Sommario
hurry {sostantivo}
premura · precipitazione · fretta · frettolosità · urgenza
to hurry {verbo}
correre · accelerare · affrettare · venire di fretta · andare di fretta · affrettare · accellerare · affrettare · venire in fretta · andare in fretta · precipitarsi
Traduzione inglese-italiano per "hurry"
"hurry" traduzione italiano
hurry {sostantivo}
Why is there such a hurry to open negotiations with these countries?
hurry {sostantivo} (anche: haste)
With regard to the 'when ', there has been a degree of hastiness and if we continue to work in such a hurry we will very soon have to carry...
And then, let us not do everything in a hurry and let us not disappear after the elections.
It was a total misconception, it was done in a hurry, without thinking about the future of agriculture.
The pretext for the hurry is the EU's alleged concern at the increasingly poor turnout at elections.
Mr President, Europe is sometimes in a great hurry, and sometimes being in a hurry makes you leave things behind.
Contrary to what the rapporteur intended, we are in such a hurry that we now risk sending out the wrong signal.
hurry {sostantivo} (anche: haste)
to hurry {verbo}
to hurry [hurried|hurried] {v.} (anche: to rush, to run)
to hurry [hurried|hurried] {v.} (anche: to step on the gas, to gain speed, to pick up speed, to pick up)
The Commission needs to hurry up here, and that is where you, Mrs Bjerregaard, come in.
We therefore need to hurry up.
The Council and Commission impressed upon us at the time that we needed to hurry, because production of the coins would be starting shortly.
Finally, I hope that the European Council will demand of the Commission that work on a new chemicals policy for the EU be hurried along as much as possible.
to hurry [hurried|hurried] {v.} (anche: to force, to expedite, to precipitate, to speed)
That is why we are asking for more than just a hurried debate.
Too often in the past, hurried forecasts have been proved wrong in one way or another.
Yet, Mr President, we also need to be cautious, without jumping to any hurried conclusions.
We need to take our time here if we are to avoid falling prey to hurried, political posturing.
It was only on Monday evening that we finally voted in the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection - again in a late and hurried fashion.
to hurry [hurried|hurried] {v.} (anche: to dash, to rush)
to hurry [hurried|hurried] {v.} (anche: to dash, to rush)
to hurry [hurried|hurried] {v.} (anche: to hasten, to precipitate)
to hurry [hurried|hurried] {v.} (anche: to force, to expedite, to accelerate, to quicken)
to hurry [hurried|hurried] {v.} (anche: to go up, to force, to expedite, to accelerate)
to hurry [hurried|hurried] {v.} (anche: to dash, to rush)
to hurry [hurried|hurried] {v.} (anche: to dash, to rush)
to hurry [hurried|hurried] {v.} (anche: to dash, to rush, to run)
Sinonimi
Sinonimi (inglese) per "hurry":
© Princeton Universityrush · hasten · look sharp · festinate · travel rapidly · speed · zip · haste · rushing · hastiness · hurriedness · precipitation
Esempi di utilizzo
Esempi di utilizzo "hurry" in Italiano
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