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lately {adverbio}
poco tempo fa · di recente · ultimamente · recentemente
late {adjetivo}
compianto · avanzata · avanzato · inoltrato · inoltrata · compianta · defunto
late {adverbio}
tardi · in ritardo
Traducción Inglés-Italiano para "lately"
"lately" en italiano
lately {adverbio}
lately {adv.}
lately {adv.} (también: latterly)
And the cycle continues; as we all know, Britney has loomed pretty large lately.
One method that's particularly interesting that I've been using a lot lately is evolution itself.
Have you been to southern Spain lately?
Lately, the pace of contraction in the euro area has come to a halt, although economic developments across countries vary considerably.
This is just the latest in a series of incidents over recent years, especially lately, incidents which often have what might well be seen
lately {adv.}
Lately we are going wild, charging seven percent from time to time.
Who have you heard talking lately that's said we have to triple production of goods and services?
We're aware that there have some "Bad, bad server" and "Page not found" errors lately.
The Commission has lately set out the framework for the convergence parameters, superseding those drawn up by the EMI.
But, when it comes to writing, the thing that I've been sort of thinking about lately, and wondering about lately, is why?
lately {adv.} (también: latterly, recently, freshly)
The recent remarks of Abassi Madani, the lately liberated former leader of the ISF, shine an alarming light on his responsibilities.
late {adjetivo}
In the first place, let my and your affectionate and grateful remembrance go to the late Pope Paul VI.
Mr President, as the late Tip O'Neill said: ' All politics is local '.
I am not forgetting notable exceptions such as our late fellow Member from Poland, Filip Adwent.
I would like to call upon the inspiration of the late, great Elvis Presley at this moment - it is now or never, tomorrow is too late.
A lot has been accomplished since the European Parliament's approval of the report by the late Alexander Langer a little over four years
It is, however, as everyone knows, quite late in the day to be talking about this, here and now.
Now, Mr Lange has drafted comprehensive amendments at this late stage in the discussion of the issue.
Now at last, the Commission is taking action, belatedly, almost too late in the day, as enlargement is two months away.
Many of those in their late seventies and early eighties are facing being evicted from their homes altogether.
I would express to the Commission our hope that it will take our views on board even at this late stage.
The Commission has already come to us asking for urgency at a very late date, on the issue of Bosnia-Herzegovina.
And the answer, to me, is obvious; we're treating cancer too late in the game, when it's already established and, oftentimes, it's already
We believe that it is not appropriate to discuss that very late in the evening.
It also coincided with the launch of the fourth framework programme, the initial information on which was not available until quite late in
I know that he only took over as rapporteur late in March, so I should like to commend his efficiency and indeed urge the Council to follow
The late Geoffrey Dickens, M.P. was attending a fete in his constituency.
I am Mister Michael Bangoora, the son of late Mister Tiamu Bangoora --
His achievement was of course snatched away by the brutal actions of the late General Sani Abacha.
And it was a paleontologist, the late Louis Leakey, who actually set me on the path for studying chimpanzees.
“Looking back, we can appreciate the foresight of the late Pope John Paul II in convening the first Assisi meeting.
late {adverbio}
If we do too little, too late, the postal sector as a whole will be in danger.
This must be pointed out, yet it is once more a case of too little, too late.
Yesterday's declaration by the Council is a positive sign but it is too late.
Funding for projects we have committed to arrives late and sometimes badly.
Some, however, are criticising the Union for providing too little too late.
late {adv.} (también: tardy)
And so the parents, quite sensibly, said, "10 shekels to pick my kid up late?
Video: We are late to watch "Afghan Star." ~~~ We are going to watch "Afghan Star."
We were too late to hand it in, but it has been discussed with a number of Members.
You will note that we are starting late today, but not as late as on other occasions.
Be that as it may, our group considers that this report has come slightly too late.
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© Princeton Universityrecently · late · of late · latterly
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I have often been thinking lately of one of Churchill's delightful witticisms: democracy, he said, is the worst form of government except for all the others.
Just lately, there has been a proliferation of these new agencies: a European Maritime Safety Agency, a European Aviation Safety Agency etc.
Is there any truth in the information, which I received from an expert last night, that the position of the Christian churches in Turkey has visibly deteriorated lately?
And then lately, people are very concerned about cooking oil, because thousands of people have been found [refining] cooking oil from restaurant slop.
On a final note: we would appreciate it very much, partly in the light of the alarming television pictures we have seen lately, if Zimbabwe too were to be included under the human rights heading.
Lately, in particular, there have been repeated reports about the huge influx of illegal migrants trying to reach the richer countries of Europe and North America.
Following on from the first question, lately many Commission staff have started to shy away from decision making because of what lies ahead of them.
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