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make-up {sostantivo}
karaktär · natur · sammansättning · kosmetika · smink · förpackning · egenskaper
to make up {verbo}
göra i ordning · expediera · kompensera · komplettera · utgöra · hitta på · betala tillbaka · bli sams igen · hitta på i avsikt att lura någon · göra komplett · sminka sig · sy upp · sy · sminka
to make {verbo}
uppgå till · vara · orsaka · skapa · få · tvinga · erhålla · begå · utgöra · tillverka · göra · tjäna · resa · bädda · lägga ihop · få till · utföra en handling · få att · få att framträda som · försätta · försätta i visst tillstånd · ge någonting det där lilla extra · göra hel · ge särskilda kvaliteter · få någon att · förflytta sig · producera · vara lika med · vara på väg att · stå i begrepp · stå i begrepp att · vara på väg · utgöra när det läggs ihop · ha kvaliteten · ha kvaliteten av · hinna · nå
Sinonimi
make-up: makeup · war paint · constitution
make up: make · reconcile · patch up
make: stool · defecate · shit
altri (20)Traduzione inglese-svedese per "make-up"
"make-up" traduzione svedese
make-up {sostantivo}
These are the elements that make up the heart of the European Union and determine its character.
The groups shall be made up on a basis of equal rotation among the Member States, taking into account their diversity and geographical balance within the Union.2.
make-up {sostantivo} (anche: constitution, compound, composition, composite)
Rates differ from one Member State to the next; their make-up also differs from one Member State to the next.
This will have major consequences for the European welfare states and for the make-up of the labour market.
However, one can question whether a government of a different make-up would have managed to make the same progress.
Even when there is a change of Parliament, a change of Commission, a change of make-up of the Council, things carry on in the same way.
As I said before, I do not support the line taken regarding the membership of the management board, which I believe should be made up solely of institutional representatives.
Here, I am afraid to say that I am in no doubt: they prefer make-up, for that makes them look younger.
Women must choose between make-up and consideration for animals.
make-up {sostantivo} (anche: pack, packing, package)
make-up {sostantivo}
to make up {verbo}
to make up {v.} (anche: to prepare, to fix, to fit, to dress)
to make up {v.} (anche: to finish, to execute, to dispose of, to dispatch)
to make up {v.} (anche: to recompense, to offset, to make up for, to compensate)
Overdelivery can help make up for days when traffic is slow and your ads don't get as much exposure.
to make up for
How will Greece make up for the missing power?
The Commission cannot, unfortunately, afford to make up the loss of income in full.
to make up {v.} (anche: to eke out, to complete, to complement, to supplement)
to make up {v.} (anche: to represent, to pose, to make, to form)
This debate must have conclusions, which will make up the second phase.
These elections should make up one of the key elements of the national reconciliation that we all wish to see and are calling for.
Recently, the Belgian Government appointed eight well-known fundamentalists to the Muslim executive, of which they will make up half.
We all know that investment in the young means investing in something that will make up the wealth of our society both today and in the
In particular, as a House of Lords report has regretfully shown, a second Chamber made up of members of national parliaments 'would be an unreal solution to some real problems '.
to make up {v.} (anche: to manufacture, to invent, to fix, to find)
I couldn't wait to get out there and make up all my own moves.
Of course, I could just make up an answer and you wouldn't know, so I come prepared for that.
to make up
I' ll make up bedtime stories for you.
to make up {v.} (anche: to replace, to payback, to pay back)
to make up {v.}
to make up {v.}
to make up {v.}
to make up {v.} (anche: to paint, to rouge)
to make up {v.}
to make up {v.} (anche: to needle, to work, to sew)
to make up
to make up (announce) {v.} (anche: to paint, to rouge)
to make up
to make {verbo}
The second point I should like to make relates to the funding of Natura 2000.
I agree with that and I think the financing must be raised to at least ECU 250 million to make the activities possible.
This year it is envisaged that about EUR 10 million will be made available for these kinds of interventions.
Sixthly and finally, the public wants to see that each country makes a fair contribution to the combined European budget according to its own capacity.
The profits which can be made from this are thought to be up to around 300 per cent, and around 10, 000 tonnes of illegal freons are said to be imported into the European Union each year.
We must, however, remain rational in this regard and not make ridiculous demands.
Let me make a final comment on Syria, which Mr Eurlings has already mentioned.
Lastly, we must make greater speed in urging the Council to act on our behalf.
When we adjust our regulations, let us not therefore make them too complicated.
That seems to be the only thing likely to make this terrible regime think again.
(Laughter) And other things that can make it worse, that can cause you to lose brain cells.
The monopoly on making legislative proposals will rest with people who can no longer be elected.
The banks ' economists have been warning for years that inadequate economic statistics could result in mistakes being made in monetary policy.
The third is improving EU budget terminology, making it more complete and more transparent in order to show taxpayers more clearly how their resources are used.
Against that we have balanced all the points made by another section of European industry that says that injury would be suffered if there were anti-dumping measures taken.
We have to commit resources to this and make room for it in our budget, therefore.
This information can be re-used and built upon to make new information services.
It had not occurred to me that anybody in his family could actually make something.
My question to the Council and the Commission is: who is prepared to make that link?
Now, there's some things that you can do to make your brain grow new brain cells.
