Sommario
end {sostantivo}
termine · conclusione · fine · compimento · adempimento · finalità · estremitá · bandolo · finis · terminazione
to end {verbo}
cessare · concludere · terminare · terminare · finire · finire · cessare · culminare · giungere a termine · concludersi · culminare · avere fine
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Traduzione inglese-italiano per "end"
"end" traduzione italiano
end {sostantivo}
I would like to hear your practical recommendations at the end of the Presidency.
Having chosen our road ahead, we must now go down it and pursue it to the end.
Before leaving at the end of the meeting, the Holy Father spoke extemporaneously.
If possible, however, I will try to save some time at the end of the debate.
We will continue our efforts, to the end of our presidency at the very least.
end {sostantivo} (anche: close, deduction, inference, culmination)
I hear that, at the end of this debate, Mr Duisenberg would like to say a few words.
I would like to end by referring to the conclusion in Mr Blokland's report.
We should be clear again today that we are seeing the beginning, not the end, of a process.
And, as I come to the end, I want to focus on two fundamental points relating to Category 5.
I would like to raise a point of order at the end of this item, Mr President.
At the end of the 1980s, however, we were told it would be the end of the world.
But at the end of the process the volunteers will have gained a rich experience.
Since the end of 2005 there have been signs of slow but sure economic recovery.
Karel Č apek said of the modern era that the end has been replaced by the means.
Our goal is to adopt the interinstitutional agreement before the end of the year.
end {sostantivo} (anche: accomplishment, close, term, fulfilment)
After the trains came cars, and really this marks the end of this process.
I also hope that the European Council will send a strong signal on the completion of the internal market by the end of the century.
We want to know if death will be the definitive end of our life or if there is something beyond—if it is possible to hope for an after
Thus, to enter into "the fullness of time" means to reach the end of time and to transcend its limits, in order to find time's fulfilment
Therefore, we have the objective conditions for reaching the end of the process, but what we do not know is how to get out of the hole we
end {sostantivo} (anche: consummation, accomplishment, achievement, close)
Well, NICTs can be wonderful educational allies if they are the means and not the end.
The immediate end of the Directory is to assist in the composition of catechetical directories and catechisms.
We in Ireland breed horses primarily for sporting purposes and meat does not end up at the end of the food chain.
Its end should be the service of human beings, to which cities should adjust their structures and governing principles.
I believe that was the object of the exercise and to that extent, I am delighted that it could be judged a success at the end of the day.
When the person on the other end accepts the video call, you're ready to go.
And it anchors itself in the sand by blowing up a balloon on the end of its stock.
All the way at the other end, in an alkaline environment, at a pH of 11, life existed.
You know, run up into the end of the rainbow, I don't know what you do with it.
Here's a scene that shows you the balloon and the payload end-to-end.
end {sostantivo} (anche: conclusion, ending, termination)
So you might say, let's go to the brain and put something in the brain to record signals, or in the end of the peripheral nerve and record...
to end {verbo}
to end [ended|ended] {v.} (anche: to cease, to discontinue, to cut, to break off)
The successive payments are on a degressive scale and end after three years.
There is only one way to end these exports, and that is through us abolishing the subsidy.
The EU's support for tobacco growing should therefore end entirely.
Persecution and murders must be brought to an immediate end.
The European Union has long been calling for an early end to the bloodshed.
to end [ended|ended] {v.} (anche: to wrap up, to tie up, to bring to an end, to close)
I will end with a twofold appeal to the national delegations and political groups.
I should like to end by referring to one last point and making one proposal.
I believe we should now get ready to end this part-session calmly instead.
I would like to end by emphasising the importance of dialogue with the Council.
I would like to end by talking about the need to become aware of the problems.
to end [ended|ended] {v.} (anche: to complete, to finish, to wrap up, to tie up)
The present course, where liberties are curtailed step by step, must come to an end.
I would like to end by referring to the conclusion in Mr Blokland's report.
I want to end by applying the idea of Middle World to our perceptions of each other.
I would like to end by thanking all the groups and their spokespersons for their efforts.
So I want to end my talk leaving this thought and challenge to you.
to end [ended|ended] {v.} (anche: to finish, to be over)
to end [ended|ended] {v.} (anche: to wrap up, to tie up, to bring to an end, to close)
The taxes will end up in the German Treasury instead of the Danish Treasury.
If you try to do everything, you may end up not succeeding in doing very much.
Nobody had ever imagined that something like that would end up in cattle fodder.
I'm going to go from backwards so that we end up with the best projects.
You follow instructions on Nerve and you should end up on Babble, which we did.
to end [ended|ended] {v.} (anche: to topple, to fall, to finish, to pant)
to end [ended|ended] {v.} (anche: to finish)
to end [ended|ended] {v.}
This has to do with personnel provision and, at the end of the day, has to lead to the establishment of a European Prosecution Office.
It must end with the making good of the damage done to a very large number of people, and the effectiveness of our work is incredibly
With regard to the Constitutional Treaty, we hosted a great debate that ended with majority support for the Treaty.
In the Pacific, as you know, the war was to continue until 14 August and ended with those horrendous pictures of nuclear extermination.
to end [ended|ended] {v.}
to end [ended|ended] {v.}
Thursdays do not end with a few 4 o'clock flights; they should end at 6.30.
On 14 February, we will see the launch of the IGC which is to be completed by the end of 2000.
However, the agreement to be concluded before the end of the month must not be hastily negotiated.
The period of reflection is coming to an end, but it does not feel as if very much thinking has been done around Europe.
It is therefore important that it should be possible to conclude the Intergovernmental Conference before the end of the year.
to end [ended|ended] {v.} (anche: to reach the climax, to reach the peak, to peak, to climax)
to end [ended|ended] {v.} (anche: to cease, to stop, to finish)
There seems to be no end to the blood bath in Chechnya.
When a mandate ends there is a tendency to be brutally frank.
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