Resumen
to deform {verbo}
distorsionar · deformar
to {preposición}
hacia · hasta · para · a
Sinónimos
deform: change shape · change form · distort
Traducción Inglés-Español para "to deform"
"to deform" en español
to deform {verbo}
to deform [deformed|deformed] {v.t.} (también: to distort, to belie)
relations, but from sin" (CCC, n. 1607). Breakdowns, deformations, relationships of domination and concupiscence set in, but "the order of
to deform [deformed|deformed] {v.t.} (también: to distort, to put out of shape)
Comment la lithosphère se déforme-t-elle à l'échelle des temps géologiques?
Des visions fondamentalement différentes de l’aptitude de la lithosphère continentale à se déformer (rhéologie) à l’échelle des temps géologiques sont encore débattues.
In the light of these considerations, I ask Parliament most earnestly to reconsider its amendments for fear that the directives will be lost and deformed in the conciliation process.
to
In a few minutes ' time I shall be flying off to the European summit in Dublin.
Well, first of all, a great many flights from the capitals to Strasbourg have been scrapped.
There is nothing, however, to prevent contact between strictly Community passengers and passengers travelling to third countries.
In Europe too, countries can be found where it is possible to escape security measures in flights to the EU.
Mr President, I see in the Minutes that two Members spoke yesterday about delayed flights to Strasbourg on Monday.
to {preposición}
We have a duty to facilitate this journey towards the new Europe of the future.
It offers the promise to our continental colleagues of a less perfidious albion.
That is the only way we will be able to take the European Union into the future.
If we are to benefit from this we will have to change our attitude towards Russia.
Subject: Prohibition on European nationals travelling to Europe from Palestine
However, it really breaks my heart that this is to be possible only up to 2010.
If the Commission does not want to reply today, it has until tomorrow to do so.
The words to date have been splendid, but they need to be backed up by actions.
Until an agreement is found, the Commission has to shoulder its responsibility.
It is true that, up to now, the renewal in investment worldwide is still timid.
For equality to become a reality, we need to combat all types of discrimination.
They provide a framework to deal with differences which exist from time to time.
This is an intolerable situation and one which is of great concern to all of us.
That kind of stirring, pioneering front provides the impetus to move further on.
This also applies to the setting up of a reception scheme for displaced persons.
of the Church are called to preach and to spread the gospel, to preside over the
We must bring them closer to Europe and get them to spread the European message.
We are going to reform the Pact, or rather, to adjust its implementing measures.
irresistible desire to announce, to 'evangelize' and to lead others to the 'yes'
I would ask everyone to vote in favour of the compromise the day after tomorrow.
Sinónimos
Sinónimos (Inglés) para "deform":
© Princeton Universitychange shape · change form · distort · strain · flex · bend · twist · turn · contort · wring
Ejemplos de uso
Ejemplos de uso para "to deform" en Español
Ender nails had an increased risk of shortening of the leg and external rotation deformity and potentially a poorer return to previous walking ability.
Deformities and illnesses such as spina bifida, hole in the heart and faulty blood systems have been noted in children born to mothers who live near industrial landfill sites.
But on the BBC we saw a film recently showing the deformed children and animals and the worried elderly people who have decided to go back because that was their home, even though there is a risk.
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