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miserable {aggettivo}
opprimente · insopportabile · disperato · misero · depresso · depressa · abbattuta · abbattuto · infelice · misera · deprimente · avvilente · mesta · mesto · miseranda · miserando · infelice · miserevole · disperata · triste · afflitto · dolente · afflitta · lasso · miserabile
Traduzione inglese-italiano per "miserable"
"miserable" traduzione italiano
miserable {aggettivo}
miserable {agg.} (anche: depressing)
miserable {agg.} (anche: depressing, accursed, unbearable)
If your mother calls on the miserable telephone, she calls and says, "Hello," you not only know who it is, you know what mood she's in.
The Freudian model is really one continuum that, as you get less miserable, you get happier.
And that isn't true -- when you get less miserable, you get less miserable.
And slowly, I moved out of that miserable state of mind.
But people used to say to her, "Why are you so miserable?"
And if I see something negative, I'm going to be miserable, indeed."
The proposals we are debating this afternoon are a miserable, insufficient response to today's world.
That is a rather miserable result for 17 million unemployed.
I'd like all of you to pause for a moment, you wretched weaklings, and take stock of your miserable existence.
President Arafat is still enclosed in his headquarters, which have been reduced to a miserable cement hut, deprived of freedom of movement.
The majority of prostitutes live miserable lives, exposed to the risks of, for example, assault, rape and sexually transmitted diseases.
miserable {agg.} (anche: disheartening, depressing, gloomy, dispiriting)
Ice in my ice chest melted within hours, and it was pretty miserable.
miserable {agg.} (anche: unhappy)
(Laughter) But if it's gone, it's going to be really miserable and stressful."
Every day we hear voices which want to leave Africa to its miserable fate of self-destruction.
I would like to say a word or two about the sanctions and the efforts to improve the miserable lot of the Iraqi people.
How awful! I'm so miserable on my own.
miserable {agg.}
Let us hope that a lasting peace can emerge from this miserable war.
Pain is something that can make your life miserable.
I hope the Commission for its part will do something about the miserable effect of applying article 113.
Because when you open up like that, then you can't just -- what good does it do to add being miserable with others' misery?
Is it miserable?
miser {sostantivo}
Never before have so many rich countries been so miserly towards so few.
Mr President, Europe was as lavish with its fine words when apartheid was abolished as it proved to be miserly when it came to economic concessions.
The fact of the matter is that these miserly governments, to which Mr Watson has already referred, and who do exactly what the Council wants of them, are part of the problem.
This is a transitional budget: as Mr Walter said, it shows us the tough reality of figures which are, once again, a reflection of the miserly rigidity of the States.
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This report, in thrall to liberal orthodoxy, illustrates the cynicism of property owners and the miserable submission of reform policies to their lead.
I think we have delivered a miserable example of the way in which the European Parliament goes about its legislative work: three hours of bartering with amendments across the floor of the House.
We are looking at quite a number of reports which make pains to point out our failure and miserable position vis-à-vis the forecasts and commitments made at the Rio Summit.
It is the latter, first and foremost, who will pay the high price for this miserable ultraliberal, antinational and antisocial offensive that has been launched against an unjustly stigmatised trade.
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