Sommario
to do {verbo}
commettere · procedere · agire · fare · compiere · cucinare · cuocere · buggerare
to-do {sostantivo}
confusione · trambusto
dare {verbo}
to deliver · to permit · to allow · to cede · to afford · to bestow · to favour · to accord · to grant · to award · to give · to hand · to give · to hand on · to give · to inflict · to impose · to give
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Traduzione inglese-italiano per "to do"
"to do" traduzione italiano
to do {verbo}
What is certain is that we do not have the right to make any more mistakes.
One mistake you should not do is become a mathematician.
However, we should be careful to avoid the pitfall of wanting to do too much.
Conspiracy, do not forget, is not when a crime is committed but when a person conspires to commit a crime.
We do not want to make that mistake again, and I believe that in this situation we want to know how we are proceeding.
We will have to move ahead, however, and we must do so as carefully as possible.
I would be delighted to do so, but the aforementioned Mr Falconer has the floor.
The Union should of course address this situation, but how do we go about this?
And I will be the first, ladies and gentlemen, to urge my country to do the same.
I think that we should take this as an example when deciding what to do next.
Now is the time to do the job and it must be done with every fibre of our being.
And I think that is an expansion of your moral compass when you manage to do that.
And as far as Jordan is concerned, if we have to act politically, then let us do so.
I do not know about 'now or never ', but in any case it is time for action.
What does an individual or society usually do when it wishes to take action?
But I believe that even individual countries must do more at a bilateral level.
Needless to say, it is up to those countries what they do with this information.
The Commission is prepared to do as much as possible to improve our cooperation.
The points I would like to make today have more to do with the general situation.
Why, Commissioner, do you not do what you are starting to do with other countries?
In spite of the development which has taken place, there is still a lot left to do.
I think that this is an example of where we really have to do the repair work.
Simply ensuring that we do not move backwards is no great achievement, however.
All that remains for us to do is to make a small, yet important, step.
It is not within our remit and we do not have the tools to make such an evaluation.
I get up at 4 a.m. every day and go cook the food for the kids, because this is what we need to do.
Now one of the reasons why there are so few trees is this: people need to cook, and they harvest wood and they make charcoal in order to do
This is a death's head cockroach. ~~~ This is an American cockroach you think you don't have in your kitchen.
Although there is a sofa, if you watch in the kitchen, you can see that the great difference for women does not come between one to 10 dollars.
We don't usually think of our kitchen as an electrical engineering lab or little kids as circuit designers, but maybe we should.
We did not see any of that happen and we are all the more disappointed as a result.
to-do {sostantivo}
to-do {sostantivo} (anche: abashment, fog, mess, madhouse)
I hope that, despite the noise here, anyone interested in hearing my report and my position has been able to do so.
Since the European Parliament did not possess the self-respect to do so, it has been reduced to voting on them amidst a fair deal of
We gotta kill them because they're making a mess. I said that was stupid, you know, maybe we should just train them to do something useful.
The British Presidency is embarking upon an exercise in confusion in order to guarantee their national policy which, quite frankly, is to
's intervention is trying to do is generate confusion.
dare {sostantivo}
dare {verbo}
to deliver [delivered|delivered] {v.}
to permit [permitted|permitted] {v.}
to allow [allowed|allowed] {v.}
to cede [ceded|ceded] {v.}
to afford [afforded|afforded] {v.}
to bestow [bestowed|bestowed] {v.}
to accord [accorded|accorded] {v.}
to grant [granted|granted] {v.}
to award [awarded|awarded] {v.}
to give [gave|given] {v.}
to hand [handed|handed] {v.}
to give [gave|given] {v.}
to hand on {v. t.}
to give [gave|given] {v. t.}
to inflict [inflicted|inflicted] {v.} [fig.]
to impose [imposed|imposed] {v.} [fig.]
to give [gave|given] {v.} [fig.]
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