rendition
ಚಿತ್ರಣ
definition
noun
a wonderful rendition of “Nessun Dorma.”
a performance or interpretation, especially of a dramatic role or piece of music.
He says the practice of rendition started during the Clinton administration.
the practice of sending a foreign criminal or terrorist suspect covertly to be interrogated in a country with less rigorous regulations for the humane treatment of prisoners.
translation of 'rendition'
ಅರ್ಪಣ,
ಒಪ್ಪಿಸುವುದು
example
the English 'rendition'
I mean, we have all known about the extraordinary 'rendition' program for a long time.
The major advantage of comics is their mass appeal, which lies in the simplicity of the visual 'rendition' of stories.
Dancing continued until midnight, when there was a rousing 'rendition' of the national anthem to close the evening.
The paintings feature rows of panels, each containing a 'rendition' of one of his own earlier images.
A concert 'rendition' enables more concentration on the words without the distraction of stage action.
His elegant 'rendition' of Rachmaninov's version of Fritz Kreisler's Liebesfreud was a charming encore.
Also notable is the dramatic 'rendition' of ‘The Ballad of Marie Sanders,’ one of several Bertolt Brecht / Hans Eisler compositions that Hille regularly performs.
I just sang a rousing 'rendition' of Oh, Canada!
a wonderful 'rendition' of ‘Nessun Dorma’
It reminds me of a high-minded statesman in our own time who manages to practice torture, which he deplores, by proxy, using ‘extraordinary 'rendition' .’
We have wanted, on the Intelligence Committee, the minority party, to do a full investigation of detention, interrogation and 'rendition' .
But the agency practice which goes back to the administration in favor of 'rendition' certainly suggests that the institution has seen some value in it.
Leanne likes to sing and recently performed a breathtaking 'rendition' of Bette Midler's ‘Wind Beneath My Wings’ at her friend's wedding.
One case detailed by Mayer sheds light on one of the main purposes of the 'rendition' program.
The image, which at first might have been mistaken for a blurry 'rendition' of Atari's arcade game Centipede, gradually became recognizable as nighttime city traffic.
The work often doesn't recreate an exact 'rendition' of a particular location on canvas, but rather an artist's loose memory or feeling about nature, expressing its essence or spirit.
a wonderful 'rendition' of “Nessun Dorma.”
Starting at 7 pm, the night will feature music, poetry and performance, plus a 'rendition' of the new song ‘Six Pack To Go!’
The 'rendition' program was authorized under the Clinton administration and received bipartisan Congressional approval.
‘Iroquois’ is a French 'rendition' of an Algonquian word for ‘rattlesnake’
The four leaping women of Empty Center, their pink skin ravishing against the dark green background, are a scattered 'rendition' of Matisse's The Dance (first version).
In the video, the frumpy seniors perform a piano duet 'rendition' of an old American ballad, ‘Green Fields,’ providing a rather melancholy soundtrack to the entire video.
The idea is simple: get a load of top bands to pick songs that have reached #1 in the past and perform their own 'rendition' of said song.
Three contestants have 30 seconds to perform their 'rendition' of what they think will be the music of tomorrow.
They started proceedings with a rousing 'rendition' of the national anthem.
She performed an incredible live 'rendition' of her greatest hits.
In the earlier 'rendition' , Titian depicts Silenus in the background, asleep and slumped over.
The visual 'rendition' of the scene in the medieval period is usually known as Christ in the House of Simon.
a pen-and-ink 'rendition' of Mars with his sword drawn
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