Summary
to hasten {verb}
presser · se hâter · s'empresser · empresser · hâter
English-French translation for "to hasten"
"to hasten" French translation
to hasten {verb}
to hasten [hastened|hastened] {vb} (also: to insist, to oppress, to press, to rush)
I would like to add that the Press has hastened to describe Agenda 2000 as a document which will be for the coming 50 years what the Yalta agreement was for the years past.
to hasten [hastened|hastened] {vb} (also: to dash, to rush hastily, to speed)
The Council should hasten to adopt the resolution introduced by the Arab Group.
to hasten [hastened|hastened] {vb}
This reminds me of an Arabic saying: “He hit me and then hastened to launch a complaint”.
I hastened to tell her that I hoped it would come ashore during my term as premier.
to hasten [hastened|hastened] {vb}
I must hasten to dispel the misunderstanding that exists about the relationship between the African Union and NEPAD.
I must hasten to add that, in spite of the achievements already indicated, the challenges that lie ahead are enormous.
to hasten
This reminds me of an Arabic saying: “He hit me and then hastened to launch a complaint”.
I hastened to tell her that I hoped it would come ashore during my term as premier.
to hasten [hastened|hastened] {vb} (also: to speed up)
The Council should hasten to adopt the resolution introduced by the Arab Group.
I believe there is much that we can do to hasten its progress and thus provide jobs.
Nuclear-weapon States therefore needed to hasten their reduction of nuclear arsenals.
I would urge all parties to act quickly to hasten the return of that displaced population.
The evaluation shows that sedation is sometimes used explicitly to hasten a patient's death.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "hasten":
© Princeton Universityrush · hurry · look sharp · festinate · induce · stimulate · expedite
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to hasten" in French
Similar words
More translations in the bab.la English-Spanish dictionary.