Sommario
drift {sostantivo}
flusso · banco · mucchio · cumulo · moto · fluttuazione · massa · massa · trasporto di detriti · percorso · velocità · ammasso · deriva · detriti morenici · morena · terreno alluvionale · deposito alluvionale
to drift {verbo}
andare · fluttuare · essere trasportato dal vento · essere trasportato dalla corrente · andare alla deriva · andare in deriva · derivare · scadere · scarrocciare
Traduzione inglese-italiano per "drift"
"drift" traduzione italiano
drift {sostantivo}
drift {sostantivo} (anche: fluctuation, sway)
drift {sostantivo}
However, we need to be vigilant if we wish to avoid any drift in that direction.
I welcome the Commission’ s statements condemning that drift.
The Seattle demonstrators put an end to this sidelong drift.
I literally couldn't keep up with the drift of the ice.
We must be cautious about a drift in that direction.
drift {sostantivo} [Geogr]
drift {sostantivo} [Geol]
drift {sostantivo} [Geol]
to drift {verbo}
to drift [drifted|drifted] {v.} (anche: to float, to go)
Stick a flag there, leave it there, pretty soon it will drift off, usually towards Canada or Greenland.
Usually parliaments ease their way out or drift away as legislation peters out and parliamentary life comes to an end.
The Union is drifting rudderless across a budgetary ocean, so to speak.
Granted, we are on the wrong course, but in fact the vessel is drifting, engines stopped.
Each time there are drifts, however, they are dangerous and they must be stamped out.
to drift [drifted|drifted] {v.} (anche: to float)
to drift [drifted|drifted] {v.} (anche: to float)
to drift [drifted|drifted] {v.} (anche: to float)
to drift [drifted|drifted] {v.}
Stick a flag there, leave it there, pretty soon it will drift off, usually towards Canada or Greenland.
The Union is drifting rudderless across a budgetary ocean, so to speak.
The country is still drifting out of control.
to drift [drifted|drifted] {v.}
to drift [drifted|drifted] {v.}
The Union is drifting rudderless across a budgetary ocean, so to speak.
The only terms that appear are 'drifts, abuses, in nationalist, racist or xenophobic terms '.
Well, I plan my route so that I'm drifting with the winds and the currents while I'm sleeping.
Very soon, however, the report cannot stop itself drifting off towards a series of federalist fads.
All around us, still clumsily drifting about in its primeval soup of culture, is another replicator.
to drift [drifted|drifted] {v.} [Aer]
to drift [drifted|drifted] {v.} [Aer]