Sommario
to prepare {verbo}
accomodare · sistemare · allestire · preparare · apparecchiare · cucinare · preparare · allestire · apprestare
Traduzione inglese-italiano per "to prepare"
"to prepare" traduzione italiano
to prepare {verbo}
to prepare [prepared|prepared] {v.} (anche: to deck, to decorate, to adorn, to put straight)
to prepare [prepared|prepared] {v.} (anche: to tidy out, to tidy up, to put, to place)
At the same time the Commission is preparing a programme to improve the justice system.
Is the Council actually prepared to change the system of comitology?
Would the Commission be prepared to remove agricultural substitute products from this system?
Subject: Preparing, buying and using a special bookkeeping system by the European Commission
I am perfectly prepared for each country to continue with the system it prefers.
to prepare [prepared|prepared] {v.} (anche: to rig, to kit out, to fit out, to run up)
Down through history, during periods of persecution, it was sometimes necessary to prepare these rooms in the catacombs.
Secondly, I wish to emphasise that I do not believe that this is the right moment to prepare a framework directive on the Integrated
They are already preparing a new 'frame ' to cover Chernobyl.
to prepare [prepared|prepared] {v.} (anche: to mount, to run up, to organize, to train)
Finally, it is important to prepare for flexibility and mobility of the labour force.
On the contrary, we should prepare the rail sector to face its own future.
The Intergovernmental Conference should prepare the EU for these changes.
An ambition for power alone is not enough to prepare the European Union for the future.
She knows that her son, John the Baptist, is to prepare the way of the Lord.
to prepare [prepared|prepared] {v.} (anche: to lay the table, to set the table, to get ready, to make ready)
to prepare [prepared|prepared] {v.} (anche: to treat, to deal with, to set up, to arrange)
For example, schools in Bedford are using Thai chicken to prepare meals for the pupils.
In the kitchen, Mr Fatuzzo was preparing the meal: spaghetti with garlic, olive oil and chilli.
Fossil fuels are not available, and solar energy doesn't cook the way that they like their food prepared.
But what is the interest of a well-equipped kitchen in which delicious dishes are prepared if the latter are served in a location which is in ruins.
It is not enough, Mr President-inOffice, to have a huge selection of political options on the table, like a kind of à la carte menu, if nobody in the kitchen is preparing the various dishes.
to prepare [prepared|prepared] {v.} (anche: to set up, to fix)
to prepare [prepared|prepared] {v. t.} (anche: to rig, to kit out, to fit out, to run up)
to prepare [prepared|prepared] {v. t.} (anche: to equip, to fit, to get ready)
The common position we are preparing to adopt is acceptable for the public service.
Yet today this country is preparing to host the World Conference Against Racism.
Tomorrow, the European Union is preparing to outline a test programme for all Member States.
It is the real mandate for negotiations which the Council is preparing to give to the Commission.
The Commission is preparing to make the same management mistake with the European Water Fund.
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Esempi di utilizzo
Esempi di utilizzo "to prepare" in Italiano
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