Sommario
to announce {verbo}
annunciare · bandire · preannunciare · indicare · segnalare · proclamare · annunziare · essere indizio · dare notizia
Traduzione inglese-italiano per "to announce"
"to announce" traduzione italiano
to announce {verbo}
to announce [announced|announced] {v.} (anche: to predict, to foretell, to usher in, to augur)
The necessity to announce this Gospel follows from the very nature of the Church.
in October 1998 the Governing Council decided to announce a quantitative reference
It is not enough merely to announce reforms and to promise more jobs.
In this respect, we can announce a forthcoming directive, for example with regard to lifts.
As more and more Members come into the Chamber, I would like to announce a welcome innovation.
to announce [announced|announced] {v.} (anche: to banish, to dismiss, to cast, to expatriate)
A number of tender procedures for the so-called " early biddable projects ' and project management have already been announced, and so the contract will be signed in the near future.
to announce [announced|announced] {v.} (anche: to herald, to prelude, to foretoken)
to announce [announced|announced] {v.} (anche: to designate, to show, to indicate, to point at)
In any case, the channel which I will announce in the written statement, which I am in the process of drawing up at the moment, is dialogue...
In your speech earlier this afternoon, Mr President of the Commission, you announced your reforms.
And if we want to solve them, we shall have to find ways whereby the future financial perspective can be announced at the same time.
The Commission has already announced such large payment requirements for 2003 that there is a fear that the figure will far exceed the budget ceiling.
to announce [announced|announced] {v.} (anche: to signal, to recommend)
In order to signal this prominent role of money to the public, in October 1998 the Governing Council decided to announce a reference value...
The Commission has now announced that it is a very ambitious goal to consider this.
But these measures that have now been announced and this gradual lifting of the ban will be seen as an indication that action has been taken.
to announce [announced|announced] {v.} (anche: to declare, to enounce, to voice)
Finally, we must announce our confidence in the Algerian people.
It is both dishonest and inconsistent to announce 2006 as the European Year of Job Mobility while at the same time making funding cuts.
The vote was taken, the result was announced, and that is what is valid.
Secondly, the accession of new countries has been announced to coincide with a 'big bang ' in 2004.
Mrs Malone, one thing should be made quite clear: once the result of a vote has been announced by the President, it cannot be modified.
to announce [announced|announced] {v.} (anche: to predict, to foretell, to usher in, to augur)
I am happy to be with you once again in order to announce the celebration of the IV World Youth Day.
This supposes an intimate and deep relationship of the man who announces the Gospel with the Father.
In fact, to give space to the one that is announced, we must assume the expropriation as a fundamental condition for a true evangelizing zeal.
The IOPCF, which is supposed to cover oil tanker risk, has just announced that it will only reimburse 15 % of the Prestige damage as it has no money.
to announce [announced|announced] {v.} (anche: to herald)
to announce [announced|announced] {v.} (anche: to proclaim, to declare, to reveal)
Sinonimi
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Esempi di utilizzo
Esempi di utilizzo "to announce" in Italiano
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