Sommario
scrap {sostantivo}
baruffa · pezzetto · brandello · briciola · boccone · brano · brandello · briciola · briciolo
to scrap {verbo}
abolire · abbandonare · revocare · scartare · annullare · cancellare · baruffare · baccagliare
Traduzione inglese-italiano per "scrap"
"scrap" traduzione italiano
scrap {sostantivo}
Mr Bonde has voted against every scrap of European cooperation.
to scrap {verbo}
to scrap [scrapped|scrapped] {v.} (anche: to raise, to lift, to do away with, to abolish)
The central feature of the resolution is the call to scrap the current transitional measures.
The first possibility is to scrap Friday sittings altogether.
My question is: have there meanwhile been objections to Parliament's decision to scrap Friday?
It now looks as if these quotas may be scrapped, and Bosnia's women are looking expectantly to Europe for help.
We are not scrapping them; we are proposing to deal with them under other procedures - either existing or new procedures.
to scrap [scrapped|scrapped] {v.} (anche: to abjure, to give up, to consign, to relegate)
In order to leave a conversation that a friend created, just click you own name in the scrap.
We have over 40 abandoned oil rigs which need to be scrapped and I do not know whether we are prepared with the industry which that requires.
to scrap [scrapped|scrapped] {v.} (anche: to raise, to lift, to abolish, to abrogate)
to scrap [scrapped|scrapped] {v.} (anche: to jettison, to ditch, to discard, to abandon)
To scrap these successful schemes now would be to throw away the baby with the bath water.
We have seen that the stress lies not with the reflection period - and it is right to scrap that - but with an unconditional right of
He said, "Yeah, feathers, skin, bone meal, scraps, dried and processed into feed."
to scrap [scrapped|scrapped] {v.} (anche: to invalidate, to nullify, to scrub, to quash)
When the report on forced labour is finally available, the customs agreement should be scrapped.
to scrap [scrapped|scrapped] {v.} (anche: to invalidate, to nullify, to scrub, to obliterate)
Consequently we should scrap recitals J and K from paragraph 12 of the motion for a resolution.
Commission wants to scrap the URBAN initiative.
to scrap [scrapped|scrapped] {v. i.} (anche: to tussle, to scuffle)
to scrap [scrapped|scrapped] {v. i.} (anche: to quarrel noisily)