holding a mace.
At the entrance there is a beautifully forged iron gate,unfortunately the Batthány family blazon disappeared.
One of the legends refers to the blazon of Brasov itself- the crown lying on top of a tree's block.
The motto”Nihil sine Deo”(”Nothing without God”)is a nobility blazon of our civilization.
On the house frontispiece is printed a blazon, in which the letter“B” talks about the surname of the owner.
The blazon of the town of Caransebes is composed from a shield bent at the base, cut at the sole, having three quarters with the colors of the Romanian flag.
Be heap would like mine, and that thy skill be more To blazon it, then sweeten with thy breath.
However, the two wavy lines at the base of the blazon officially represent rivers of Slovenia and the Adriatic Sea rather than the Savica or the Sava specifically.[157].
If you acquire to accent the flawlessness,gems of one blazon can be absolute lying to the accretion of synthesis.
Metaphorically speaking, the blazon of flavored Muscat wine, rose-colored, with organoleptic characteristics and completely optimized wine is being assigned to the triumphant premium wine Busuioaca de Bohotin- Husi.
The building thrones in the city's centre, basically defining the city's architectural blazon, being one of the most impressive buildings of its kind in all of the country.
The heraldic plate from the left is stamped with a shield representing Queen Maria's blazon as princess of Edinburg, princess of United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, princess of Saxa-Cobourg-Gotha and duchess of Saxony, titles that she had had until 1893, when she married Ferdinand, the crown prince of Romania.
Some of the heraldry experts claim that the symbol of Brasov's blazon represents the town's abidance to Austrian crown and the steadiness on these lands(represented by the roots in the blazon).