English-German translation for "to blanch"

to blanch [blanched|blanched] {vb} (also: to bleach, to bleach out)

to blanch [blanched|blanched] {vb}

to blanch [blanched|blanched] {vb}

' - Hi, Blanch.

So, uh, Blanch?

Blanch, it's Marilyn.

Carte blanche

But this is neither a blank cheque nor carte blanche.

We did not want to give the Commission carte blanche.

Parliament should not give anyone carte blanche.

Carte blanche : Ekrem Çitaku évoque la pollution de Pristina

Blanch, these nice, young men are gonna watch the television with you.

Pacta sunt servanda does not provide carte blanche for a late game of poker!

We have to make it abundantly clear that we are not giving anybody carte blanche.

A good, indeed an essential programme, is simply not a carte blanche for mismanagement.

My question is this: is the Commission now seeking carte blanche for other products?

There can be no question of giving the Commission carte blanche in this field.

In other words, this particular version of Hoegaarden 'blanche ' was a cask-conditioned ale.

Nevertheless, our agreement must not be interpreted as giving the Algerian authorities carte blanche.

But as you know, as you must realise, this is by no means a carte blanche or a vote of confidence.

However, this does not mean that the Commission is now being given a permanent carte blanche for all the years to come.

We understand the needs of sampling, to make management more flexible, but we cannot grant carte blanche.

The European Union is a self-perpetuating mega-bureaucracy that has carte blanche to finance its own programmes.