Resumen
to come up {verbo}
salire · emergere · avanzare · spuntare · nascere · ribellarsi · avvicinarsi · arrivare · inventarsi · farsi venire in mente
to come {verbo}
salire · venire · avvenire · ascendere · provenire · ammontare · pervenire
Traducción Inglés-Italiano para "to come up"
"to come up" en italiano
to come up {verbo}
to come up {v.intr.} (también: to rise, to scale, to come, to ascend)
If these delegations want to come up, Mr President, they should be punctual just as we have to be.
Can I have Shree and Lauren come up really quickly?
The Lord has granted us the grace to come up this holy mountain this year to contemplate Francis as an icon of Christ crucified.
So I closed my eyes, I took breath and the first thing that came up and out was "Summertime," Porgy and Bess.
I can compare to Japan. This is Japan coming up.
to come up {v.intr.} (también: to emerge, to sparkle, to shine, to stand out)
... that might come up during the Presidency.
One issue which came up during the debate was that of how we are to deal with registers.
The conference came up with some recommendations which we have put to the Commission.
This issue comes up in many Member States.
That meeting of energy ministers came up with very useful and helpful suggestions which will be discussed tomorrow and the day after.
to come up {v.intr.} (también: to be surplus, to be in excess, to edge up, to progress)
The Commission has to come up with proposals on these points.
The Commission believes that it would be premature at this stage to come up with proposals setting new limit values for noise.
We think the Commission should come up with proposals to actually apply the financial corrections system to structural expenditure for
The President-in-Office of the Council came up with a good suggestion, namely to budget the European Development Fund.
Things are changing in the world, people are coming up with new arguments, and I hope that the President will also allow us to do something about this tomorrow.
to come up {v.intr.} (también: to peep, to appear, to emerge)
Imagine that it's one giant root system and each tree is a stem coming up from that system.
This is India coming up, with the first data from India. And this is the United States moving away here, earning more money. And we will soon see China coming up in the very far end corner here.
to come up {v.intr.}
to come up (against) {v.intr.} (también: to defy)
to come up (to) {v.intr.} (también: to move up, to come up to, to go up, to walk up to)
But we come up against other pyramids, and we ourselves are involved, every day, in building pyramids.
There's lots of room, so people can come up and understand what it is before they get involved.
to come up (to) {v.intr.}
It would be helpful if we could also come up with an appropriate definition of ODA.
So I regard it as an absolute necessity to come up with a different kind of action.
I think that we can come up with very concrete solutions on how to treat disorders.
As we stared scaling it up we looked at what is the problem to come up to the U.S.? Why is this a big issue?
I find it very depressing that this 'fragile compromise ', as it was described, was the best anyone could come up with.
to come up (with) {v.intr.} (también: to come up with, to dream up)
It's just incredible; no Hollywood designer could come up with something more interesting than that.
I do a lot of workshops all over the world, really, and this particular assignment was to come up with new symbols for the restroom doors.
So instead of having a bunch of American designers come up with new ideas that may or may not have been appropriate, we took a sort of more
to come up (with) {v.intr.}
to come
However, such a strategy should come within the framework of environmental policy.
There is no reason why these processes should come to an end now.
Our point of disagreement on the report is how this financing should come about.
So if it's going to come and it's going to happen, what's holding it up?
There's a lot that has to come together.
to come {verbo}
One, they said, "Life is on an incline. You either go up, or you come down."
If these delegations want to come up, Mr President, they should be punctual just as we have to be.
Can I have Shree and Lauren come up really quickly?
We will open the museum in a few days, and I welcome all of you to get on Qatar Airways and come and join us.
The Lord has granted us the grace to come up this holy mountain this year to contemplate Francis as an icon of Christ crucified.
At the same time, we are inviting them to come and explore our part of the world.
We know that to be able to come on the bandstand and play music is a blessing.
I hope that this will become more widespread in the weeks and months to come.
These three diseases will constitute a serious problem for a long time to come.
I only hope that his confidence bears fruit in the months and years to come.
Such funding cannot come solely from the European institutions, however.
The majority of their income should therefore come from production.
Operational expenditure must come from the Community budget.
We should not give in to the populist temptations which I reject, even if they do come from the left!
The staff and infrastructure of this centre should come, to begin with, from the WEU's satellite centre.
They have no guarantee of where the money is to come from in the long term to help them restructure and to diversify both within and...
It will come as no surprise to you that the House wishes to increase the overall budgetary level for the Fifth Framework Programme on
The interest charges for this second project came to ECU 24 000.
The ECU 220 million of fraud detected comes to only 0.25 % of the Community budget.
But the average of all these studies came out -- the mean is about 5,000, which I personally don't believe, but then I am a skeptic.
In the interim, it would be appropriate to come to an arrangement at least over what is referred to as local border traffic.
Mr President, I would like to thank Mrs Paulsen for all the work she has done to come to this complex compromise.
It is up to the Council, and certainly not Parliament, to come forward with a compromise formula.
The next stage is just to work as quickly as we can to come up with agreed methods of dealing with such substances.
We hope that we will soon have a legal basis and will then be able to come to an agreement with the Council as to how the new agency should
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