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Значения термина epitomise на английском

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Embody the essential characteristics of or be a typical example of.

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Использование термина epitomise на английском
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Few towns outside Dublin epitomise the current housing boom as much as Navan.
The Irish Times
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Now the questions over the Games seem to epitomise the country's plummeting confidence.
The Guardian
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I shall, however, in a few pages briefly epitomise what passed.
The Reign of Henry the Eighth, Volume 1 (of 3)
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These scenes epitomise what playing for Fiji means to cross-code star Jarryd Hayne.
The Guardian
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Could any one better epitomise the duties of a good citizen?
A Visit to Three Fronts: June 1916
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The Greens have come to epitomise this phenomenon as a liberal and middle-class party.
Radio NZ
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With their stunning architectural features, Mr Lawless says they epitomise the perfect haunted mansion.
BBC
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Few people epitomise the success and appeal of Southampton's youth system quite like James Ward-Prowse.
The Guardian
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Yet a lyric from the latter seems to epitomise the bespectacled singer's tentative solo foray.
The Irish Times
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We want to epitomise that in the Six Nations.
Reuters
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Thus, very briefly, we may epitomise the work of the first period we have mentioned.
The Church and the Barbarians / Being an Outline of the History ...
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In many ways, Ugandan Cedric Babu and his wife Alison epitomise Africa's new generation of entrepreneurs.
The Irish Times
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They look so cool and practically epitomise relaxation.
News.com.au
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Now let me epitomise what these assertions are.
The Vital Message
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It has 242 units which epitomise modern city living, with tall windows and terraces overlooking the water.
The Irish Times
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Pol Pot came to epitomise that trauma and his passing is a reminder of its shocking inhumanity.
The Irish Times
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Epitomise через время