mosaic
فسيفساء
definition
verb
the mosaicked swimming pool
decorate with a mosaic.
noun
the mosaic shows the baptism of Christ
a picture or pattern produced by arranging together small colored pieces of hard material, such as stone, tile, or glass.
For example, some people are mosaics : Different cells in their body have different chromosomes.
an individual (especially an animal) composed of cells of two genetically different types.
adjective
In the Old Testament, it was part of the Mosaic code that an Israelite could not be indicted and convicted based upon the testimony of one person.
of or associated with Moses.
translation of 'mosaic'
noun
فسيفساء,
صورة مرسومة بالفسيسفاء
example
Today's Europe is a rich 'mosaic' of cultures, ethnicities, and religions.
In a contest for space, some of the anemones, sponges and barnacles sit on top of each other, creating a 'mosaic' of contrasting colours.
The Parisian suburbs are a 'mosaic' of highly diverse socioprofessional and urban realities.
Miniature 'mosaic' icons, as suggested by preserved examples, were produced for a very limited time in Byzantium and were highly prized.
They called for voices that can speak for the diverse identities that make up the 'mosaic' of humanity.
However, its high susceptibility to sugar cane 'mosaic' virus precludes its agronomical use.
Glass 'mosaic' tiles add a translucency and complexity that ceramic cannot match.
The origin of the streak 'mosaic' virus infections isn't known, Agriculture Minister Warren Truss said last week.
The 'mosaic' of events making up Indonesia's history becomes a clear pattern on which Indonesia has been designed as a nation.
At the end, the audience was left with the feeling that unlike the usual run of shows which are a 'mosaic' of music and dance, here was something which had a meaning and a message too.
Some southern pea varieties are susceptible to 'mosaic' viruses, powdery mildew, and leaf spot diseases.
Like any 'mosaic' it is a product of countless pieces.
the bird's plumage was a 'mosaic' of slate-gray, blue, and brown
In the field, it's hard to tell the difference between infection from soybean 'mosaic' virus and bean pod mottle virus.
Even after flooding it looks lovely, a 'mosaic' of meadows, traditionally managed fields and ancient woodland.
This is a poignant 'mosaic' of testimonies performed by a very strong and versatile cast.
In addition, any one individual is actually a mixture, or 'mosaic' , of DNA, half from each parent.
For £25,000 upwards you can have a reinforced-concrete pool, lined with stone, tiles or 'mosaic' , which should last 25 to 30 years.
A random pattern of glass 'mosaic' tiles adds a splash of color to the bathroom between the girl's bedroom and the shared playroom.
Cauliflower 'mosaic' virus is universally used as a ‘promoter’ which amplifies gene activity.
One of the earliest diseases to occur in seedling wheat will be the soil-borne 'mosaic' virus which is already visible in Oklahoma and Kansas.
Moore has no narrative, only a 'mosaic' of loosely connected themes.
In the fine arts, the cartoon is a full-sized preliminary drawing for a work to be executed afterward in fresco, oil, 'mosaic' , stained glass, or tapestry.
On his island retreat he finds a 'mosaic' of the Tree of Life, the beautiful tree laden with fruit ignored by Adam and Eve in favour of the Tree of Knowledge.
It is resistant to 'mosaic' and matures 57 days from seed.
To make a high-resolution image, we must 'mosaic' many high-resolution images.
A stunning 'mosaic' of the Last Supper, towering 80 ft over the altar, has also been cleaned and new lighting installed to bring the church back to life.
Personal experiences recounted by interviewees and recorded in archival material help to build up a 'mosaic' of life in Germany between 1929 and 1949.
The amber 'mosaic' panels between the long mirrors and gilding have been painstakingly reproduced and constructed by Russian craftsmen.
Control - Because tomato 'mosaic' is a virus, there is no chemical control for it.
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