Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Alludes in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Programming
And he alludes to things.
The title of this series alludes to cliffs.
She alludes to the Norse god Thor.
Public Secrets also alludes to Bureau Europa.
This alludes to"Gone with the Wind".
The painting of the north alludes to that of the south.
It alludes to that which is essential,
A bustling, noisy atmosphere alludes the places popularity.
Its meaning alludes at the time used for a cricket to emit sound.
The"tensions" to which he deceptively alludes are knifings and car-rammings.
The name Vesper alludes to the evening prayer, which takes place just before sunset.
having a plot matching the work to which it alludes, with a humorous twist.
The word Kir alludes to a wall or fortress.
It alludes to the Priests of the Sun,
The evidence to which Ms Julian alludes has not been authenticated.
This sequence alludes to the absurdity of the boundary between East and West Berlin.
The industrial-looking design alludes to the atmosphere in techno culture.
His work alludes to histories, traces
The ointment for haemorrhoids(8) alludes to the therapeutic effect of a mud-bath.
The title alludes to the fraction of a moment in which even the memory does not have time to react.
Like many of Tucker's titles, Leonidas alludes to mythological and literary figures.
If a bank alludes or pretends they have it,
The volume, consisting of one level with a pitched roof, alludes to familiar archetypes such as the rural homestead or barn.
The title alludes to"The Christmas Song",
The exhibition alludes to an artist's archive.
The"Iliad" alludes to the myth of Thamyris,
The photos I always say that alludes to the real, it is not the true representation.
The pattern alludes to the Braun tradition while also improving the grip of the soft material encasing the shaver.
The artists create a temporary environment that alludes(and at times literally reproduces)
The former alludes more to Chopin's Polish national identity