Examples of using Typifies in English and their translations into Hungarian
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That typifies the situation.
I think that typifies me.
That typifies London really.".
That pretty much typifies him.
This is what typifies Israel and Israel's kingdom.
Champsosauridae is the best-known family of the Choristodera and typifies the group.
This typifies the intensification of rivalries in the region.
See more The farmhouse(300m above sea level)is a wonderful Tuscan farmhouse that typifies true Italian country-living at its best.
The 4th House typifies how we relate to our own family.
I therefore understand your comments only too well, but in this case it is somewhat difficult to ignore the Maldives,when it is a country that typifies a situation of real vulnerability.
No one typifies that type of spirit more than Mr. Jerry Ortega.
Michael has been fully behind this project and the originality of the firstever dual disc single idea typifies the creativity of one of the most innovative artist in our lifetime,” said SonyBMG's Darren Henderson.
This typifies the Seven principles throughout nature and man;
It should be noted that the EU Member States were also faced with the complexity which,in this respect, typifies the system of sorting and processing requests for overflight, landing and on-the-ground inspection authorisations.
The sword typifies the cross that has to slay our Self-life, before we can partake of the divine nature.
The popular reasons given are, firstly, the fact just mentioned,that the Lotus-seed contains within itself a perfect miniature of the future plant, which typifies the fact that the spiritual prototypes of all things exist in the immaterial world before those things become materialised on Earth.
This wording typifies modern technique and targeted research in the field of the electroacoustic present.
The apex is lost in theclear blue sky of the land of the Pharaohs, and typifies the primordial point lost in the unseen Universe from whence started the first race of the spiritual prototypes of man.
This typifies the Seven principles throughout nature and man; the highest or middle head being the seventh.
The Committee suggests that theCommission quote the example of the Danube-Corridor VII, which typifies this wider Europe, because it has the exceptional characteristics of an intermodal transport infrastructure that links all modes of transport, and these are.
Daksha typifies the early Third Race, holy and pure, still devoid of an individual Ego, and having merely the passive capacities.
Played by Israeli actor Sami Samir,Cyril's accent and style of dress typifies the film's portrayal of Christian fundamentalists as ethnic Middle-easterners in dark garb, in contrast to the pagans, who are brightly robed European types with Oxbridge accents.
The sword typifies the cross that has to slay our Self-life, before we can partake of the divine nature.
The front yard typifies us already, so let it be tidied and beautiful.
The Lotus thus typifies the life of man and also that of the Kosmos; for the Secret Doctrine teaches that the elements of both are the same, and that both are developing in the same direction.
US rapper A$AP Rocky typifies this attitude towards life of the new generation of young adults.
This rainbow also typifies the cross of Calvary that is a sign of peace that Jesus made between God and man.
The fluid wholeness that typifies how we learn so many physical activities is difficult to explain if our brains are storing information in a bit-by-bit manner.
This was eventually slain by Theseus, who typifies the higher self or the individuality, which has been gradually growing and gathering strength until at last it can wield the sword of its Divine Father, the Spirit.