Resumen
familiarity {sustantivo}
familiaridad
familiar {adjetivo}
conocida · conocido · familiar · entrañable
Sinónimos
familiarity: impropriety · indecorum · liberty
familiar: intimate · familiar spirit · companion
más (6)Traducción Inglés-Español para "familiarity"
"familiarity" en español
familiarity {sustantivo}
familiarity {sustantivo}
However, his familiarity with issues relating to southern Europe doubtless gives him an awareness of the problems which these countries...
Any antihypertensive agent used should be based on a clinician's familiarity with the drug.
This assignment, which is both technical and creative, calls for a total understanding of the project and a detailed familiarity with the
Their familiarity with the cultures and the businesses of both Europe and the Indian subcontinent are valuable in helping to promote trade
familiar {adjetivo}
Experts provide tips on what to do-and what not to do!-in that all-too-familiar situation
It is also, unfortunately a familiar story in recent times in the EU, as has been mentioned in this Chamber before.
Sadly, there is a long and familiar list of the ill-treatment to which women are subjected nowadays.
This percentage is a familiar figure.
It’s that familiar horizontal strip at the bottom of your desktop where your open files and programs appear.
Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, the problem, of course, is familiar to everyone.
The pattern is familiar from cooperation on issues of legal policy.
That is a familiar fact of Swedish legislation, and the new Act does not change anything in that regard.
Technological progress is an all-too familiar slogan.
This is the principle, with which economists are familiar, of focussing an instrument on a single objective.
When I looked at the familiar story again, I noticed something quite unusual.
That option must also sound familiar to the Council and the Commission.
sacrament of Reconciliation, daily and familiar contact with the word
But to those in the United States, Canada or Australia this is much more familiar ground.
Here the song of the birds sounds so very familiar, so Polish.
familiar {adj.} (también: pleasant, deep, close, intimate)
Sinónimos
Sinónimos (Inglés) para "familiarity":
© Princeton Universityimpropriety · indecorum · liberty · intimacy · closeness · casualness · acquaintance · conversance · conversancy
Sinónimos (Inglés) para "familiar":
© Princeton Universityintimate · familiar spirit · companion · comrade · fellow · associate
Ejemplos de uso
Ejemplos de uso para "familiarity" en Español
Those who are more at home with the cosy familiarity of their own tribe, on both sides, must choose a more open and pluralist alternative.
These new instruments are exciting, but we have to be sure that many people are not prevented from taking part in the programmes because of their lack of familiarity.
Despite appearing different, both have the same root cause, which is the national judges ' lack of familiarity with Community law.
As far as political familiarity and influence are concerned, the main state television networks are likewise the same throughout the whole of the federation of the United States.
They are involved in mutual familiarity and understanding, they help to spread the idea of European citizenship, and at the end of the day they are the guardians of our democracies.
Does the representative of the country holding the presidency stand by this definition, and on what measure of familiarity with Finnish affairs can it possibly be based?
Effective intervention in the maintenance and restoration of peace in specific parts of the world depends on familiarity with the culture and history of the country in crisis.
Some people are behaving as if this were an innovation, thereby revealing a lack of familiarity with the terms of the Maastricht Treaty, which introduced this provision back in 1992.
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Palabras similares
falseness · falsetto · falsifiable · falsification · faltering · fame · famed · famer · familial · familiar · familiarity · familiarization · familiarly · families · family · famine · famines · famished · famous · famously · famphur
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