Examples of using Reinterprets in English and their translations into German
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Ghana orchestra reinterprets classical music for Africa.
The choice of the materials also recalls and reinterprets the past.
Les Planches reinterprets the great tree-lined avenues of Paris.
Ice Queen is a slot with five reels and243 winning paths that reinterprets the fairy tale character ice queen.
Rehberger reinterprets this medium both by integrating his posters into art exhibitions and by unauthorized placarding around the city.
The architecture readdresses and reinterprets the notion of“borders and crossing borders”.
Alexandru Rădvan is a painter employing large andvoluptuous surfaces and who reinterprets old myths and mythologies.
As a Muslim woman, she explores and reinterprets the multi-ethnic facets of Malaysian culture and art.
Parade by visual artist Shahryar Nashat is acinematic adaption from choreography by Adam Linder, which reinterprets a 1917 ballet by Jean Cocteau.
The spaciousness of individual planks reinterprets the classic laying pattern in an exciting way.
All of the rooms have been painted in matching colours to achieve aunified look following a colour concept that reinterprets the original neoclassical colours.
In a strongly graphic aesthetic, Bitesnich reinterprets the cityscapes of often-photographed major cities in a highly personal style.
Special Overview Ice Queen™ is a slot with five reels and243 winning paths that reinterprets the fairy tale character ice queen.
The sculptor Marc Linder reinterprets masrabia, a traditional architectural device found in Arab countries, and places it in the ruins of the Alsatian castle of Spesbourg.
Busta, the pouch from the new Icon collection for men, reinterprets the Davidoff style in a compact, versatile way.
Susanne Kriemann organises her research-oriented projects as artists' books and subtle installations,which she rearranges and reinterprets for each exhibition.
It gives back stories long past, delivers dreams, reinterprets historical events, tells us of the householders.
The group reinterprets Jewish music recorded in Berlin in the 30s and is esteemed for the variety of styles and genres tied together in an artistic and musical way.
It is a perfume rare, composed by essences of noble,dedicated to a man who reinterprets the values of tradition with sophistication.
Experience a philosophy which reinterprets a cuisine based on the essentials and simplicity, with a subtle, harmonious balance between tradition, evolution and modernity.
Culinary delights of the extraclass are offered by the Casino Zollverein, which reinterprets regional cuisine in an industrial ambience.
So I also regret that the Social Democrats' Amendment No 10 reinterprets the actual Liège resolution by inserting the Tobin tax.
The simply designed, owner-managed hotel has an old Berlin pub as a restaurant,where the chef reinterprets traditional, down-to-earth dishes.
Stefan Gottfried draws on thistreasure trove of ancient imagery when he reinterprets the"Brandenburg Concertos" in the magnificent sound of the Concentus Musicus.
For the Middle South East restaurant in the South Yarra neighborhood of Melbourne, Australia,the design studio Biasol reinterprets the interiors of the Middle East.
Natural chic home decor The naturalchic style is one of the trends that reinterprets different styles in a completely natural way.
The design of the elements is geared toward ergonomic power transmission,aims to visualise functionality and reinterprets our item design language.
In"Apollon Musagète", Florentina Holzinger,together with a completely female cast, reinterprets George Balanchine's eponymous choreography.
On a territorial scale, this building evokes agricultural archetypes,sometimes isolated within broad landscapes, and reinterprets their materiality: steel and wood.
As far as its colours and technique are concerned, this pavilion designed by Francesco Magnani andTraudy Pelzel is inspired by, and reinterprets, the traditional Scandinavian wooden buildings.