Resumen
cover {sustantivo}
cobertura · forro · tapa · cubierta · portada · catátula · funda · tapadera · cubierta · tapa · tambucho
to cover {verbo}
informar · forrar · recorrer · revestir · mantener cubierto · cobijar · arropar · arrebozar · acaballar · cubrir · encuadernar · recubrir
Traducción Inglés-Español para "cover"
"cover" en español
cover {sustantivo}
Moreover, the GSP's social clause does not cover a sufficiently broad geographical area.
Citizens should not be forced to pay twice for cover they do not need.
But in the long term the aim must be to cover costs completely.
My final point concerns third party liability cover for war and terrorism.
In this way, the directive is given broader scope to cover future technological developments.
exhaust manifold cover
On the bottom of the device, remove the battery cover and flip the switch to Bluetooth mode.
No less than six different print areas at your disposal: cap side, cap back, clip, clip cover, clip base and body.
cylinder cover
soft-cover
Turn off your computer, disconnect the power, and remove your computer’s cover.
If carbon dioxide is not reduced, the Arctic ice cover will disappear.
Movie information and cover art aren't available for the DVD you're trying to play.
Movie information and cover art images may not display for any of the following reasons:
You are not connected to the Internet, so it is not possible for Windows Media Center to retrieve the information and cover art images.
As the front cover of The Economist said this week: Europe is not working!
Click the template that you want in the Cover page template list.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, this cover page from bears yesterday’ s date of 12 June 2006.
Your computer automatically connects with the remote fax machine and sends the fax with a cover sheet.
On the Sender Information page, type the information that you want to appear on your fax cover page.
When you’re ready to go, snap the cover back on the keyboard to power it down and toss it into your bag or backpack.
When you’re done, simply snap the cover back on the keyboard to power it down before you stash it in your bag or backpack.
protective cover
The Wedge Mobile Keyboard comes with a durable keyboard cover that not only protects your device from scratches, but also serves a tablet
We should also be aware and condemn the fact that the conflict in Lebanon was used as cover for even more intensive and brutal oppression...
I am the most ardent campaigner for respect for human rights, but not where this is a cover for subversion or where extremists masquerade
to cover {verbo}
to cover [covered|covered] {vb} (también: to report, to inform, to acquaint)
As we all know, this is a very important report covering an important issue.
That makes it absolutely clear that what I have just said is covered by this report.
This second report on citizenship of the Union covers 1994, 1995 and 1996.
Tomorrow we will await the European Commission's Convergence Report covering Lithuania.
I believe the report covers all the fundamental problems in this sector.
to cover [covered|covered] {vb} (también: to line, overlay)
to cover [covered|covered] {vb} (también: to travel, to travel across, to visit, to look around)
We still have a great deal of difficult ground to cover, no one has any illusions about this.
Our group currently maintains close contacts with both countries, but they have a long distance still to cover.
In our time, no area of Europe has had more ground to cover in this respect than the Balkan countries.
The speed at which they move towards accession and the ground they have to cover will dictate the time at which they can accede to the
These days, there is far more international freight traffic, covering hundreds, and sometimes thousands, of miles.
to cover [covered|covered] {vb}
Let me refer briefly to the main sectors covered by the communication.
Mr President, everybody is talking about the concept of quality, but in actual fact it covers very diverse dimensions.
– Madam President, Commissioner, thank you for your reply which, I admit, was comprehensive and covered many issues.
It is the first international CO2 emissions trading system in the world, and covers around 12 000 plants, or getting on for half of all Europe's CO2 emissions.
The President-in-Office of the Council's excellent speech fully covered the questions and challenges of a common security and defence policy for the Union.
to cover [covered|covered] {vb}
to cover [covered|covered] {vb} (también: to shelter, to protect, to encase)
to cover [covered|covered] {vb}
to cover [covered|covered] {vb} (también: to fill right up, to conceal)
to cover [covered|covered] {vb}
to cover [covered|covered] {vb} [fin.]
It will refocus the Union’ s relationship with Africa to cover the whole continent.
The Americans also want to cover other serious domestic criminal offences.
We must prevent them being insufficient to cover the commitments in the near future.
The flexibility instrument is meant to cover unforeseen expenditure.
This percentage should be increased to cover all its expenditure.
to cover [covered|covered] {v.t.} (también: to bind)
to cover [covered|covered] {v.t.}
Ovarian cancer is the sixth most common cancer among women. Epithelial ovarian cancer is a disease in which malignant cells form in the tissue covering the ovary.
Sinónimos
Sinónimos (Inglés) para "cover":
Ejemplos de uso
Ejemplos de uso para "cover" en Español
Palabras similares
Más traducciones en el diccionario español-italiano de bab.la.