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Перевод: epitomize

[глагол]
конспектировать; кратко излагать; сокращать; резюмировать; воплощать

Тезаурус:

1. A significant focus for the controversy was the theatre, which, like the transvestite, was seen both to epitomize and to promote contemporary forces of disruption in and through its involvement with cross-dressing.
2. Would-be reformers were also preoccupied by two powerful institutions which seemed to epitomize and reinforce Spain's general backwardness.
3. Both actors came to epitomize "the Method".
4. In short, if the LDDC is seen to epitomize the UDCs, then there are questions to be asked about the effectiveness of this form of intervention.
5. The symbol of the Virgin Mary has come almost to epitomize the problems for women who attempt to continue within the Christian tradition.
6. The tower, like the spire, a symbol of aspiration, the striving for greater achievement, supersedes the complacency of the arch, to epitomize an era of expansion, competition, and further advance.
7. The two women, the copperhead in particular, had seemed to epitomize everything he most detested about such demonstrations - the appropriation of working-class politics by middle-class style.
8. Their homes, both in London and in the country, epitomize their attitude.
9. John Lennon and Yoko allowed the world's media into their hotel suite in Amsterdam for their bed-in, a honeymoon to epitomize the institution of love not war.
10. Eliot's stone images which "receive/ The supplication of a dead man's hand" epitomize the dying embers of rites reduced to meaninglessness.
11. One can lose a sense of perspective if the condemnation of Galileo is taken to epitomize the attitude of Catholic authorities toward the natural sciences.
12. I have met women who epitomize the "good mother"; they genuinely love and care for their children and give them a great deal of attention, playing with them and guiding them in a way that most of us feel we can never emulate.
13. It is worth identifying those cities that appear to reflect most clearly those processes of economic decline, social deprivation and physical dereliction that epitomize the "inner city".