Sommario
ageing {sostantivo}
invecchiamento · processo di invecchiamento · invecchiamento deperimento
age {sostantivo}
tempo · periodo · era · epoca · vecchiaia · etá · evo · anzianità
to age {verbo}
maturare · stagionarsi · far apparire vecchio · far diventare vecchio · diventare vecchio · analizzare per etá · stagionare · invecchiare · invecchiare · stagionare
Sinonimi
ageing: aging · senescent · senescence
age: senesce · get on · mature
altri (10)Traduzione inglese-italiano per "ageing"
"ageing" traduzione italiano
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I am referring to the demographic problem and specifically the ageing of the population.
We must therefore strive to ensure that active ageing becomes a reality.
The effects of an ageing population are being felt at various levels.
Finally I have just come from a meeting of the Intergroup on Ageing.
This is vital if an exodus to the cities and the ageing of the population is to be prevented.
ageing {sostantivo} (anche: aging)
I think that it is important to preserve a high degree of consensus so that we succeed in adapting to the process of ageing in our society...
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age {sostantivo}
Mr President, the death penalty is in fact a repugnant relic of a vanished age.
At the same time, workers are fighting to have the pensionable age reduced to 60 or 55.
The Eucharist is the sacrament "through which in the present age the Church is made" (ST.
This is one of the most serious problems of our age.
He considered the Old Testament as the age of the Father, followed by the time of the Son, the time of the Church.
Put an end to the age of secrecy in Austrian domestic politics.
We live in an age in which terrorism operates on an international scale.
HA: My age -- because I was born in 1947 -- we were having, at that time, government, law and order.
There is not just Bill Gates in the age of computers, and that is just as well.
I was disappointed because I had believed that Europe could be considered to have come of age, to have matured.
See, the promise is about to be fulfilled and a new age begins for all mankind.
She reminded me that I was now the same age she had been when we boarded the boat.
Well because we live in an age where there are lots and lots of Norden bombsights.
I think everyone here tonight is working on legislation in the electronic age.
One percent doesn't sound like a lot, but it would cause one hell of an ice age here.
They fear they will be ensnared by regulations designed for a different age.
When the history books get written, I think our age will be remembered for three things.
As Europe stands on the brink of a highly successful age, its citizens are vacillating.
In fact, the religious theme has been among those most frequently treated by artists in every age.
In many respects, the Durban conference belongs to an age that came to an end on 11 September.
This biblical approach to old age is striking for its disarming objectivity.
To grasp in full the sense and value of old age we need to open the Bible.
Human societies would be better if they learnt to benefit from the charisms of old age.
He lives his old age in faith, in the service of the mandate entrusted to him by Christ.
The Pope lives his old age with the greatest naturalness, and under the eyes of everyone.
As far as age limits are concerned, I said that I am presenting here an opening.
And then, of course, as you get older, it's almost like age is a form of lithium.
Finally, may I add that it is too early to worry about the ECB President's age.
Nor do I think it right that we have not substantially raised the pensionable age.
Respond to his call with courage and with the enthusiasm that belongs to your age.
I want briefly to discuss Article 20 of the Statute, which deals with old-age pensions.
I am more interested in the originality or old age of the ideas of these three individuals rather than their chronological age.
We should not find fault with a person's age if that is a sign of an independence that can contribute much to the matter in hand.
Because of increasing life expectancy, ever more new financial products are being created in the field of old-age pensions.
The points covered include old-age benefits granted to persons who have brought up children.
to age {sostantivo}
to age {sostantivo} (anche: to step forward, to come forward, to go forward, to forge forward)
Then it will be said that at his age he still did the right thing!
First, he got an age-old way of making it, which was relief, and he worked this with three-point perspective, which was brand
But I believe now that we're moving into a new age, and that age The New York Times dubbed recently as "the age of behavior."
This is the age of non-GM food and organic products, and the proposals before us represent a major step backwards.
age which we are moving into.
to age {verbo}
It takes this worm two days to age as much as the normal worm ages in one day.
When you think of it, there is 99 things that can age us.
There are some animals that don't seem to age.
Otherwise, we would not grow old, but would leave this mortal coil at the age of 15.
People today have the good fortune to be able, at long last, to live to an age that has in fact always been genetically possible.
Sinonimi
Sinonimi (inglese) per "ageing":
© Princeton Universityaging · senescent · senescence · ripening
Sinonimi (inglese) per "age":
© Princeton Universitysenesce · get on · mature · maturate · eld · old age · years · geezerhood · long time · historic period
Esempi di utilizzo
Esempi di utilizzo "ageing" in Italiano
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