Sommario
closest {aggettivo}
più vicino · vicinissimo
close {sostantivo}
termine · conclusione · fine · compimento · adempimento
close {aggettivo}
concorde · amichevole · denso · confidenziale · assomigliante · intimo · intima · unito · unita · compatto · densa · compatta
close {avverbio}
appresso · accanto · accosto · dappresso
Traduzione inglese-italiano per "closest"
"closest" traduzione italiano
closest {aggettivo}
closest {superl.} (anche: nearest)
You'd think they're coming from India. ~~~ It's the closest place.
However, the closest conflict to us is indeed Kosovo.
To love everybody, he sometimes did not see the very closest ones, and that is inevitable for men of his stature.
Being from the island of Réunion, I am, without doubt, the MEP who lives closest to the African continent.
CA: What was the closest you got to -- when did you think, this is it, I might be on my way out?
closest {superl.}
close {sostantivo}
As this debate draws to its close I really wish to confine myself to a very few remarks.
I should like once again, at the close of the sitting, to protest strongly against this.
How can they achieve a budgetary position in the medium term that is close to balance or in surplus?
4. How should we thank God for the abundant gifts he has given us during the year now drawing to a close?
It is now important to draw the discussions to a close.
close {sostantivo} (anche: end, deduction, inference, culmination)
To close, I would like to touch on the Stability Pact and the Commission.
I have to tell you that we were genuinely close to concluding the agreement.
It is important that we finally, after five long years, bring this to a close.
I should like to close by saying that I too am in favour of finding a solution to this muddle.
But, with your permission, I will close with a general comment on the value of the European Conference.
The only logical response is to close them all down and end this terrible threat.
Perhaps the Commission could comment on that at the close of the debate.
At the close of the debate I have received six motions for a resolution.
"I am with you always, to the close of the age' (Mt 28,20)" (Letter to Families, n. 18).
These issues are unlikely to be finally resolved until close to the end of the negotiations.
close {sostantivo} (anche: accomplishment, end, term, fulfilment)
The European Commission must also continue with the process of decentralisation and pursue policies which are close to citizens in order to...
close {sostantivo} (anche: consummation, accomplishment, achievement, end)
close {aggettivo}
close {agg.} (anche: intimate, cosy, familiar, friendly)
When a friendly solution is not possible, I close the case with a critical remark or make a draft recommendation.
Although we feel frustrated by the current situation, we have to realise that there are very good basic, long-term reasons for a close
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the six months that are drawing to a close have been full of events and projects.
close {agg.} (anche: chatty, unofficial, informal, intimate)
close {agg.} (anche: alike, similar, like)
In the Creator's plan, there is both a distinction and a close link between the order of creation and the order of salvation.
I am happy that Allan was succeeded by his own close friend and election agent, Ian Hudghton, who will be speaking later.
In this new phase of evangelization which is unfolding before us, only a close encounter with the Lord can provide the daring of an
A discussion that ties in closely with this is the demand for a kerosene tax.
The responsibility of companies is now closely linked to that of our governments.
It was an ability to kind of walk up close to somebody and have a more private conversation, but it wasn't instant messaging because you...
We also need close Commission monitoring of the measures taken by the United Kingdom.
We are to be so close to him like the branch is to the vine – if one is to bear fruit, that is (cf.
So let me draw my remarks to a close by picking up some of the observations that were made about the position of Britain.
I have kept in close contact with him and I can assure you I am conscious of the problems that this issue poses for farmers in the UK.
It is a port which is close to London and the major transport networks from the south-east of England to the whole of the United Kingdom.
I think this symbolises Europe's ability to close ranks when the chips are really down.
We had close family, good friends, a quiet street.
(Laughter) But the truth is that I had a very happy childhood, full of laughter and love, in a very close-knit family.
The SEB group is going to close a production unit in the town, since competition from low-price Chinese imports has become intolerable.
close {avverbio}
It will slip away by coming very close, as close as half a metre away even right on top of us.
Then, in prayer, believers ask God to be close to them and to guide them on their way.
You must remain close to them and bring the relief of your practical charity and pastoral concern.
"I feel fine with the body I'm in, there'll be no easy excuse for why I still feel uncomfortable being close to my boyfriend," from a
And as a kid I grew up very close to here, and one of my favorite things to do was to cycle along by the side of the railway waiting for
Sinonimi
Sinonimi (inglese) per "closest":
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