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lively {aggettivo}
forte · allegro · allegra · fertile · attiva · attivo · alacre · risoluto · energico · risoluta · energica · dinamica · dinamico · briosa · viva · vivo · brioso · esuberante · vitale · vivace · agile · creativo · creativa · brioso · dinamiche · brillante
live {aggettivo}
ardente · dal vivo
to live {verbo}
abitare · campare · abitare · risedere
Sinonimi
lively: full of life · vital · bouncy
live: alive · alive(p) · hot
altri (20)Traduzione inglese-italiano per "lively"
"lively" traduzione italiano
lively {aggettivo}
For example, if there isn’t a strong and deep inner life, i.e., a spirit of lively and dynamic faith, then dialogue cannot stand.
This is a matter of great topical interest and was also the subject of a lively debate during the recent informal meeting of Heads of State
We must therefore commit ourselves to initiating a lively and sustained dialogue between the EU and its citizens.
For example, if there isn’t a strong and deep inner life, i.e., a spirit of lively and dynamic faith, then dialogue cannot stand.
We have been discussing for over a year now how our work in Parliament can be made more efficient and more lively.
For example, if there isn’t a strong and deep inner life, i.e., a spirit of lively and dynamic faith, then dialogue cannot stand.
So, the young Church of Asia is called in a special way to give a lively and vibrant testimony of faith at the appointment in Manila.
They are theologic-homiletic texts, which take up the lively preaching in which Anthony proposes a true and proper itinerary of Christian
I am aware that this has been the subject of lively debate here in Parliament.
The questions are only suggestions and others can be added so that the dialogue can be lively and enriching.
We are seeking a lively dialogue and see no intrinsic value in the Intergovernmental Conference's being concluded during the autumn.
I have a lively interest in … and would appreciate the opportunity / chance to broaden my knowledge by working with you.
A cemetery it certainly is not; it is alive and kicking and due to get livelier.
lively {agg.}
It is a continent of great creative, artistic, musical and literary inspiration; it is a continent of lively and exuberant faith.
No: we must maintain a lively interest in ensuring that the precise area of the third pillar of integration gets special attention.
Hence, the traditional missionary efforts of the two Provinces is still lively.
A lively debate is currently under way on policy concerning refugees and asylum seekers.
Mr President, firstly, I would like to thank everyone for this lively exchange of views.
Mr President, Mr President-in-Office, it has been a lively morning.
– Commissioner, Mr Morillon, this has been a lively debate.
It is a continent of great creative, artistic, musical and literary inspiration; it is a continent of lively and exuberant faith.
... doors and wanting to be lively and enthusiastic communities.
live {aggettivo}
DM: And now I'll attach the filter to the drums, so I can control the effect live.
Now, I'm going to give you some demonstrations up here, live, right now.
There are effects that you can control live, like reverb and filter.
What I'd like you to hear live is the 1955 version, and we'll play the first couple pieces of it.
This is the true experience of a live concert. That's a reason to go out of home. Yeah?
to live {verbo}
to live [lived|lived] {v.} (anche: to dwell in, to inhabit, to occupy, to live in)
It must be weatherproof, and we must all be able to live in it.
- To allow ourselves to be filled with the Gospel in such a way that we proclaim what we live (cf.
It is also important to know which house the couple will live in, and that is the job of the Convention.
We have to live and earn a living in these places.
But I could take you to areas of that city where air pollution makes it unhealthy to live according to the WHO standards.
to live [lived|lived] {v.} (anche: to highlight, to to pick out, to bring out, to put into relief)
There is agreement on the four categories of people living in the refugee camps.
The people who were forced to flee their homes have been living for decades in refugee camps.
Approximately 800 000 internally displaced persons are living in wretched conditions in refugee camps.
This really is an area where preventative measures can help to safeguard human lives.
India still has 50, 000 persons living in refugee camps.
to live [lived|lived] {v. i.} (anche: to live, to dwell in, to inhabit, to occupy)
to live [lived|lived] {v. i.} (anche: to reside, to lie)
I happen to know that he lives in Helsingør; I come from Helsingborg, four kilometres away.
These days, someone who lives in an old people's home is accommodated within the social field.
It is useful to have an objective and clear criterion at our disposal, namely the Member State where the consumer lives.
This decision by the European Court of Human Rights could become case-law, to the advantage of people living near airports.
There are 1,:,4 million pregnant women in low- and middle-income countries living with HIV and of these, 90 percent are in sub-Saharan Africa.