Sommario
to continue {verbo}
riprendere · continuare · perdurare · proseguire · persistere
continuo {aggettivo}
perpetual · nonstop · even · steady · regular · uniform · continuous · continuing · permanent · constant · unceasing · unremitting · ceaseless · continued · continual · repeated · endless · interminable · unending · everlasting · uninterrupted · running · incessant · unbroken · solid · round-the-clock
Sinonimi
continue: go on · carry on · proceed
continuo: assiduo · continuato · costante
altri (25)Traduzione inglese-italiano per "to continue"
"to continue" traduzione italiano
to continue {verbo}
to continue [continued|continued] {v.} (anche: to tell off, to scold, to reprimand, to reproach)
We will undoubtedly have reason to continue our debate on aquaculture in future.
I hope you have been reassured and that we can continue with the vote.
I shall continue from where the previous speaker left off.
Mr President, I might well continue where my fellow MEP, Mrs Theorin, left off.
If there are no further interventions, this debate is closed and we shall continue the debate on human cloning.
to continue [continued|continued] {v. i.}
We must continue to look for a common denominator in respect of this cooperation.
We need to continue to strengthen the administrative capacity of these countries.
Having said this, ladies and gentlemen, we must continue to act on all fronts.
If an additive proves to constitute a risk, its use must continue to be ruled out.
It is therefore absolutely vital that we continue to call for nuclear disarmament.
to continue [continued|continued] {v. i.} (anche: to last, to go on, to persist, to persevere)
There is a high risk that this underdevelopment in the countries of the third world will continue or even become more marked.
In those circumstances, how much longer can we continue with this state of affairs in which there is real uncertainty for all concerned?
Despite this, we are of the opinion that the situation, which has admittedly improved but is still unsatisfactory, cannot continue any
failures cannot continue.
economically weak and to continue to suffer mass unemployment.
to continue [continued|continued] {v. i.} (anche: to keep going)
I therefore propose to leave things as they are and to continue with the voting.
Is it certain that ECPAT can continue their project next year, i. e. in 2001?
I could continue at length, but I shall finish now, as my speaking time has run out.
The Commission wishes to continue the feasibility study for such a project.
And the parallels between the Gold Rush and the Internet Rush continue very strongly.
to continue [continued|continued] {v. i.} (anche: to last, to persist, to linger)
The European Union cannot continue to inject money into that region while that is going on.
And this is likely to continue into the future, so we see no reason for harmonizing legislation in this area.
If we continue to deceive ourselves on this point we threaten to cause a deep and lasting crisis in our relations with Ankara.
Although this will not have a major impact on the 2004 budget, I would like to invite the Secretary-General to continue to pursue his
It is crucial to apprehend extremists and continue fighting those terrorist groups opposed to the peace process, as the Minister said.
continuo {aggettivo}
That's why I continue to work, even if it's for toilet brush.
Even if they should prove to be wrong, now is the time to consider and analyse them.
Unemployment is constantly on the rise, followed by even faster rising underemployment.
However, I still have some reservations even after the long preparatory phase this new Commission has been through.
– Mr President, Commissioner, you have reported many positive things, but even so I would like to express a few doubts.
Fortunately, there is a steady decrease in discrimination in a large number of countries.
We must ensure that we have a steady fuel supply.
A clear sign of the steady deterioration is that even the official figure for executions in the year 1996 has doubled to 110.
On the contrary; a steady stream of European rules and regulations continues to undermine the authority of national and regional
However, the steady degrading of police cooperation is due to the lack of European framework decisions which would develop and establish
All in all, the present report requires, in my opinion, regular follow-ups or continuous re-assessment.
I believe that transatlantic relations are regularly subjected to crucial tests.
Take yesterday's bus strike in this city, when bus drivers protested at the danger they run at work, where they are regularly the victims of violent attack.
Production costs are regularly rising, the number of hive constantly dropping and imports from non-Community countries rocketing.
continuous {agg.}
The reform of the management of Community finances is a continuous process.
Idea Lab is our window on the future, as we strive for continuous improvement.
Furthermore, knowledge is in a continuous state of flux and requires constant monitoring.
But by continuous monitoring, it captures all that vital information.
It is a continuous effort and there is always room for improvement, always a need to do more.
continuing {agg.}
Let's look at the next year, and you can see that that trend is continuing.
I congratulate the Commission in its continuing work in this area.
We have also been concerned about the continuing firing of Kassam rockets at Israel from Gaza.
We are one outcome of a continuing adaptational process.
That way we can ensure that all of us benefit from the continuing prosperity in Hong Kong.
This means building in a permanent compromise, rather like the permanent grand coalition in Austria.
Research is also subject to permanent further development, and the list of research priorities is becoming longer and longer.
Such timidity in the face of the permanent terrorism of the Commission explains in part why so many things are going badly in Europe.
A social Europe also has strong trade union and employer associations in permanent dialogue with each other.
It is clear that this two-faced promise fuels a permanent sense of uncertainty with regard to taxation, unsettling consumers and, above all
Furthermore, knowledge is in a continuous state of flux and requires constant monitoring.
Finally, many wonder about the constant recourse to this ‘ double standards ’ principle.
The constant postponement of the referendum on the future of the Western Sahara is unacceptable.
The question which arises is why this constant preoccupation with immigrants?
With its calls for reform, the EU is the only constant in an ever-changing world.
unremitting {agg.}
Ceaseless efforts are thus required to educate people, to raise their awareness and to engage them in the existing problems and in the...
Christ's sacrifice is a mystery of liberation which ceaselessly challenges and moves us.
It is fidelity to the covenant with eternal wisdom which is the ceaselessly self-renewing source of new cultures.
In this Season of Advent let us reinforce our conviction that the Lord has come among us and ceaselessly renews his comforting, loving and joyful presence.
And after graduation when he went into textile engineering, the success continued.
It continued to search for a big idea whilst ignoring the views of entire nations.
War broke out, the Emperor died, but the committee continued its work.
(Laughter) And so we didn't build any models, and Francis sort of continued to work on proteins.
It will not come about through the use of weapons or the continued centralisation of power.
Stubblebine, who commanded 16,000 soldiers, was confounded by his continual failure to walk through the wall.
My life is one continual question from citizens and pensioners, in particular, asking what we spend Europe's money on.
How, in fact, could a draft that took us sixteen months of continual work to draw up be improved on in two and a half months?
The continual erosion of fish populations will, in the long term, threaten the survival of European fishermen and the preservation of the
51 Days 52 Days: Developing retina, nose and fingers The fetus' continual movement in the womb is necessary for muscular and skeletal
In Parliament we hear endless praise for companies ' competitiveness, for their right and even for their duty to maximise profits.
We should really stop endlessly trying to keep the debate on Strasbourg alive.
We have spoken about Bosnia and have endlessly discussed the same problems of decentralisation.
This is only one example of the chronic foot-dragging we see endlessly in the Council and by individual Member States.
In fact, since the coordination required subordinates member nations, it lays itself endlessly open to suspicions that it may not be respected by one of the partners.
interminable {agg.}
everlasting {agg.}
uninterrupted {agg.}
round-the-clock {agg.} [comp.]
Sinonimi
Sinonimi (inglese) per "continue":
Sinonimi (italiano) per "continuo":
© Thesauro italianoassiduo · continuato · costante · durevole · incessante · insistente · perenne · perpetuo
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Esempi di utilizzo "to continue" in Italiano
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