Sommario
confession {sostantivo}
confessione · ammissione · confessione · confessione
to confess {verbo}
ammettere · confessare · confidare · rivelare
Traduzione inglese-italiano per "confession"
"confession" traduzione italiano
confession {sostantivo}
confession {sostantivo} (anche: acknowledgement, admission, confessional, act of confessing)
- Heidelberg Catechism and Westminster Confession (Reformed).
But I have to make a confession - rare in politicians - and say that I was wrong.
Mr President, I should like to begin with a confession.
Confession, as we say in English, is good for the soul!
Other European countries, on the other hand, do not accept confession as sufficient proof of guilt.
confession {sostantivo} (anche: acceptance, entry, acknowledgement, admission)
In this context I must make a personal confession.
confession {sostantivo} [Dir]
confession {sostantivo} [Rel]
to confess {verbo}
to confess [confessed|confessed] {v.} (anche: to acknowledge, to let in, to allow in, to own)
You are now having a debate which, I confess, puts me in a difficult position.
I have to confess that I fail to comprehend why a certain opening ceremony was held in Spain.
I must confess that the proposal to allow these provisions to be omitted is an attractive one.
I have to confess that I do not fully grasp why requests for a reduction in these amounts were made.
I must confess a conflict of interest at the start.
to confess [confessed|confessed] {v.} (anche: to admit, to own, to own up to)
I must confess that the work in the Council is a great disappointment to me.
I have to confess to the honourable Member that for the life of me, I cannot answer your question.
I should confess to a personal prejudice at this point.
All that being said, I must confess some surprise at the amendments tabled for the approval of this House.
I must confess that the outlook is not optimistic.
to confess [confessed|confessed] {v.} (anche: to lodge, to entrust, to disclose, to tell)
to confess [confessed|confessed] {v.} (anche: to confide, to disclose, to reveal, to tell)
Sinonimi
Sinonimi (inglese) per "confess":
© Princeton Universityconcede · profess · squeal · fink
Esempi di utilizzo
Esempi di utilizzo "confession" in Italiano
The other remark I have to make is that employment policy and labour market policy, in general, consist, in large measure, of just such political confessions of faith.
The first is that in the preambles, the European institutions express their full support for the return of a multi-ethnic, multi-cultural and multi-confessional society.
Mr President, I think if a multinational makes such a confession and yet is prepared to support action being taken, then you must also respect that.
May I make a personal confession at this point, as Mr Swoboda did earlier: I am a passionate advocate of the swift expansion of the European Union.
I can confirm to you that a specific meeting with non-confessional representatives from civil society, and, in particular, representatives from the humanist movement, will take place in autumn.
Parole simili
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