Examples of using Prefigures in English and their translations into German
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She prefigures all.
Mélisande's theme, while the second theme prefigures the.
In that relationship, Joseph prefigures Christ as the Saviour of sinners.
The scherzo- tellingly no longer referred to as such by Brahms in the printed score- qualifies the symphony structure of the opening movement and serves as a transition to the two following movements, which are more concertante in conception: an Andante, painfully beautiful though also containing passages of passionate defiance,introduced by a solo cello intoning a theme that prefigures the 1886 song Immer leiser wird mein Schlummer op.
This report prefigures some of what we find so incomprehensible in the behavior of the Basiji.
This first reaction of the English translator thus prefigures what will break out after Mother's passing.
Even the second theme, which prefigures Schubert, is merely an episode. On repetition it immediately slips into the minor and then is heard only once more, in the recapitulation.
This is a sign that the peoples of Europe are moving closer together,a sign which prefigures and anticipates the reform of the European institutions and procedures.
I do not think the Lamassoure report prefigures a European superstate in the stranglehold of creeping bureaucracy; in other words, it does not provide for centralism but for a federation of nation States founded on the principles of solidarity and subsidiarity, with competences distributed between the various institutional levels: European, Member State and regional.
The narrative type in which history is written prefigures the"facts" and the world"represented" by the writer.
The market crisis facing many years in the Italian shipbuilding industry and the resulting enormous social and economic impact have been brought to the attention of the public and institutions at the time of the industrialrestructuring plan of the naval-mechanical result Fincantieri, which prefigures serious implications for employment(of 23 May 2011), but also the private Italian shipyards have paid heavy costs in the last decade.
This pool, with blue and white colors, prefigures what César Manrique realized to highlight another jameo, the Jameos del Agua, near Haría.
The story in chapter 19 of the sacrifice of the red heifer“without defect orblemish” prefigures Christ, the Lamb of God without spot or blemish who was sacrificed for our sins.
He added:'In developing the coordination and strategic content of research work,the ECSC Treaty prefigures in a certain way the idea of a European Research Area for the coal and steel sectors.
The"boats of the people" will be temporarily moved to the platform 75, provided,however, that prefigures the City in its planning tools an alternative solution, actually prosecuted, timing and means well defined.
Prefigure tomorrow's converged applications.
What did God's act of providing clothes for Adam and Eve prefigure?
His designs demonstrate an attitude to design that is free of prefigured conventions, rather the clothes reflect the human body liberated from these standards.
Furthermore, it must not be forgotten that a parliamentary system,since it is already prefigured by the present institutional structure of the Union, would more readily be accepted.
The child works to get out how its spirituality must move,so that it forms its organisation in the best way as it is prefigured internally.
Here, they describe an early part of the cycle- the fantasies that prefigure their offences.
We have Adam and Eve on the lower register-- and also other OldTestament scenes that would have prefigured the events in Christ's life.
It is precisely for this reason that we are in favour of adopting Amendments Nos 78 and 79,which already prefigure a minimum of set rules on interceptions and on video conferences.
Drawing up in 1969 a plan for coordinating economic and monetary policies andfor mutual monetary support which prefigured Economic and Monetary Union and the euro.
This prefigured the collapse of the International in 1914, when its main constituent parties(though not the Bolsheviks and the Bulgarian“Narrow” Socialists, among others) supported the war aims of their own bourgeois rulers in World War I.
Parliamentary capital in the fifteenth century in the duchy of Burgundy, which prefigured Europe, this city of art and history shows all the spiritual, cultural economic and soon a province in the heart of Europe.
Belonging to the artist's earliest experiments with colour,this composition with its pure colours already prefigured his growing interest in colour as the sole subject of painting and heralded his future vocabulary.
Israel and Edom were thought to be prefigured in the strife of the twins in the womb 25: 22f., 2 Es 3:16, 6: 8-10, Ro 9: 11-13.
The heads of opposition or investigative journalists can literally be cut off, as happened in the case Georgi Gongadze,whose fate was prefigured in taped recordings on which President Kuchma is heard calling for Gongadze's elimination.
As some of these new“networked” forms of expression prefigured a lot of what seems contemporarily ubiquitous and normalized(user-generated-content, hash tagging, cybernetics, global interconnectedness, for instance) it remains to ask how the structural conditions of a late capitalist art world have changed the concept of the network and distributive practices altogether.