Nghĩa của từ recounting bằng Tiếng Đức
ecounting [rikauntiŋ] erzählend, nachzählend
Đặt câu có từ "recounting"
1. Conte, a short tale, often recounting an adventure
2. President Monson receives birthday gifts recounting service to others (84).
3. It is no mere recounting of regulations and ordinances.
4. He listened to Smillie 's recounting of all the incriminating circumstances.
5. After all, he “is great and is abundant in power; his understanding is beyond recounting.”
6. It's possible he wasn't just recounting the past but foretelling the future.
7. A stela recounting this appointment was discovered in Koptos and demonstrates that Nubkhesbed was indeed Iset's mother.
8. When my turn for questioning came, I was aghast to hear the officials recounting confidential details about our work.
Als ich an der Reihe war und die Beamten vertrauliche Einzelheiten über unser Werk erwähnten, war ich bestürzt.
9. Aeneid definition, a Latin epic poem by Vergil, recounting the adventures of Aeneas after the fall of Troy
10. Exclamatory mark resembles a heavy small horn, recounting the affection course that the hero has taken.
11. 26 Mandylor, also a writer, wears black fingerless gloves and broods magnificently while recounting stories of orgiastic dances in St-Tropez.
12. The Bible does not shy from recounting some cases of rape and attempted rape that occurred in the past.
13. 30 Again, the atmosphere is friendly with everyone recounting the day's activities whilst making new friends and meeting old adversaries.
14. The docudrama covered the band's history between 1977 through 1986, recounting the trials and triumphs of Rick Allen and Steve Clark.
15. 18 Recounting the activities of the little flock enables them and the great crowd to keep on fearing the true God.
16. Some of the women were accomplished writers, while others had no literary ambitions and were simply telling their life stories and recounting the difficulties they had to face.
17. 24 JOANEL PIERRE, an 18-year-old Haitian shipwreck survivor, recounting the crash of a Haitian sailboat bound for Turks and Caicos, leaving 70 of the 200 passengers missing and 15 dead.
18. Brambly Hedge is a British series of illustrated children's books by Jill Barklem, recounting the adventures of a community of self-sufficient mice who live together in the tranquil surroundings of the English countryside
19. Arthurian Literature Quick Reference A large body of writings in various languages in the 12th and 13th centuries and thereafter, recounting legends of King Arthur, his sword Excalibur, his queen Guinevere, and his various knights at the court of Camelot.
20. Confabulation The recounting of fictitious and repetitive, but often plausible, detail of past events to cover gaps in the memory. This is common in various forms of dementia and is most characteristic of the alcohol-induced KORSAKOFF'S SYNDROME
21. Vera Mary Brittain was a British writer and pacifist, best remembered as the author of the best-selling 1933 memoir Testament of Youth, recounting her experiences during World War I and the beginning of her journey towards pacifism
22. ‘Adolescent problems’ ‘To do this they must take into account the characteristics of Adolescent behaviour.’ ‘They speak in an almost matter-of-fact way, recounting the catalogue of bad behaviour that has characterised the Adolescent years for Alan.’
23. (Ac 18:23) There is no record of Paul’s meeting physical resistance at Derbe, and he makes no mention of the city many years later when recounting his sufferings at other places in its vicinity. —2Ti 3:11.
24. Among them, this book contains two praises he wrote of himself, Autobiographical Verses of Karmapa Mikyö Dorje Called “Good Deeds” and The Praise “He Searched Thoroughly…” Good Deeds gives an account of his life by recounting thirty-three of his good deeds.
25. Brambly Hedge is a series of illustrated children's books by Jill Barklem, recounting the adventures of a community of mice who live together in the tranquil surroundings of the English countryside.The books, whose first titles were published in 1980, are written and illustrated by Barklem
26. Up to 5% cash back · A disused Brickfield is the scene of their clandestine meetings, and it is there that Richard finds her drowned in a muddy pool.Forced by circumstances to look back on these days, Richard finds himself recounting this episode to his secretary
27. The Autobiography of a Flea, told in a hop, skip, and jump: Recounting all his Experiences of the Human, and Superhuman, Kind, both Male and Female; with his Curious Connections, Backbitings, and Tickling Touches; the whole scratched together and arranged for the Delectation of the Delicate, and for the Information of the Inquisitive
28. According to David Theo Goldberg, race in the neo-liberal era operates through a set of ‘Antiracial commitments’ which entail ‘a forgetting, getting over, moving on, wiping away the terms of reference, at best (or worst) a commercial memorializing rather than a recounting and redressing of the terms of humiliation and devalua- tion
29. Examples of Chorister in a Sentence Recent Examples on the Web The coronavirus pandemic means that this Easter Sunday there will be no congregants in the pews, no Choristers to conduct, no sharp retorts from the brass to herald the New Testament’s recounting of the resurrection of Christ.
30. Written by one of the most prominent thinkers in sound studies, Amplifications presents a perspective on sound narrated through the experiences of a sound artist and writer.A work of reflective philosophy, Amplifications sits at the intersection of history, creative practice, and sound studies, recounting this narrative through a series of themes (rattles, echoes
31. In his moving blend of memoir and political theory, Covering, Kenji Yoshino alternates between recounting his own experiences as a gay Japanese-American man and elaborating upon his thesis that American life at the start of the twenty-first century is shaped by the demand to “cover,” or downplay, stigmatized identities in public.In the book’s first half the author convincingly
32. The rare appearance of the term `ifrit (feminine `ifritah) in the Qur'an (the sacred scripture of Islam) and in Hadith (eyewitness narratives recounting Muhammad's words, actions, or approbations) is always in the phrase "the Afreet of the jinn" and probably means "rebellious." The word subsequently came to refer to an entire class of formidable, rebellious beings, but, in the confused world