Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Another interpretation in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Unless you have another interpretation?
Another interpretation of the tarot card.
Is entitled to defend another interpretation.
Another interpretation is that the game point.
I can't think of another interpretation.
Yet another interpretation of the caduceus is this;
In nature waiting has another interpretation….
Another interpretation was recorded by Nina Simone during the 1960s.
Let's find out another interpretation of dreams.
But ancient alien theorists suggest that the tale has another interpretation.
Freud's dream book has another interpretation of the vision.
Another interpretation: the grave was re-used
Or maybe you have another interpretation….
Here is another interpretation of the idea: a water level world map.
Afternoon? I can't think of another interpretation.
Course, another interpretation, I suppose, could be… oh, my.
They are many, those who give another interpretation to my word.
However, another interpretation, which seems to be more in keeping with the context,
I'm sorry, did you have another interpretation, homophobe?
Another interpretation is based on the references in some versions to purple or purple-dyed cloth.
There is of course another interpretation for your confusion.
And, judging from the comments on the webpage of Zoetermeer, another interpretation is possible.
Regardless, I prefer another interpretation, one which hasn't been proposed yet, as far I know.
But here too Mendoza seems to have another interpretation of things.
But there is another interpretation, which claims that such a dream is a forerunner of a terrible mistake,
There was another interpretation that cast you.
In another interpretation, this concept takes into account only those resources,
too many to name them all here, but each of them offers another interpretation of a specific problem.
Another interpretation is that rhythm,
in scary costumes and wooden masks roam the streets to scare winter(or the Turks, according to another interpretation…) away.