Traducción Inglés-Español para "to toe"

to toe [toed|toed] {vb}

toe {sustantivo} [anat.]

We are toeing the US line.

A top-to-toe revision of the agreement would not therefore be a good idea.

The role of the European Parliament is to keep the Commission on its toes.

It is difficult to answer this very briefly without treading on anyone's toes.

A strong message has to be sent out and it has to be forced to toe the line on this issue.

Otherwise other people will be treading on our toes and our budget will be threatened with cuts.

The review shows that in people with osteoarthritis of the big toe joint:

As a punishment for the failure by the premiership to toe UEFA's line on the size of the division.

It should not just toe the line on the European stage, especially while being new and not big.

Sometimes, however, the Commission does not want to tread on the toes of the governments of some Member States.

What we do not want is to line up the Commission head to toe and find out that all that is left is inconsistency.

Best estimate of what happens to people with osteoarthritis of the big toe joint:

The first concerns imports of footwear with a protective toe-cap originating in China and India.

Osteoarthritis affecting of the big toe joint of the foot (hallux limitus or rigidus) is a common and painful condition.

That forces the conflicting parties to continue their efforts to resolve the peace process and keeps them on their toes.

At the same time, the train has proved the European Union right, namely that more competition keeps you on your toes and on the ball.

But there are persistent rumours that the governing party intends to get rid of more parliamentarians who refuse to toe the party line.

It also made an excellent British delicacy called pork scratchings - which I just toss in so as to keep the interpreters on their toes.

Participants of any age or gender with osteoarthritis of the big toe joint (defined either radiographically or clinically) were included.

Without wishing to tread on anyone’ s toes, my second question is whether the country for which the ships were destined possesses the necessary infrastructures.