Examples of using Half hidden in English and their translations into German
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Computer
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Political
THOSE HALF HIDDEN.
Half hidden by leaves one of these Golden Bamboo fellows is foraging from branch to branch.
I tried to wake...-The half hidden... The turned away.
The half hidden... The turned away... Those who peer from out of the shadows.
Imagine yourself in a vast forest with greyish trees, half hidden in the morning mist.
It is called the half hidden, because the zipper teeth are visible between the folds of matter.
On a sofa or couch, where the detail back already filed,insert half hidden zipper ibid.
On the way, we see off the road, mostly half hidden in the forest, the remains of a series of other Wat's.
In open undulatedlandscape the spotted pointer stands the quail half hidden in the grass.
The white church of Tadine, half hidden between the palm trees, is a lovely sight on our departure from Maré.
Then, fox barked in the hills and deer crossed the fields, half hidden in the morning mist of autumn.
A full moon half hidden among the clouds in a night that we quiet by the sea that lies under the dark sky.
Orion saw her once on a river bank when they bathed andsang with their mother, half hidden by morning mist veils.
I now screwedmy eyes hard towards the half hidden image, feeling but ill at ease meantime--to see what was next to follow.
I looked downwards full of curiosity, I tried to look at me but I couldn't see myself clearly,just a figure half hidden by the people around;
A young woman, half hidden behind stacks of plastic cases with pastel contents, has been creating dessert after dessert during the evening.
Simple rocks orlarge promontories delimit the small coves of fine sand, half hidden and bordered by lush green pine forest.
A small mountain village, half hidden by coconut trees, sits on a mountain hill on the inland route around the Kanlaon volcano between San Carlos and Bacolod….
Hotel Formentor looks like a long white three-storey building, half hidden by the vegetation on an area of 1 200 hectares.
With half hidden in the trees, the white church Our Lady baroque of the Mount is preceded by a large staircase and a terrace which looks at bay.
You mostly have only one possible stand point where youcan see the Leopard who is lying half hidden and you have to take that one whether you like it or not.
We discover new flowers, sheltered and half hidden in small stone niches, blossoming cacti, red dragonflies around small ponds and again and again new shapes of the fascinating Bottle and Dragon Blood Trees.
With his store of memories he explores the world and draws an emotional topography of hislife, consisting of half hidden visual fragments of memory that are revealing and timeless at the same time.
Schiele's research group has developed sophisticated computation rules that analyze a street scene completely, registering all objects, pedestrians,vehicles and trucks regardless of whether they are easy to see or half hidden.
From the tower where we are placed, the Hôtel Saint-Pol,almost half hidden by the four great houses of which we have just spoken, was still very considerable and very marvellous to see.
The road first snakes through a green river valley, then along a narrow canyon, passing a gurgling waterfall, hanging gardens,meadows of flowers and the ruin of a church half hidden between all the greenery.
Later, West of Souillac,we follow a rusty small road sign, half hidden by high sugar cane, to the Rochester water falls, named after the main character of the novel"Jane Eyre" of Charlotte Bronte, published around 1847.
Fashion-Colours: the cow in fashionable attire whole or half hide.
With a few exceptions, we deliver leather from just a half hide in cardboard boxes or, like imitation leather and Alcantara, rolled up on cardboard cores.
Along the line of seated women painted fans were fluttering,bouquets half hid smiling faces, and gold stoppered scent-bottles were turned in partly-closed hands, whose white gloves outlined the nails and tightened on the flesh at the wrists.