Sommario
attendants {sostantivo}
compagni
attendant {sostantivo}
custode · sorvegliante
attendant {aggettivo}
relativo · conseguente · derivante · concomitante
to attend {verbo}
curare · frequentare · assistere · accudire · intervenire · prendersi cura di · essere presente
Sinonimi
attendant: consequent · accompanying · concomitant
attend: hang · advert · pay heed
altri (12)Traduzione inglese-italiano per "attendants"
"attendants" traduzione italiano
attendants {sostantivo}
attendants {pl}
attendant {sostantivo}
attendant {sostantivo} (anche: janitor, guard, custodian, keeper)
So, for example, the museum attendants could appear as interpreters of a sequence of events planned in advance.
attendant {aggettivo}
attendant {agg.} (anche: consecutive, coherent, consistent, associate)
With the full accession of new Member States and the attendant redefining of our identity, it is time to recognise the value of the art of...
attendant {agg.} (anche: contributory, coincidental, coincident, coextensive)
to attend {verbo}
to attend [attended|attended] {v.} (anche: to nurture, to look after, to take care of, to care for)
It attends to the preparation of whatever documents the Holy Father entrusts to it.
Has anyone within the EU system attended to the criticism by the group of experts that the acts compromise legal certainty?
The Treaty's cessation will have surprisingly little effect on the lives of the officials who have been attending to the ECSC's banking business and are managing its effects.
to attend [attended|attended] {v. t.} (anche: to consort)
Many children still cannot attend school because they are working, whether voluntarily or against their will.
The result of this is that once their children reach school age, they have to go to other parts of Cyprus to attend schools.
In 2000, the international community in North and South agreed that, by 2015, all children should be able to attend school.
Poor people in far-flung rural areas often find it hard, if not impossible, to attend school because it is just too far for them to go.
A few weeks ago a kindergarten teacher said that the reason why Roma children were not allowed to attend the kindergarten was that they
to attend [attended|attended] {v. t.} (anche: to help, to oblige, to accommodate, to nurture)
Three brothers, however, were unable to attend due to commitments they had taken up earlier on.
I had the opportunity to attend the Palestinian elections as an observer for the European Parliament.
I will simply explain the amendments presented by Mr Berenguer, who is unable to attend.
The Commission may attend all the meetings of the European Parliament and shall, at its request, be heard.
I was told that the President-in-Office would attend our debate and hear at least the first reports.
to attend [attended|attended] {v. t.}
to attend [attended|attended] {v. i.} (anche: to assist, to be present, to intervene)
The Council is entitled to attend any of our debates and to speak in any of our debates if it so wishes.
We regret but respect Turkey's decision not to attend on 12 March in London.
Unfortunately Mr Kinnock is not able to attend this debate because of the time at which it is being scheduled.
The national diplomats should also be required to attend courses at a college of this kind, so that they understand how to take joint
she cannot attend today.
to attend [attended|attended] {v. i.} (anche: to nurture, to look after, to take care of)
to attend [attended|attended] {v. i.} (anche: to assist, to be present)
I consider that the whole Commission should attend until the end of this debate.
However, I believe Mrs Buitenweg cannot attend today's sitting.
The Minister's letter states quite clearly: ' I shall be able to attend the debate from 9 p. m. to midnight.
I shall be introducing my own report and that of our distinguished colleague Mrs Patrie, who is unable to attend today.
I do not want to excuse him, but I must at least explain to you that he has had to attend another meeting which started at 3.30 p. m.
Sinonimi
Sinonimi (inglese) per "attendant":
© Princeton Universityconsequent · accompanying · concomitant · incidental · ensuant · resultant · sequent · accompaniment · co-occurrence · attender · attendee · meeter · tender
Sinonimi (inglese) per "attend":
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attacker · attacks · attainable · attainment · attempt · attempted · attempter · attempts · attendance · attendant · attendants · attended · attendee · attention · attentive · attentiveness · attenuate · attenuated · attenuating · attenuation · attenuator