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Meanings of renditions in English

Russian
проявление
Portuguese
manifestação
Spanish
realización
Catalan
manifestació

Physical embodiment of an information artifact.

проявление
Usage of renditions in English
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The latter, with breathless, giddy renditions of Is It Really So Strange?
The Irish Times
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The renditions have led to tensions between Washington and the European Union.
The Irish Times
3
In Ecuador we don't have torture, the death penalty or extrajudicial renditions.
Radio NZ
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There are also renditions of the French national anthem, La Marseillaise.
Radio NZ
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But The Jackson Five and Bruce Springsteen renditions stand as the most popular.
News.com.au
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The visiting support contented themselves with repeated renditions of the Frenchman's name instead.
The Guardian
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There's only so many renditions of Advance Australia Fair a man can take.
News.com.au
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Small Talk imagines the dressing room was buzzing with regular close-harmony renditions of True.
The Guardian
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Starters include great griddled king prawns, mains include decent renditions of traditional bacalhau dishes.
The Guardian
10
In the meantime, I suggest you search for your classic renditions of Elvis elsewhere.
Death masks
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Sundry renditions into foreign tongues were even announced as direct translations from the Persian.
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume ...
12
Now nail girls everywhere have gone wild creating various renditions of the vampire-inspired design.
Ebony
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Libby hugged herself, remembering the artist's renditions of the trial lawyers, judge, and defendant.
In every heartbeat
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There were no renditions of the songs which police had stipulated would lead to arrests.
The Irish Times
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There are many renditions of this parable, each with its own approach to primary prevention.
Ebony
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That is why we get such mealy-mouthed renditions of the anthem at large public occasions.
The Irish Times