Traductions de „reword“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » portugais

reword [ˌriːˈwɜːrd, GB -ˈwɜːd] VERBE trans

1. reword (rewrite):

reword

reformular

2. reword (say again):

reword

rearticular

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As a result, the board says it will reword its bylaws to ensure equal rights for fathers.

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If you notice the tally marks adding up, consider rewording your email, directing it more toward the recipient and what you want them to do.

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At the weekend, ministers offered to reword the legislation, which states that there should be a "presumption in favour of sustainable development".

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Few to some feats, skills, and items are reworded and rebalanced to fit in the modern world, but the biggest change is feats.

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The provisions on direct democracy have since been moved, and reworded somewhat.

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Then top it off by rewording a sentence that isn't even relevant when taken out of context.

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The explanation here is reworded in terms of the modern graph theory formulation above.

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Over the years, however, the lyrics and meaning of the song have been shortened and often reworded.

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During this time, the members accept, reword, or reject the submitted items from the various faculty members.

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The artist reworded them later into collages of paper cuttings, making extremely short poems.

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