Examples of using Reinterpret in English and their translations into German
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Reinterpret Scandinavian design- that is the declared goal of the Danish design label.
In a European context we could reinterpret this paradigm as follows.
They reinterpret spaces and materials, techniques and ideas, and invite us to take a closer look.
All of the Styles originate from the brand's archives and got reinterpret with a touch of"Vintage Indie.
The Ecridor 100 Years reinterpret the classical motif"Chevron" with a modern guillochage.
Maybe, butyou could imagine how three London guys with an addiction to punk(rock) reinterpret Zappa.
You have the choice whether you reinterpret traditional dishes or trust in the proven recipes.
They all looked for something, lost something, something else they would find and reinterpret what they had lived through.
Sven von Boetticher and his team reinterpret this archetypal product with the product family W2020.
With the iconic“griffes”- or claws- and engraved Roman numerals, these pieces elegantly reinterpret the OMEGA heritage.
They reinterpret their behaviour, minimizing or justifying it, blaming and discrediting the victim.
Tenor August Schram and Duo Austrian Apparel reinterpret Tristes Déserts by Marc-Antoine Charpentier.
The facades on Leipziger Straße, Wilhelmstraße and Voßstraße, as well as the piazza,borrow elements from the original Wertheim building and reinterpret them in a contemporary manner.
It finds its place in a situation, in which churches not only reinterpret, but also openly oppose the foundations of Scripture and confession.
The new model will reinterpret the old form to make it a more aggressive look and application of the boost technology for damping and a top out primeknit full.
An urban feel can be created with Esprit's trend-setting graphics andbright patterns that reinterpret the lifestyle of the world's metropolises.
The legislation would reinterpret Japan's pacifist constitution, making it easier for its military to fight in defence of allies.
A»chimney« that conducts light up into the attic, a projecting bay window and sliding doors reinterpret local elements and articulate the exterior.
The designers had to reinterpret the selected 3D piece of the digitally fragmented 3D scan into a new object to be displayed and sold in the Museum's shop.
Head Chef Thomas Kunath andhis team work with exquisite ingredients to create new delicacies, reinterpret the classics and delight our guests!
Applying the aesthetics of the Victorian era, they reinterpret modern innovations as futuristic visions from the past- digital cameras and computers meet airships and steam engines.
Taking the fence and its iconography as a starting-point,the two design students from Hamburg reinterpret and challenge it in their work.
The extra-long earrings with shiny gold plating andwith an organic look reinterpret the iconic THOMAS SABO design of the 90s and become a piece of jewellery with a strong statement thanks to the clarity of material and form.
Embedded in a graphic claw setting crafted from 925 Sterling silver,these ear studs with white pavé zirconia reinterpret the classic pearl earring in a modern way.
New Batch Processor option to read raw files without a valid header and reinterpret sample rate stamps- New scripting functions- Audio File Comparer enhancements.
The approach we took when defining the CYBEX design DNA was tofind inspiration through the design elements of the past and reinterpret them within today's context.
We still don't know much of the way people remember,forget, reinterpret and update their own tourist past Timothy, 1997.
Designer/ Glamora From the creative assembly of traditional decorative andvisual elements comes a collection of subjects that reinterpret the spirit of wallpaper in a contemporary style.
Fan interpretations and reworking of Evangelion have ranged from various stories, fanfictions,and even screenplays that expand or reinterpret the ending to comical fan-dubs such as Evangelion.