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Significats de portray en anglès

portuguès
representar
català
representar
espanyol
representar

Make a portrait of.

representar
portuguès
representar
català
personificar

Assume or act the character of.

personificar
català
representar
espanyol
presentar

Represent abstractly, for example in a painting, drawing, or sculpture.

representar
Ús de portray en anglès
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It requires special techniques to reveal and portray their true extraordinary nature.
BBC
2
Mattis sought to portray national defense as an issue above partisan politics.
Reuters
3
The students have to portray their research by way of an image.
The Guardian
4
But as disturbing as they are, these images portray the American story.
NY Magazine
5
I had never managed to portray human nature without being horribly corny.
The Clown
6
Some effort was made to portray Mr Donnelly in a negative light.
The Irish Times
7
But his opponents portray him as embedded in a conservative Labour culture.
The Guardian
8
The imperfection of language rendered it impossible to portray the glorious reality.
Female Scripture Biography, Volume II / Including an Essay on Wh...
9
I wanted to portray the fact that she actually gave him life.
Reuters
10
Labor's plan was bold, and bold is easy to portray as scary.
The Guardian
11
No: I saw nothing of the sort, and therefore cannot portray it.
The Professor
12
They were going to portray it as some kind of warped attack.
Dante's numbers
13
Spring in Paris is more glorious than any reviewer can adequately portray.
Terminal Compromise
14
These little pictures portray our war of extermination against the red man.
Banzai! by Parabellum
15
Golding had a masterful ability to portray the darkest depths of mankind.
The Guardian
16
Don't try to portray me as some kind of intransigent villain here.
The Naked God
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Translations for portray
Portray a través del temps
Portray per variant geogràfica
Irlanda
Comú
Estats Units d'Amèrica
Comú
Regne Unit
Comú