With tantra you can make an entire session of sex... feel like one giant orgasm.
It is not a question of personalities, although one person tried to make it so.
This turnaround in the situation ought to make the outgoing Presidency reflect.
If you don't make some changes quickly, there will be some serious consequences.
Anything else would make the governments ' calls for integration sound hollow.
It is better to degrade the enemy to a customer and make him dependent on the victor.
These seek to make money by forcing others into providing involuntary sexual services.
This change is necessary to our own security, and we must compel Hamas to make it.
It is not enough to proclaim ambitious targets and to make it binding upon States to reach them.
(Laughter) I went to my coach: "Please, don't make me do this."
I would nevertheless like to make one additional amendment, which is already contained in this report.
That is why consumers must ask for and obtain all sorts of information; they must learn to make comparisons, choose, avoid excesses and
It is in that spirit that I accept Amendment No 3, which proposes to make access costs to inland waterway infrastructure eligible for
That can be made available to you, and the matter can then be discussed at the appropriate level.
The Commission hoped to obtain this financing from the savings made from cuts in agricultural aid.
You should also, of course, be allowed to make mistakes from time to time.
Make no mistake, I shall go on being the conscience of this institution.
We should not make the mistake of alarming our negotiating partners with such massive demands.
But we must also avoid making other errors of the kind that the Council is prepared to make now.
Let us not make the mistake of underestimating the importance of the matters on the agenda.
The honourable Member's report will make a significant contribution to that.
Work on consumer protection should make information policy a priority.
The results show clearly that trained cabin crew make the difference.
It could make an important contribution to Yemen's forward march.
This debate must have conclusions, which will make up the second phase.
It is Pharaoh 's order that you be given no straw to make your tally of bricks.
What marketers used to do is make average products for average people.
Let's say you're Unilever and you want to make detergent in a factory near Liverpool.
The traditional way to make plastics is with oil or petrochemicals.
We're not going to be able to make a dinosaur based on a dinosaur.
The points I would like to make today have more to do with the general situation.
Can you confirm that the Commissioner will be with us today to make a statement?
For example, they are now forbidden to talk to the press and to make statements.
These should make it worthwhile for every family to have at least three children.
It is no longer enough to simply make a statement of principles and requirements.
And a bonus he's discovering is he's actually going to make even more money.
Your furry friend thought he'd make a buck telling the papers where I was.
These seek to make money by forcing others into providing involuntary sexual services.
And if you're bold enough to face that cold, hard fact,,,... you can make a lot of money.
They use online attacks to make lots of money, and lots and lots of it.
This wasteful trek that we must make to Strasbourg each month does not help.
Mr Lukashenko has taken action to make it difficult for Belarusians to travel out of the country.
If I can make your journey more comfortable, let me know.
I just wanted to make that clear so that everyone understands the difficulties we all face.
A number of Members of this House had particular problems making the decision to travel to Togo.
Unfortunately it was not possible to make a suitable agenda arrangement.
You all know how difficult it will be to make progress on a statute during the new term.
The lowest-paid make up for their deficiency, and the highest-paid willingly cash in too.
Practical steps are being taken to make an ethical foreign policy a reality.
But this means that we need to actually make this change within the next couple of months.
to make
We also need to invest in inspectors, because even if there are too few of them, we at least need to make sure we have skilled workers at
This system must now be made to work openly and without discrimination against anybody.
to make
But we should also do nothing that makes it harder for us to trace those who, for whatever reason, might spread an infection and endanger others.
The thing is, you can make a mind to be more of a thinking and cognitive mind, or your mind can be wired to be more social.
We are certainly not attempting to make anybody think that horizontal agreements, which have severely negative implications for competition
The objective is not, by any stretch of the imagination, to make mobility compulsory; it is to put conditions in place which make it easier...
We agree with the clarifications that she has made regarding the definition of the length of time that the travel authorisation is valid.
We will be able to make and sell chocolate with up to 5 % fat throughout the Union.
There's quite a bit of variation within the fibers that an individual spider can make.
For example, this garden spider can make seven different kinds of silks.
How does an individual spider make so many kinds of silk?
Everyone is free to produce what they want, but if certain claims are made they must be checked out.
to make
to make
The second point I want to make is that it has been suggested that the trend for economic support is downwards.
to make
I didn't think you'd make it.
We are struggling to keep up with a high-speed train, and we have no hope of catching it unless we make some radical changes.
make it any quicker.
If we in Parliament can effectively make this point to the Council and if it becomes policy in the future, then we shall have succeeded.
It is clear that the Lithuanian government has made enormous strides to catch up.
This issue is so important that we must make an effort to reach a consensus.
Failure to do so will make it impossible to achieve the Lisbon objectives.
Both sides need to make an effort if we are to achieve this objective.
If we intend to achieve a result, then we must also make the content of our proposal clear.
Feminine health is an essential element if the poor countries are to make progress.
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Sinonimi (inglese) per "make-up":
© Princeton Universitymakeup · war paint · constitution · composition · physical composition
Sinonimi (inglese) per "make up":
© Princeton Universitymake · reconcile · patch up · conciliate · settle · fabricate · manufacture · cook up · invent · pay · pay off · compensate · catch up with · constitute · represent · comprise · be · counterbalance · correct · even out
Sinonimi (inglese) per "make":
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