Italian-English translations for accompagnarsi
- associateThe associate editor is someone who has some experience in editing but not sufficient experience to qualify for a senior postHe is an associate member of the clubassociate motions: those that occur sympathetically, in consequence of preceding motions
- beWords must also be accompanied by action. Alle parole devono accompagnarsi azioni. It is true that this effort must be accompanied by cooperation policies. E' vero che è uno sforzo che deve accompagnarsi a politiche di cooperazione. Austerity must therefore be accompanied by pro-growth policies and measures. L'austerity deve dunque accompagnarsi a misure e politiche favorevoli alla crescita.
- companyA company of actorsthe boys in Company CIt took six companies to put out the fire
- consort#Inglese|consort
- goIncreasing urbanisation must go hand in hand with improving public transport. Alla crescente urbanizzazione deve accompagnarsi un'ottimizzazione dei trasporti pubblici. However, those diplomatic efforts must go hand in hand with action on the ground. Questo impegno diplomatico deve accompagnarsi però all'impegno sul terreno. Freedom of expression must therefore go hand in hand with respect for other peoples. La libertà di espressione deve pertanto accompagnarsi al rispetto per gli altri popoli.
- joinThe plumber joined the two ends of the broken pipeWe joined our efforts to get an even better resultParallel lines never join
- keepAt this time it is certainly important to consider to what extent the internal market can now keep pace with further progress. Ormai è senz'altro importante riflettere su come l'avvio del mercato unico possa oggi accompagnarsi a ulteriori progressi. to keep silence; to keep ones word; to keep possessionI keep a small stock of painkillers for emergencies
- matchMy local team are playing in a match against their arch-rivals today.He knew he had met his match.The carpet and curtains are a match.
- matched
- wellHe does his job wella well done steakWe’re well beat now
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