Resumen
to improve {verbo}
bonificar · embonar · potenciar · mejorarse · perfeccionar · mejorar · aumentar
Traducción Inglés-Español para "to improve"
"to improve" en español
to improve {verbo}
to improve [improved|improved] {vb} (también: to discount)
to improve [improved|improved] {vb}
to improve [improved|improved] {v.t.} (también: to strengthen, to promote, to boost)
We must increase our competitiveness, in order to increase employment and improve the economic situation.
We need to encourage greater action by States and improve the role of the Court of Auditors.
Firstly, we still need to improve skills and training in information technology.
Admittedly, it is necessary to improve, accelerate and enhance language teaching so that languages become a bridge rather than a barrier.
There is no question, however, of the world powers spending even a fraction of these sums on improving the life of the people.
to improve [improved|improved] {v.intr.} (también: to get better)
It will then be possible to improve considerably European forms of governance.
But if we are in favour of the use of 'best available techniques ', we can aim to improve air quality rather more.
Firstly, we must improve the level not just of research and development but of its application within the productive system.
When is that going to improve?
This should also be the case with people, and the control of individuals over their own lives needs, of course, to improve.
to improve [improved|improved] {v.intr.} (también: to perfect)
We therefore need to improve our rules.
It would be strange - not to say dangerous - if the European Union did not at the same time strive to improve its common diplomatic
Despite the frequent positive experiences, however, I feel it is necessary to consider how we might improve or perfect the clause.
Therefore, I would like to ask you whether you think that it would be more fruitful to improve the role of the Committee of the Regions in
Overall, the proposal for a directive has been much improved during the consultation period.
to improve [improved|improved] {v.intr.} (también: to progress, to enhance, to crank sth up, to better)
That is why it is necessary constantly to improve European rules in this field.
The Commission's proposal attempted to incorporate changes to improve the system.
I fully support these proposals to improve the Community's programme of action.
The rapporteur's reports have been a genuine attempt to improve that proposal.
I would like to consider with you how we can improve on the current situation.
to improve [improved|improved] {v.intr.} (también: to gain, to enhance, to enlarge, to increase)
We must do everything within our power to improve the quality of the tribunal.
The project also aims to improve food security for poor communities.
The Commission could then concentrate on its core tasks and dramatically improve its efficiency.
We must increase our competitiveness, in order to increase employment and improve the economic situation.
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Sinónimos
Sinónimos (Inglés) para "improve":
© Princeton Universitybetter · ameliorate · meliorate · amend
Ejemplos de uso
Ejemplos de uso para "to improve" en Español
Palabras similares
imprimatur · imprint · imprisoned · imprisonment · improbability · improbable · impromptu · improper · improperly · impropriety · improve · improved · improvement · improvements · improving · improvisation · improvised · imprudence · imprudent · imprudently · impudence
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