Sommario
to run out {verbo}
expirar · falhar · ficar sem · perder a validade
run {sostantivo}
carreira · curso · movimento · tiragem · prazo · série
Traduzione inglese-portoghese per "to run out"
"to run out" traduzione portoghese
to run out {verbo}
to run out {v.} (anche: to end, to exhale, to breathe out)
As the report shows, not only will the ECSC be able to live off its own accumulated income, there will also be significant capital available when the treaty runs out.
to run out {v.} (anche: to miss, to fail, to go under, to bumble)
to run out {v.} (anche: to be out of, to do without)
So by next summer, we're sighted to run out of money on polio.
to run out of time
We have to be careful or we're going to run out.
You gonna run out of space on that arm.
Cameron Sinclair: So I'm going to show that later because I'm running out of time.
to run out {v.}
run {sostantivo}
The question of service and justice, mandate, profession and privilege runs through my entire political career and is always a question of the credibility of politics with the citizens.
Parliament should let the legal process run its course and allow the Court to reach a proper decision.
But if we speed up the process, we run a serious risk of causing them to miss their opportunity.
Let the legal proceedings run their course.
Existing humanitarian aid projects being run by NGOs in the region have been reorganised to provide the most urgently needed aid.
The river running through Strasbourg used to be a poisoned watercourse, a barrier.
As far as I am concerned, I do not think we should run after a moving target.
We supported democratic elections in Palestine and ended up with a government run by a movement which figures on our list of international
You yourselves must daily encounter situations where heavy vehicles such as buses and construction machinery leave their engine running at times when nothing is going on.
One week ago,, the Belgian daily newspaper with the highest circulation, ran a headline: ‘ the CIA lays down the law in Europe’.
All Member States will have to respect the same acquis communitaire in the long run.
Coal and oil supplies will eventually run out and are responsible for CO2 emission.
In the long run, this must be credibly sustained by the European Union.
In the long run I hope that we get to a stage where we can compare the trends.
Nevertheless, health and the economy are inseparable companions in the long run.
A number of decisions have now been taken in the EU which run counter to our interests.
He obviously has learned nothing about public policy if he thinks that we can run the whole of Europe on a series of referendums.
The resolution from Mr De Giovanni and the Committee on Institutional Affairs contains a series of points in the run-up to the October
This particular issue - the issue of a transit agreement with Switzerland - has involved a long-running series of negotiations.
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