Examples of using Represent something in English and their translations into Russian
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Don't you know you represent something'?
Can represent something much bigger.
Perhaps because I would represent something to you?
It lets us represent something very complicated(a picture of a face) with something simple 128 numbers.
And every viewer finds in the story represent something different, exciting and appealing.
Through a tasteful and skilful combination of old and new design elements we are able to make unique cooking spaces which represent something more than just a workplace.
She must represent something to him.
When you encounter my works,you will see that they represent something that cannot happen.
Suppose we have to represent something like a crystal lattice, where the two elements are alternated in a checkerboard pattern.
Nevertheless, we recognize that that international instrument does represent something of a step forward.
Maybe the pieces represent something else… entirely.
In addition, models are called angels because during the grand show hits, they come with wings behind the back,which often represent something gentle, airy, like a cute angel.
I thought it could represent something borrowed and blue.
This proves that we represent something special on the market, that among other foliar fertilisers we occupy a special niche, and this is our advantage.
And taken as a whole,all these upgrades represent something more: we made a better copyleft.
Signs and images claim to represent something real, but no representation is taking place and arbitrary images are merely suggested as things which they have no relationship to.
Booklets have a special place in advertising industry and represent something at middle between a simple leaflet and brochure.
The same dictionary has three definitions for the word"describe":(a)"to delineate,sketch, represent something, depicting it in a manner which will give a full idea of it;(b) to represent someone or something through language, referring to or explaining his, her or its different parts, qualities or circumstances; and(c) to define something imperfectly, not through its essential characteristics, but giving a general idea of its parts or properties.
You standing here today represent something… that is happening all over Germany.
In that light,the views we express on this panel represent something far more profound than reflections of the interests of our respective institutions.
Thirdly, such an understanding of the importance of the majority of proposals for reform would represent something valuable per se and, not less importantly, a condition which would enable the Organization to achieve success in the most demanding aspects of reform, including the reform of the Security Council.
They represented something, didn't they?
It represents something bigger.
Representing something terrific We don't even know about biology.
Each one represents something burning at several thousand degrees.
I knew he represented something I wanted to buy.
The word"three" represents something"big, numerous and powerful.
If the previous band represented something light and even heroic, the appearance of Cradle of Filth on stage literally brought the darkness.
Clapton also noted that every part of the dress represents something, saying,"There is no'decoration' to Cersei.
This represents something as a confirmation of a link that seems to"run upwards" to the stepped leader, establishing contact in a small height above the ground(tens of meters).
