Examples of using Guises in English and their translations into German
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Medicine
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
A thousand guises.
The Guises are back at Court.
In all its forms and guises.
They have different guises and various forms.
Deception comes in many guises.
People also translate
The Guises leave tomorrow and you will forget all this.
Leadership lessons come in many guises.
Ego has a multitude of guises, but ego's guises are not infinite.
He knew what sin was in its many guises.
The worm reveals himself in many guises across this once-great land.
Thi Lo Su is beautiful in her many guises.
Hero guises, running on walls, like Assassin uses spectacular jumps and tricks.
Threats to world trade come in many guises.
He is one of the famous‘Eight Guises of the Vajra Guru.
By the way, vodka"Finland Cranberry" exists in two guises.
But the Guises always going for the highest bidder. So what is their word worth?
And yet'shining' comes in many guises Dear Souls.
In the past forty years, there has been a resurgentinterest in witchcraft in all its multifaceted guises.
These Android TV boxes come in various guises but many of them market themselves as Kodi or XBMC devices.
He flickers in different areas, in manifold guises.
Anti-realism remains popular and appears in various guises in textbooks and popular accounts of quantum theory.
Lice on the head in a dream can appear in completely different guises.
And you know the Guises have lost influence, but they're still ogres, gluttons, greedy for money, power and honours!
The evil you will face today has many guises and many names.
Modern biotechnology in its many guises has developed pharmaceutical products which are viewed as medical milestones.
The stunning shorelines around Gran Canaria reveal themselves in different guises.
A childlike, red-haired angel established itself as the mascot,usually seen in various guises integrated into scenes drawn on the cover.
So 450 units, 300 are Coupes and 150 roadsters,in 987bhp‘standard' and 1187bhp‘Super Sport' guises.
The St. Anna Clinic has been in existence for 357 years...in various guises, of course.
How does one recognize a good plot,and what types of plots recur in different guises throughout the ages?