Sommario
gear {sostantivo}
attrezzatura · equipaggiamento · assetto · marcia · velocità · ritmo · cambio · marcia · tenuta · ingranaggio · ruota dentata · moltiplica · rapporto di trasmissione
to gear {verbo}
adattare · organizzare · commisurare · attrezzare · orientare · proporzionare · collegare · unire · ingranare
Traduzione inglese-italiano per "gear"
"gear" traduzione italiano
gear {sostantivo}
gear {sostantivo} (anche: accouterments, equipping, fitting out, outfit)
I like this equipment, you know, and I really value it so we're not going to burn the gear.
This gear helps with the live release of marlin and so can contribute to the conservation of the stocks.
Mr Piétrasanta wanted to strengthen this resolution by saying that the gear should be obligatory rather than just simply encouraged.
I wanted it all -- home office, sit down dinner for 10, room for guests, and all my kite surfing gear.
With regard to the use of drift nets, this is the first time that this type of gear has been associated with the problem of fish discards.
gear {sostantivo} (anche: accouterments, outfitting, takle)
We have to go in with protective suits and breathing gear, and 30 parts per million of H2S will kill you.
A change of gear in the European Union's strategy is necessary and urgent.
The Northern Dimension motorcar today is being driven in too low a gear.
The negotiators will have to move into a higher gear if they are to reach successful conclusions.
Your right hand will shift your laptop into high gear.
The car is not an automatic, and Greece and Italy must therefore now change up to a higher gear.
What the Commission must not do when preparing the directive, however, is gear its speed to that of the snail mail.
Obviously the European Union is not standing on the sidelines of this mobilisation but I think we should step up a gear, and I heard the
There are 12 pairs of 50:1 reductions, so that means that the final speed of that gear on the end is so slow that it would take two
A change of gear in the European Union's strategy is necessary and urgent.
The car is not an automatic, and Greece and Italy must therefore now change up to a higher gear.
gear {sostantivo} [Aut]
That little gear there switches back and forth to change direction. And that's a little found object.
So, that's a finished gear.
To change your preferences in Google Mail:Click the gear icon in the upper right, then select Settings.From there, navigate to one of the
To view your speaker notes in presentation mode, select the gear icon in the menu in the bottom left of your presentation and select Open
There are 12 pairs of 50:1 reductions, so that means that the final speed of that gear on the end is so slow that it would take two
gear {sostantivo} [Aut]
In the middle we have a motor, and we also have a gear in it, and we use the gear to transfer the circulation of the motor.
gear {sostantivo} [Aut]
gear {sostantivo} [Aut]
to gear {verbo}
to gear [geared|geared] {v.} (anche: to accommodate, to revise, to fit, to adapt)
to gear [geared|geared] {v.} (anche: to arrange for)
to gear [geared|geared] {v.} (anche: to fit, to proportion, to commeasure, to make commensurate (to))
to gear [geared|geared] {v.} (anche: to equip, to fit out, to furnish, to tool up)
The only way to protect deep-water coral reefs is to prohibit the use of bottom trawls and similar gears.
The problem will only be solved if selectivity of fishing gears is increased or if fishing is reduced or prohibited in geographical areas in which small fish congregate.
to gear [geared|geared] {v.} (anche: to gybe, to jibe, to orient, to orientate)
The Commission proposals are geared towards the world market.
(Laughter) And so some of these things are actually more geared toward expression and communication.
With this in mind, European market organisations ought to be reformed and geared more closely to the requirements of the market.
The document that will be approved by the special General Assembly must be geared towards action and must pursue the following objectives.
By combining solitude with communion, she learned from God to live with freedom, so that everything in her life is geared toward uphold relationships.
to gear [geared|geared] {v.} (anche: to proportion, to commeasure, to make commensurate (to), to proportionate)
to gear [geared|geared] {v. t.} (anche: to couple, to set, to locate, to interconnect)
to gear [geared|geared] {v. t.} (anche: to accrete, to suit, to match, to twin)
to gear [geared|geared] {v. t.}
The negotiators will have to move into a higher gear if they are to reach successful conclusions.
The car is not an automatic, and Greece and Italy must therefore now change up to a higher gear.
So I urge you to get into gear and get a move on once and for all, so that we can come to a speedy decision on this matter and do justice
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