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Significados de renaissance en inglés

portugués
renascimento
catalán
renaixement
español
renacimiento

The revival of learning and culture.

renacimiento

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Examples for "rebirth"
Examples for "rebirth"
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And often the story returns to midnight, rebirth and a new day.
Wired
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Up-and-coming gap year locations Colombia is the midst of a tourism rebirth.
BBC
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State capitalism is not the rebirth of socialist central planning, he writes.
Reuters
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Of course, another manifestation of rebirth -Renaissance sprang to mind immediately.
The Guardian
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But that rebirth is on hold, a hostage to German domestic politics.
The Irish Times
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Of modern construction and Renascence style, it overlooked the immensity of the Roman Campagna.
The Three Cities Trilogy: Rome, Volume 4
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In Serbia the gallant Captain Kotča also tried to begin for his country a Renascence.
The Birth of Yugoslavia, Volume 1
3
Does Shakespeare show us a tragic Armenian towering over the great Venice of the Renascence?
The New Jerusalem
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England is a country of great Renascence landed gentlefolk who have been unconsciously outgrown and overgrown.
Tono-Bungay
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But now, in the glow of the Renascence, all this treasure was found to be but dross.
History of the Warfare of Science with Theology in Christendom

Association renaissance.

Uso de renaissance en inglés
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Despite virtual reality's recent renaissance, the technology still has some obvious problems.
Wired
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In July, Rome passed a law outlining measures for the nuclear renaissance.
Reuters
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Increasing royalties will make sure taxpayers profit from the national energy renaissance.
Reuters
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Waterford city centre has experienced something of a renaissance in recent years.
The Irish Times
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New York cabaret's having its third renaissance now, and a good thing.
The new yorker
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The end of Saddam will lead to an economic renaissance in Iraq.
The new yorker
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The second loss, however, turned out to be prelude to a renaissance.
The Guardian
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The return of dancehall will therefore represent a kind of cultural renaissance.
Jamaica Observer
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In the last 15 years cycling has enjoyed a renaissance in Britain.
The Guardian
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His debut at Carnegie Hall was, therefore, something of a personal renaissance.
The new yorker
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Therefore, indications were that one of the city-states was undergoing a renaissance.
Lord of Light
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I can no longer herald a renaissance; it is too late now.
Look Back on Happiness
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At the age of 41, de Maigret is having a career renaissance.
News.com.au
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Now, at the age of 30, there are traces of a renaissance.
The Guardian
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This was, of course, the basic motive force of the Irish renaissance.
The Irish Times
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TD: It's a two-edged sword, and people are talking about another renaissance.
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catalán
renaixement
español
renacimiento
Renaissance a través del tiempo