Sommario
clear {aggettivo}
claro · explícito · inequívoco · manifesto · quite
to clear {verbo}
absolver · limpar · vender · esclarecer · aclarar · descongestionar · roçar · desembaraçar · eximir · clarear
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Traduzione inglese-portoghese per "clear"
"clear" traduzione portoghese
clear {aggettivo}
And for the last decade or so, it's been quite clear what being an atheist means.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I believe the wording is clear as it stands.
You could also send out a clear signal from your own country in that connection.
We have made it quite clear to these people that an infinite monkey cage is roomy.
made it clear in 1998 that the announcement of the reference value does not entail
This would be tantamount to ruining a very clear, comprehensible text.
This is about a clear-cut wish from Parliament and I think that it is extremely well-timed.
That is not clear in our present Rules, but it should be.
Mr President, Mr Bösch's report is clear in its assessment of the situation and explicit in its demands.
I think Mr Blak made that point very clearly, and I would thank him for doing so.
clear {agg.} (anche: unmistakeable)
Time must be found to draw up a clear balance sheet on the Uruguay Round.
It was a clear and unambiguous creed of reform and could not have been clearer.
Only a clear 'no ' or 'never ' will do in the face of so much blind European arrogance.
The European Parliament needs to give a clear signal in the short term.
The first is a clear and unequivocal endorsement of the Stability and Growth Pact.
It is clear that efficiency must not undermine the necessary accountability.
The committee will only operate where there is a clear and serious danger to consumers.
It is clear from your manifesto that you attach great importance to this issue.
It is clear that a radical overhaul of the Commission is long overdue.
Nevertheless, his report reveals a clear imbalance in this respect.
to clear
At the same time, it must be made clear that aid can serve a useful purpose, with a view to offsetting the deficiencies of the market and...
The principle is clear, though: anyone who shortens or cuts off the river must compensate for it on their own territory, so that water is
But clearly none of these things can compensate for any restriction of the democratic rights of the Cuban people.
Secondly, the Commissioner spoke very clearly regarding the lack of potential compensation for damages suffered already by lorries held up on French territory.
to clear {verbo}
to clear [cleared|cleared] {v.} (anche: to acquit, to absolve)
to clear [cleared|cleared] {v.} (anche: to clean, to wipe, to wipe off, to make clean)
There are machines which can clear large areas of mines in a short period of time.
And Archie Cochrane, as the camp doctor, was one of the first men in to clear up the mess.
The new president is on a quest to clear out the Barillo cartel.
This will clear the list of pages you have previously visited.
I went along to help the volunteers clear up the oil.
to clear [cleared|cleared] {v.} (anche: to sell, to retail, to exchange)
Secondly, it should have a clear and very precise purpose: that of bringing it home to people what goes on in the EU.
It is also clear that we, on this side of the House, will not be part of a marketing exercise to sell such a pretence.
This is someone selling this on eBay; it was clearly a woman’s hand, hopefully a woman's hand.
Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, what we are discussing today is something that has to do with our future, and it is the Lisbon Agenda that clearly defines what that future is to be.
to clear [cleared|cleared] {v.} (anche: to clarify, to enlighten, to clear up, to get across)
I would also like to make a few points clear for the benefit of the public.
Of course we need to be clear about what constitutes undesirable trading practices.
That would be unfair to us and that is something we also need to make clear.
I just want to make it clear that there really is a misunderstanding here.
Mr President, I would like to make clear today why I vote against this resolution.
to clear [cleared|cleared] {v.} (anche: to elucidate, to clarify, to clear up, to brighten)
to clear up
to become clear
to clear [cleared|cleared] {v.} (anche: to release, to decongest)
to clear [cleared|cleared] {v.} (anche: to brush against, to grate, to chafe)
to clear [cleared|cleared] {v.} (anche: to free, to untangle, to disentangle)
I believe that if the Commission receives much clearer political input, it will be better able to extricate itself from the managerial problems which we all realise are extremely awkward.
to clear [cleared|cleared] {v.} (anche: to absolve, to exempt, to let off)
This amendment was not retained in the text but, in my opinion, the institutions for occupational retirement provision clearly cannot escape from providing adequate solutions for these situations.
to clear [cleared|cleared] {v.} (anche: to dawn, to clean, to light)
Sinonimi
Sinonimi (inglese) per "clear":
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