Traduzione inglese-spagnolo per "to ponder"

to ponder [pondered|pondered] {v.} (anche: to deliberate)

to ponder [pondered|pondered] {v.} (anche: to think over)

to ponder [pondered|pondered] {v. t.} (anche: to believe, to animadvert)

Let us ponder that for a moment.

In the face of every war, we are all called to ponder our

It needs to become less ponderous, needs to develop an image.

Madam President-in-Office, let us ponder these responsibilities.

For them, Europe is full of slackness and ponderous bureaucracy.

pondered this text with particular intensity in the liturgy of the

I am sure there is a reason for it, which I shall ponder on overnight.

On that, too, the Commission is extremely ponderous.

As we ponder the birth of our Priesthood on this Holy Thursday, each of

At best we can ponder whether or not to make a recommendation.

feeds them; and to make them ponder seriously the consequences which derive

must be carefully pondered, for it raises urgent questions about justice and

Apart from that, the Commission operates far too ponderously.

is an effort to ponder the mystery of the world and in particular of the human

However, it shows how ponderous and cumbersome our administrative procedures are.

Mr President, recasting the Financial Regulation is a necessarily ponderous process.

Appropriations are being administered in a way that is too bureaucratic, ponderous and confusing.

Recently we in the European Union have been pondering our relations with Russia.

The opponents of the directive should ponder what they are trying to prevent.

Today, we hear people pondering the idea of a ‘ core Europe’, but how is that meant to work?