Sommario
exceedingly {avverbio}
oltremodo · oltremisura
to exceed {verbo}
superare · essere superiore a · fare meglio di · sorpassare · eccellere · essere preminente · essere migliore · preponderare · varcare · eccedere · superare · oltrepassare · andare oltre · eccedere · superare
Traduzione inglese-italiano per "exceedingly"
"exceedingly" traduzione italiano
exceedingly {avverbio}
exceedingly {avv.} [lett.] (anche: too much, beyond measure, above measure, extremely)
exceedingly {avv.} [lett.] (anche: too much, beyond measure, above measure, extremely)
to exceed {verbo}
to exceed [exceeded|exceeded] (to surpass) {v.}
In other words, the Commission is not at liberty to exceed the prescribed limit.
I allowed you to exceed your speaking time, but I think that you certainly deserved it.
The cost of this observatory is not permitted to exceed 2 % of the LEADER budget.
Your CPA shouldn't exceed the profit you made from each acquisition.
However, the alias within the user name cannot exceed 14 characters.
to exceed [exceeded|exceeded] (to surpass) {v.}
The maximum number of weekly working hours may not then exceed 52.
They shall not exceed seven hundred and fifty in number.
Thirdly, total driving time over a period of two weeks must not exceed 90 hours.
to exceed [exceeded|exceeded] (to surpass) {v.}
to exceed [exceeded|exceeded] (to surpass) {v.}
to exceed [exceeded|exceeded] {v. t.} (anche: to outstand)
to exceed [exceeded|exceeded] {v. t.}
to exceed [exceeded|exceeded] {v. t.}
to exceed [exceeded|exceeded] {v. t.}
to exceed [exceeded|exceeded] {v. t.} (anche: to overstep, to go beyond)
We have overstepped the limit where fishing capacity exceeds the reproduction level of fish in most of our waters.
to exceed [exceeded|exceeded] (to go over) {v. t.} (anche: to exceed)
Finally, it should be noted that the total aid received by these States must not exceed their own financial contribution.
The administrative costs of this measure, travel and staff costs, should not exceed what is reasonable.
You will have a minute, as always, but I would ask you not to exceed that minute for the supplementary question and to comply with this
This is why the administrative costs, including staff costs, for measures in the tourism sector should not exceed what is reasonable.
Such limits should not however exceed the bounds of knowledge and reasonableness, causing severe economic damage both to industry and to
to exceed [exceeded|exceeded] (to go over) {v. t.} (anche: to catch up with, to overtake, to outdo, to exceed)
to exceed [exceeded|exceeded] (to go over) {v. t.} (anche: to catch up with, to overtake, to surpass, to stride)
According to the data presently available, the increase in GDP in 1995 is unlikely to exceed 2.5 %, whereas we initially hoped for 3 %.
For effective control, the reference period should not exceed one month for day work and one week for night work.
Mrs Keppelhoff-Wiechert, you have by far exceeded the time allocated to you.
In my view, this exceeds the parameters of the legal basis.
The problem, as always, is one of application and certainly the dates must not be exceeded, as the resolution states.
to exceed [exceeded|exceeded] (to go over) {v. t.} (anche: to surpass)
Thankfully companies are allowed to exceed the prescribed level of protection, insofar as this is clear.
Consequently, the limitations which may legitimately be imposed on them may not exceed those permitted by the ECHR, in the wording of
Further amendments address the question of Member States ' ability to take action, in relation to their own fleets, which exceeds the minimum required under EU regulation.
to exceed [exceeded|exceeded] (to top) {v. t.} (anche: to exceed)
to exceed [exceeded|exceeded] (to top) {v. t.} (anche: to catch up with, to overtake, to outdo, to exceed)
Sinonimi
Sinonimi (inglese) per "exceedingly":
© Princeton Universityextremely · super · passing
Sinonimi (inglese) per "exceed":
Esempi di utilizzo
Esempi di utilizzo "exceedingly" in Italiano
This is exceedingly disturbing, as we are talking about an incredibly hazardous substance which we know exists in large quantities in our environment.
We have an exceedingly efficient system of planning legislation which ensures the rational planning of the physical landscape with respect for human needs.
The exceedingly cautious nature of Article 129 of the Treaty, concerning health, recommends certain actions which underpin the approach of the Member States.
For example, a growing trend, certainly in Scotland, has been the combination of the product Red Bull with vodka, which is exceedingly dangerous.
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