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very {aggettivo}
completo · preciso · stesso
very {avverbio}
assolutamente · molto · perfettamente · assai
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very {aggettivo}
It wasn't a very complete T. rex, and it wasn't a very big T. rex, but it was a very special B-rex.
Now the Journal of the National Medical Association gave my memoir a full clinical review, which is very unusual.
Mr President-in-Office, I think that you have clarified the technical aspects of Articles 6 and 7 very fully indeed.
The rapporteur proposes a very comprehensive system of labelling when perfumes and aromas are present in products, even in tiny amounts.
So we stand today with a still fully armed nuclear arsenal among many countries around the world, but a very different set of circumstances.
The negotiations are very precisely attuned to the acquis and to nothing else.
How many people around the world are dancing with elation at this very minute?
I have a very specific question which relates to those raised by my colleagues.
This report very carefully and skilfully analyses all the questions at issue.
Only I really would ask you to say very specifically what changes are necessary.
This affects not only the peripheral regions but also the very heart of Europe.
Consequently, I object to the very principle that you are proposing to the House.
This is another re-greening example. ~~~ It also makes sense in very strong markets.
And at the same time we must work very hard to open up a prospect for peace.
At the same time the exact nature of parliamentary participation is very unclear.
very {avverbio}
very {avv.} (anche: absolutely, altogether, quite, totally)
It is absolutely crucial that we should work together in this very important area.
I would therefore like to thank the rapporteur very sincerely for all his efforts.
There need to be very strong reasons for imposing any such restrictions.
I very much agree with you on that, but we can take nothing for granted.
I accept very much that we need to focus on real day-to-day concerns.
Commissioner, I think we must table very tangible and very ambitious objectives.
This is very briefly what we are working on at the moment, ladies and gentlemen.
France pursues a very independent policy where the French language is concerned.
The appointment of the EU special envoy is another very significant development.
That was a very Hungarian thing to do, as anyone will attest who remembers 1956.
very {avv.}
This is very rough, and this is sort of smooth, and this perfectly smooth.
I very clearly understand your concern, but permit me some observations.
I am very grateful to the European Parliament for having grasped the urgency of this paper.
What Mrs Malone said is very true: recital E is actually misleading.
I am very well aware of the views of the Ankara public prosecutor.
The White Paper also contains very important proposals in respect of controls.
Very often when there is bad news and restrictions it comes from the Commission.
This new definition will therefore be very useful in all of our Member States.
In the area of health, we have had some very small and moderate improvements.
In spite of its influence, there has been very little discussion of the Bank.
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