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embody <embodies embodying embodied> [ingl. am. əmˈbɑdi, ingl. brit. ɪmˈbɒdi, ɛmˈbɒdi] V. trans.
1. embody (personify):
- embody
- encarnar
- embody
- personificar
2. embody (express):
- embody thought/idea
- plasmar
- embody thought/idea
- expresar
3. embody (include):
- embody
- incorporar
- the full majesty of the law is embodied in him
- él encarna toda la autoridad de la ley
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- la influencia de esta ideología cristalizó en obras como …
- the influence of this ideology was embodied in works such as …
- encarnar
- to embody
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embody [ɪmˈbɒdi, ingl. am. emˈbɑ:dɪ-] V. trans.
1. embody (convey):
- embody theory, idea
- expresar
2. embody (personify):
- embody
- personificar
3. embody (include):
- embody
- incorporar
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- representar (encarnar, personificar)
- to embody
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embody <-ied> [em·ˈbad·i] V. trans.
1. embody (convey):
- embody theory, idea
- expresar
2. embody (personify):
- embody
- personificar
3. embody (include):
- embody
- incorporar
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inglés
- representar (encarnar, personificar)
- to embody
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| you | embody |
| he/she/it | embodies |
| we | embody |
| you | embody |
| they | embody |
| I | embodied |
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| you | embodied |
| he/she/it | embodied |
| we | embodied |
| you | embodied |
| they | embodied |
| I | have | embodied |
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| you | have | embodied |
| he/she/it | has | embodied |
| we | have | embodied |
| you | have | embodied |
| they | have | embodied |
| I | had | embodied |
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| you | had | embodied |
| he/she/it | had | embodied |
| we | had | embodied |
| you | had | embodied |
| they | had | embodied |
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Visitors to the temple are often impressed by the size and majesty of the entrance hall and its statues of the heavenly kings.
en.wikipedia.org She was captured, tried, and found guilty of lese-majesty and high treason.
en.wikipedia.org It was even called a squirrel cage, lacking in majesty.
en.wikipedia.org This majesty arouses and provokes the imagination; considered from the plastic point of view, it is the immensity of things....
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