Sommario
to watch {verbo}
considerare · badare a · fare attenzione a · tenere d'occhio · controllare · guardare · assistere · badare · fare attenzione
watch {sostantivo}
orologio · comandata · comandata
Traduzione inglese-italiano per "to watch"
"to watch" traduzione italiano
to watch {verbo}
to watch [watched|watched] {v.} (anche: to study, to consider, to deliberate on, to deliberate about)
What the Commission is doing is over-severe, and it is particularly important that we watch the budget for 2007.
Here too we must watch out!
In view of the present directive's shortcomings with regard to enforcement, the Commission is particularly watchful to ensure that the revised directive can be implemented correctly.
to watch [watched|watched] {v.} (anche: to to watch over, to attend to, to see to, to deal with)
to watch [watched|watched] {v.} (anche: to take care, to look out, to be careful, to beware)
to watch [watched|watched] {v.} (anche: to keep an eye on)
to watch [watched|watched] {v.} (anche: to police, to keep an eye on, to supervise, to oversee)
In this regard, Madam President, I would like to say that we should remain aware and watch our language.
Zoos which are only run for profit should be watched closely.
They're watching their own brain activation, and they're controlling the pathway that produces their pain.
We are still watching those responsible for the 15, 000 former Vietnamese boat people who reside in Hong Kong.
If people know that they are being watched, they will think twice before misbehaving again in this way.
to watch [watched|watched] {v. t.} (anche: to witness, to see, to eye, to look on)
Video: We are late to watch "Afghan Star." ~~~ We are going to watch "Afghan Star."
They didn't have TV screens, and they didn't have any football games to watch.
Of course, the Queen goes to her stud often to watch her horses ... watch her horses.
Soldiers have forced her to watch as her husband was tortured and killed.
OK? There's a great show on American television that you have to watch.
to watch [watched|watched] {v. t.} (anche: to witness, to see, to be present)
No longer will we stand by and watch payment arrears being built up.
I can do even better than that: I could invite you to the Oval to watch a test match.
The community of states could not just stand by and watch.
I was so lucky to watch the change of that South Africa into the new South Africa as I went year by year.
In all, more than 30 billion television viewers are expected to watch the World Cup that has just started.
to watch [watched|watched] {v. i.} (anche: to take care, to look out, to be careful, to beware)
We found her one, we got her there, and we took care of her and watched over her family, because it was necessary. It's something we knew how to do.
to watch [watched|watched] {v. i.} (anche: to take care, to look out, to be careful, to beware)
In that area we will have to watch that the introduction of the euro is not used to sneak in price increases.
watch {sostantivo}
When I was a little girl, my grandfather gave me his little silver pocket watch.
In Africa we say, "God gave the white man a watch and gave the black man time."
Or an expensive watch, so you can impress people -- "Oh gee, I didn't know you had that watch."
ZK: For example, you could make a watch that wraps around your wrist, but doesn't use a buckle.
Mr President, I hope that you will not need to watch the clock while I am speaking.
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