Sommario
call {sostantivo}
appello · salto · conversazione · telefonata · capatina · chimata · segnalazione
to call {verbo}
allettare · attirare · convocare · chiamare · indire · riunire
Traduzione inglese-italiano per "call"
"call" traduzione italiano
call {sostantivo}
His call for a ban on new investment should be an example for us, Commissioner.
We will be looking for a roll-call vote on this aspect of the report tomorrow.
The creative act of the Father has the dynamics of an appeal, of a call to life.
There were certain reasons for this as the roll call vote had been forgotten.
Mr President, if we are to vote now, I should like the vote to be by roll call.
There comes a leap in consciousness -- call it intuition or what you will -- and the solution just comes to you, and you don't know from...
call {sostantivo} (anche: telephone call, small talk, chat, talk)
And the call indicator light lets people know you’re “busy.”
And the call indicator light lets people know you’re “busy”.
A video call is a one-to-one, live, video conversation over a network or the Internet.
I got an interesting phone call once from Columbo, from the late Arthur C. Clarke, who said, "I want to see what's going on."
We call this Conversation View.
call {sostantivo} (anche: phone call, ring, telephone call)
But the next morning, while I was still in the hospital, I got a telephone call.
Today they're saving half a day's labor with a two minute phone call.
This was the view outside my tent when I had this fateful phone call.
Make sure you're prepared to take a phone call at the number you specified in your listing.
So if you start a call on your cellular network and you come home, you keep being billed.
Well, lucky for me, a lot of people answered that call.
call {sostantivo} [Sport]
For this reason the Commission is also called upon to draw the necessary conclusions from the abuses highlighted by the Court of Auditors.
to call {verbo}
to call [called|called] {v.} (anche: to beckon, to allure, to lure, to entice)
to call [called|called] {v.} (anche: to catch, to beckon, to draw, to pull)
Madam President, I tried to catch your eye before this last roll-call vote.
Finally, I, like Mr Friedrich, would like to call for attention to be paid to pension funds in the various Member States.
call attention to the situation of wine.
I would however call your attention to the secondary advantages, especially the possibility of simplifying and redefining the programme and
2. I desire, first of all, to call attention to the urgency of cultivating what we could call, "basic vocational attitudes", which give
to call [called|called] {v.} (anche: to convoke, to summon, to convene)
We can also call a new Convention, as I have just said.
But it can also, when appropriate, call directly upon acknowledged experts in the various cultural sectors.
When the peoples of Europe want a single European state, that will be the time to call for a European Convention, and not before.
For example, why not call a convention to prepare the next European Union multi-annual financial programme?
That, Mr President-in-Office of the Council, is why our group supports your decision to call a summit meeting of the Heads of State and of
to call [called|called] {v.} (anche: to convoke, to summon, to convene)
How good and beautiful is that we can call ourselves brothers and show it as such!
And I had to call up my mother every other day saying, "No, Mum, it's fine, fine.
What's emerging today is what you might call a greater Chinese co-prosperity sphere.
When I knew I was going to come to speak to you, I thought, "I gotta call my mother."
On that occasion he was referring to sinners, whom he came to call and to save.
to call [called|called] {v.} (anche: to convoke, to summon, to convene)
Ever since, it has refused to restore it or call new elections.
Let us therefore call upon the Intergovernmental Conference to urge all the countries to hold referendums.
I heard a call for a summit meeting here.
In the Committee on Constitutional Affairs, we agreed, with 22 votes in favour and 3 against, to call upon all the countries, where
They are also calling for demonstrations throughout the country on 1 February.
to call [called|called] {v.} (anche: to convoke, to summon, to convene)
the definitive call to gather into the family of God all of his scattered children, thus realizing a fraternal union amongst men.(81)
One of the locations was this place called Tiger Beach, in the northern Bahamas where tiger sharks aggregate in shallow water.
Mr President, in paragraph 7, we should delete the words " Advisory Committee on Tourism ", so the paragraph reads:... " calls for the Forum to meet in public ".
And above all, as Mr Verhofstadt remarked, what would this President do for the other 360 days of the year when the Council is not in session and George Bush is not calling?
The chairman of the Communist Group, for example, was pleased to see the coming together of what he called the largest peace camp seen since the end of the cold war.
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