Traducción Inglés-Español para "to widow"

to widow [widowed|widowed] {vb}

widow {sustantivo} [IT]

c) Widowers

Go and tell the widows.

Here, you can search for the Widow Control attribute.

In Italy, for example, there are widows with four children?

Widows in the Netherlands pay a very heavy price for this.

Moreover, a precondition for accepting widowed candidates is that they

This was a project that was due to benefit 28 000 war widows, no less.

How often do widows and elderly people receive the correct allowance?

We would have fewer orphans, fewer widows, less suffering and less fear.

A pensioner called from Genoa who started by saying that she had a widow’ s survivor’ s pension.

This aid must go on social concerns, the widows and orphans and so on.

We must reverse the trend whereby these widows ' pensions are being whittled away.

Widows and orphans are historical typography terms, which have been in use for many years.

Other practices, such as polygamy or the inheriting of widows, have become untenable in an AIDS era.

Those widowed by conflicts are forced to bring up children and look after the elderly by themselves.

Many Afghan women are war widows and without their earnings their families starve.

The people's resistance is heroic especially the one of women named the "black widows".

Many of the returnees are women, many of whom are widows or single mothers stigmatized because of that.

It refers to the numerous women on widow's pensions with no source of income of their own.

A widow refers to a short line at the end of a paragraph, which when printed, appears alone at the top of the next page.