Sommario
definite {aggettivo}
evidente · sicuro · chiara · chiaro · certa · certo · ben delineato · ben delineata · nitido · nitida · indubitabile · sicura · definito
definire {verbo}
to settle · to finalize · to define · to term
definito {verbo}
crystallised
Sinonimi
definire: chiarire · descrivere · specificare
definito: concluso · deciso · risolto
altri (11)Traduzione inglese-italiano per "definite"
"definite" traduzione italiano
definite {aggettivo}
But that is a bold, clear and definite step and it must be followed up.
Often it is they that develop and apply the new technologies that lead to definite improvements in existing products.
In any event, it is clear that the euro has had a definite impact on financial integration and has created the conditions for a broad and
The proposal is a definite improvement but it is inadequate, because it does not take the idea of making both the shipowner and the...
I put a very definite and direct question to the Commission.
On this point, a definite decision has to be taken.
Here, the Commission must come to a definite decision and must not go down the road of least resistance, more comfortable though that would
We have seen from a number of recent examples that if the European Union pursues a common, clear and definite line it can be successful.
For the first time, the European Union set out a practicable way ahead and a definite strategy in the form of the development of renewable
But that is a bold, clear and definite step and it must be followed up.
This leaves us with a picture of the current situation without any definite certainties.
The wheels of industry will not start rolling without a clear and definite political signal, a green light given by us.
The answer is a definite yes.
One thing is clear, however; on closer inspection, it becomes apparent that, all the same, there are definite imbalances between the
However, we would like to comment on the proposal regarding the definite inclusion of the self-employed.
the Council with definite backing.
Tomorrow’ s Iran, armed with nuclear weapons, is a definite danger.
This legislation represented definite progress but at the same time its application excluded six million workers.
Mr Alavanos is right in a sense, but if it were possible to give a more definite reply, the problem would already have been solved.
In any event, it is clear that the euro has had a definite impact on financial integration and has created the conditions for a broad and
definite conclusions about this.
definite {agg.} (anche: sharp, distinct, clear, clean-cut)
definite {agg.} (anche: sharp, distinct, clear, clean-cut)
definite {agg.} (anche: sure, certain, unfailing, undoubted)
I share his concern that a definite plan of action is needed for the European textile industry.
I speak briefly of all this, even though each of the Church's Sacraments has its own definite and specific reference to youth and to young
I think it must be quite clear that Parliament now has to take its stance, so that it has a definite position to fall back on when it comes
definire {verbo}
to settle [settled|settled] {v.}
to finalize {v.}
to define [defined|defined] {v. t.}
to term [termed|termed] {v. t.}
definito {verbo}
crystallised {pp} [Brit.] [fig.]
definito {aggettivo}
Sinonimi
Sinonimi (italiano) per "definire":
© Thesauro italianochiarire · descrivere · specificare · spiegare · decidere · dirimere · circoscrivere · delimitare · fissare · indicare · precisare · stabilire
Sinonimi (italiano) per "definito":
© Thesauro italianoconcluso · deciso · risolto · chiarito · precisato · specificato · stabilito · certo · determinato · fissato · preciso
Esempi di utilizzo
Esempi di utilizzo "definite" in Italiano
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