Resumen
challenge {sustantivo}
desafío · reto · recusación
to challenge {verbo}
desafiar · rebatir · tachar · objetar · discutir · retar
Sinónimos
challenge: take exception · dispute · gainsay
Traducción Inglés-Español para "challenge"
"challenge" en español
challenge {sustantivo}
therefore constitute a continual challenge for institutions of many kinds, for
This House must meet the challenge of bridging that gap with vigour and authority.
This also forms part of the responses to the social challenge of globalisation.
We are also talking about a challenge issued by Haider to the Community as a whole.
It is a great challenge, but it is a challenge which the Council must accept.
Enlargement is both a challenge and an opportunity for the European environment.
The challenge of a common foreign security and defence policy is very political.
For women, motherhood represents an enormous challenge in their working lives.
The invasion is nothing but a fantasy, and the mobility of workers is a challenge.
This, I think, presents quite a challenge for both the Commission and the Council.
challenge {sustantivo} [der.] (también: recusal, disqualification)
peremptory challenge
challenge for cause
Any weakening of its legal position would open the door to challenge which, if successful, would play directly into the hands of the
to challenge {verbo}
to challenge [challenged|challenged] {vb} (también: to defy)
At a recent meeting with Coillte I was told that the government is gong to challenge this decision.
It is not in any way to challenge the competence of the regulator or his staff in Ukraine.
This Parliament must challenge the Member States.
These games, which let you challenge anonymous rivals over the Internet, feature spiffed up graphics and gameplay.
You'll also find three online multiplayer games, so you can challenge your Internet-based friends to Backgammon, Checkers, and Spades.
to challenge [challenged|challenged] {vb} (también: to refute)
There are no interventions, there is no giving way, nor any chance to challenge and test ideas that have been put forward.
to challenge [challenged|challenged] {vb} [der.]
to challenge [challenged|challenged] {vb} [der.]
Safety at sea is a continuing debate that will never be closed, because new challenges can always arise.
The need for profound and firmly-established cooperation between tax officials to be able to face these challenges receives general consent.
This is intended to give a higher profile to European social policy and to make it more effective, preparing the European Union for the great shared challenges ahead.
Ladies and gentlemen, one of the greatest challenges the European Union faces is to build relations with Russia, with both parties acting as partners.
The Committee on Budgets is proposing an extra EUR 699 million in pre-accession aid for the candidate countries to make it easier for them to face the challenges of membership.
to challenge [challenged|challenged] {v.t.} (también: to argufy, to talk over, to debate, to discuss)
I believe that that will be the challenge we will have to discuss, develop and monitor.
It is not, for example, in a position to challenge the social rights gained by Europeans.
The second point I would like to challenge relates to the implicit recognition of homosexual marriage.
We do not want to challenge the principle of holding two plenary sessions per year, but we should strengthen the role of national
No-one challenged our competence at that time.
to challenge [challenged|challenged] {v.t.}
This House should challenge other Member States to match Britain's example.
We need to be bold and to challenge our societies to invest in the future and in themselves.
The Commission needs to challenge Member States to properly implement the law with improved inspection and the application of sanctions.
Play against the computer or challenge a friend and battle it out in the electronic court for the championship of the Microsoft Rebound
Can we assume that will not be challenged before we take our vote tomorrow morning?
Sinónimos
Sinónimos (Inglés) para "challenge":
© Princeton Universitytake exception · dispute · gainsay
Ejemplos de uso
Ejemplos de uso para "challenge" en Español
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