Summary
to press {verb}
urgent zijn · jachten · tot haast aanzetten · dringen · haasten · persen · pressen · knellen · drukken · aandrukken · eisen stellen
English-Dutch translation for "press"
"press" Dutch translation
press {noun}
For example, they are now forbidden to talk to the press and to make statements.
Do we really want to introduce the first ever European regulation of the press?
I do not intend to discuss what should be done about the involvement of the press.
And as I mentioned, when it started, we were at the Globe, and there was no press.
The ignorance of the press - sometimes the quality press - also confirms this view.
So Yochai showed you the graph of what the cost of a printing press was.
And this became considerably easier with the development of the printing press some centuries ago.
There is no freedom of opinion or of the press; on the contrary, journalists are being prosecuted too.
Once upon a time, those who did not see the new age wanted to smash Gutenberg's printing press.
Not created by the printing press, but enabled by the collective action that emerges from literacy.
to press {verb}
to press [pressed|pressed] {vb} (also: to hurry, to urge)
to press [pressed|pressed] {vb} (also: to urge, to hurry)
to press [pressed|pressed] {vb} (also: to urge, to hurry)
to press [pressed|pressed] {vb} (also: to thrust, to urge, to oppress, to hurry)
I call on the Commission to press the French authorities to take action.
Could we ask you to press the secretariat of the Council to get on with it?
There is no sign of this happening yet, but the Commission will continue to press the point.
We will ask the US to press all parties to implement the full terms of the Oslo agreements.
Some Member States press for more subsidiarity.
to press [pressed|pressed] {vb} (also: to urge, to hurry)
I did not approve of the delay in drafting this report: on the contrary, when it comes to competitiveness, we have to press on.
to press [pressed|pressed] {vb} (also: to squeeze out, to squeeze, to oppress, to juice)
and he would need the concrete blocks to press the tofu,
I, therefore, welcome your support towards setting up a press and information unit in the Commission's delegation in New Delhi, as is
And the pinhead I've made green around there by scraping the particles off a green shirt and then pressed onto the needle.
to press [pressed|pressed] {vb} (also: to squeeze, to oppress)
Ankara is now once again trying to press the EU for a date to open the negotiations.
to press [pressed|pressed] {vb} (also: to oppress, to squeeze)
to press [pressed|pressed] {vb} (also: to print, to oppress, to squeeze, to dint)
At the press of a button you can produce an exact clone of the original CD.
Are we not in a position, in this technological day and age, to press two keys?
It is very easy to reach out and press this button, it should not be difficult for any Member.
They do not have to press any buttons to abstain or anything else.
And this will just continue, and your job as the subject is to press the button when you see the change.
to press [pressed|pressed] {vb} (also: to press firmly)
to press firmly
to press [pressed|pressed] {vb} (also: to demand, to make demands)
Synonyms
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Usage examples
Usage examples for "press" in Dutch
Similar words
presence · present · present-day · presentation · presented · presenter · presentiment · preservation · preservative · president · press · pressing · pressure · prestige · prestigious · presumed · presumption · pretence · pretentious · pretext · Pretoria
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