Examples of using Explored in English and their translations into German
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Together they explored distant lands.
These questions must be fully explored.
Her films always explored bodies, places, time.
This album creates worlds that haven't been explored before.
Doll asleep has body explored by her bf with nightvision.
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Kinnarps shows with"Next Generations Spaces Explored" how it works.
In the evening, we explored an olive grove in the heart of the island….
These surroundings are ideally explored by boat.
I explored and I experienced. And I may have found a little inspiration.
Disturbance zones are explored by systematic pre-drillings.
However, the Commission agrees that this needs to be further explored.
With his two brothers, Gregory explored country north of Perth in 1846.
Only by interacting with the games can the space be experienced and explored.
They will be explored by the players while investigating a plot.
They form the basis from which further contexts can be explored.
Zurich is easily explored on foot in three hours with or without a map.
Once the leaders have been filtered out, the reasons must also be explored.
Many of the modern artists explored one-liners as a way of playing with line.
In this context, a multilateral approach under UN leadership should be explored.
For the design development we explored colours, typography and refinement options.
Strengthening the youth dimension in other programmes should be explored.
This issue is currently being explored at both EU and international level.
Due to this realistic simulation,additional load bearing capacities can often be explored.
On a guided Segway City Tour,Zurich can be explored in a completely different way.
Jonathan Carver explored the lands along the Minnesota River and chronicled his journeys.
The region has much to offer andcan easily be explored from our rental house.
These questions will be explored at the Bonn Symposium 2011, organised by the Development and Peace Foundation.
Project description During the winter semester 2017/18, students explored the potentials of paper pulp moulding.
As director he explored life's existential questions and chronicled bourgeois society.
They explored the subject in depth using image analyses, practical photography and film exercises and interviews.