Sommario
to carry on {verbo}
continuare
to carry {verbo}
sopportare · reggere · aspettare · veicolare · arrivare
Sinonimi
carry on: continue · go on · proceed
carry: have a bun in the oven · bear · gestate
altri (20)Traduzione inglese-italiano per "to carry on"
"to carry on" traduzione italiano
to carry on {verbo}
to carry on {v.} (anche: to go on, to proceed with, to prosecute, to keep)
I learned a huge amount from Henry. Henry taught me that you can carry on working.
As soon as the vote is over, we must carry on and get back down to work on this issue.
We cannot carry on producing electricity from the customary sources.
This is the plea I would make with regard to the 2000 budget: we must not carry on like this.
However, civil aviation must carry on improving its safety record.
to carry {verbo}
to carry [carried|carried] {v.} (anche: to receive, to abide, to tolerate, to bear)
We are still strong enough to carry everyone else's burdens.
The euro zone should be able to carry a relatively small economy such as the Greek one quite easily.
That is especially true for sugar, where the farmers will no longer carry the cost of the production levy.
Through no fault of their own, it is the farmers who have to accept heavy losses and who must also carry the burden of trying to win back
We owe a more effective policy to the Member States who are presently carrying the heaviest burden as regards receiving refugees.
to carry [carried|carried] {v.} (anche: to bear, to support, to hold up, to sustain)
to carry [carried|carried] {v. t.} (anche: to expect)
We may expect Kabila to finally initiate an inter-Congolese dialogue, and carry through the process of democratisation.
We know it cannot complete and carry out this work until there is a further intergovernmental conference, but it must not wait until that
Mr Bolkestein has agreed to have studies carried out into a number of points.
We are already carrying out a comprehensive assessment which also deals with these aspects.
The basis for this should be the study carried out by the Wise Persons Group.
to carry [carried|carried] {v. t.} (anche: to transmit)
Would he accept, as the Chairman of the Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development does not, that vaccinated animals can carry the...
And they happen to be a very good vehicle for carrying oceanographic equipment.
It's also carried on migration patterns of wild migratory aquatic birds.
A large proportion of these accidents is caused by vehicles carrying passengers or heavy goods.
Carrying out annual roadworthiness inspections is no longer enough to guarantee the safety and reliability of the vehicle.
to carry [carried|carried] {v. i.} (anche: to travel)
Developing countries should implement the ILO Convention to achieve a level playing field and to carry on the struggle against world...
It can only get there if it's carried out by ice.
I would like to see a study carried out before any decisions are made and I should like that study to be carried out impartially and as soon as possible.
In 2005, it was reported from Pyongyang that the country was in possession of nuclear weapons, and the test was carried out at the beginning of this week.
Until the golden age returns, perhaps carried on the wings of science and technology, our true condemnation lies in being deprived of a job or having to do unpleasant work.
Sinonimi
Sinonimi (inglese) per "carry on":
Sinonimi (inglese) per "carry":
Esempi di utilizzo
Esempi di utilizzo "to carry on" in Italiano
Parole simili
carrel · carriage · carriageable · carriageway · carrier · carriers · carrings-on · carrion · carrot · carrots · carry-on · carryings-on · carsick · cart · cart-road · cart-track · cart-wright · cartage · cartel · cartelization · carter