Exemple de utilizare a Symbolising în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Ingot symbolising the Schuman plan.
The shield is placed in front of the globe, symbolising the defence of the right.
Symbolising the elements that create truth and beauty.
Against the background of blue sky,the stars form a circle, symbolising union.
Symbolising everything that is Lexus, the‘F' marque was inspired.
In 1938, a new Chancellery was built, symbolising the power and order of Nazi rule.
Symbolising BIODERMA's innovation strategy, the Nodé shampoo was a first breakthrough on its market and would later be followed by many other BIODERMA product innovations.
And round the rock are four gigantic figures, symbolising the four great rivers of the world.
These three colors, symbolising freedom and revolutionary ideals, are also used on the flags of many non-Slavic nations.
The stadium's centre was transformed into an expanse of water, symbolising Greece's connection to the sea.
In the centre is a group symbolising the union of the Church and the better aristocrats.
Before Christmas, they cover the floors of their home with straw, symbolising Jesus Christ's birthplace.
It is one of the four major religious buildings symbolising the four faiths of Bosnia and Herzegovina, all found within a several-hundred-metre circle.
As in the other rooms the ceiling is coffered,each coffer being adorned with gold buttons symbolising the stars in the sky.
Hundreds of thousands carried lit candles symbolising the"Holy Fire" from the churches to their homes at midnight, believing they would bring a light to their homes throughout the year.
According to Japanese legend, the graceful crane, or Tsuru,was believed to live for 1,000 years, symbolising peace and prosperity.
A barrier symbolising Cyprus's more than three-decade ethnic partition was pulled down in Nicosia on Thursday, sending a ray of hope about prospects for a re-unification deal.
The jaha ceremony concludes with three sips, symbolising hospitality, a good welcome and happiness.
The current name came along sixteen years later, when two previously independent brands, Moustache(for men- M) and Emmanuelle(for women- E) were joined,with‘XX' symbolising two kisses.
During the second part,they remove their coats, symbolising the release of the soul from earthly concerns.
The wolf, totemic animal, symbolising divinity, combined with the other two elements- the snake and the spear- brings to the one who carries it: power, energy, inspiration, and a fighting spirit.
That is the most intense andbeautiful memory I have of that day, symbolising the essence, the present and the future of my life.”.
At the poet's feet are four allegoric groups symbolising the Motherland(from the face of the monument along"Sienna" Street), Science(facing north), Courage(facing Sukiennice Hall) and Poetry(facing Church of St. Wojciech, south).
The Far Eastern Republic of Russia used an anchor crossed over a spade or pickaxe, symbolising the union of the fishermen and miners.
Key barricade in divided Nicosia torn down 03/04/2008 A barrier symbolising Cyprus's more than three-decade ethnic partition was pulled down in Nicosia on Thursday, sending a ray of hope about prospects for a re-unification deal.
The start of this celebration can be seen in"e;The Last Supper"e; painting,the bread and wine symbolising the body's and blood's sacrifice, as a repurchase price.
The string(rope)- the spiral symbolising the striving for the heights, the rosette- symbol of the sun as an essential element of life, the tree of life- symbol of the eternal life, the snake, with its well known protecting role, are just a few of the elements mostly met in the maramuresan gates sculpture.
(HU) Next week International Roma Day will be celebrated worldwide, symbolising the Roma's hope of recognition and acceptance.
As a counterpoint to concrete's sense of strength, the[rest of the]memorial house is constructed with glass-- a lightweight material symbolising human transience and vulnerability.
The first key moment was the fall, on 9 November 1989, of the Berlin wall, symbolising the disappearance of the iron curtain which had divided Europe into two and presaging the end of the cold war.