Traducción Inglés-Italiano para "sombre"

sombre {adj.} (también: dark, gloomy, murky, thick)

sombre {adj.} (también: grave, severe, momentous, grievous)

sombre {adj.} (también: gloomy, dim, frowning, murky)

sombre {adj.} (también: gloomy, dim, frowning, murky)

sombre {adj.} (también: dark, funereal, gloomy, lugubrious)

sombre {adj.} (también: gloomy, dark, frowning, surly)

sombre {adj.} (también: gloomy, dark, frowning, surly)

sombre {adj.} (también: astringent and bitter, harsh, dry, ascetic)

sombre {adj.} (también: astringent and bitter, harsh, dry, ascetic)

Of that, we have had numerous and sombre examples already.

Still, there is no reason to paint such a sombre picture.

To date, we have mainly sent out a negative signal and a sombre message.

Mr President, I think yesterday's episode and today's represent another sombre period for our Parliament.

Indeed, since Taba the sombre balance is that a total of 4 360 people have died: 1 026 Israelis and 3 334 Palestinians.

Mr Annan should know that he has the full and determined support of the European Parliament in these sombre and testing times.

I also think that it is necessary for Turkey, in the same ambitious way as Germany, to deal with the dark and sombre chapters of its twentieth century history.

The words of Qoheleth in Ecclesiastes—providing a lengthy description of physical decline and death in symbolical images—paint a sombre picture of old age.

With them, thoughts about contemporary conflicts in Baghdad, Jerusalem, Islamabad, New Delhi, Khartoum and Washington, D.C. seemed less sombre, but not less urgent.

Notwithstanding the self-congratulation of the European Union's governing bodies, a rather sombre picture emerges from the situation of the Central and Eastern European candidate countries.