Summary
to discontinue {verb}
cessare · sopprimere
to continue {verb}
riprendere · continuare · perdurare · proseguire · persistere
English-Italian translation for "to discontinue"
"to discontinue" Italian translation
to discontinue {verb}
to discontinue [discontinued|discontinued] {vb} (also: to cease, to cut, to break off, to stop)
I can indeed see it happening that, if we do not have a quorum on Thursdays, we will need to discontinue the sittings on Thursdays.
It has been decided that the work of the ECSC should be discontinued: half a century is enough.
to discontinue [discontinued|discontinued] {v.t.} (also: to suppress, to abolish, to cancel, to take off)
It is true that there was a joint decision by the Council and Parliament seeking to discontinue emergency lines.
to continue {verb}
to continue [continued|continued] {vb} (also: to tell off, to scold, to reprimand, to reproach)
We will undoubtedly have reason to continue our debate on aquaculture in future.
I hope you have been reassured and that we can continue with the vote.
I shall continue from where the previous speaker left off.
Mr President, I might well continue where my fellow MEP, Mrs Theorin, left off.
If there are no further interventions, this debate is closed and we shall continue the debate on human cloning.
to continue [continued|continued] {v.i.}
We must continue to look for a common denominator in respect of this cooperation.
We need to continue to strengthen the administrative capacity of these countries.
Having said this, ladies and gentlemen, we must continue to act on all fronts.
If an additive proves to constitute a risk, its use must continue to be ruled out.
It is therefore absolutely vital that we continue to call for nuclear disarmament.
to continue [continued|continued] {v.i.} (also: to last, to go on, to persist, to persevere)
There is a high risk that this underdevelopment in the countries of the third world will continue or even become more marked.
In those circumstances, how much longer can we continue with this state of affairs in which there is real uncertainty for all concerned?
Despite this, we are of the opinion that the situation, which has admittedly improved but is still unsatisfactory, cannot continue any
failures cannot continue.
economically weak and to continue to suffer mass unemployment.
to continue [continued|continued] {v.i.} (also: to keep going)
I therefore propose to leave things as they are and to continue with the voting.
Is it certain that ECPAT can continue their project next year, i. e. in 2001?
I could continue at length, but I shall finish now, as my speaking time has run out.
The Commission wishes to continue the feasibility study for such a project.
And the parallels between the Gold Rush and the Internet Rush continue very strongly.
to continue [continued|continued] {v.i.} (also: to last, to persist, to linger)
The European Union cannot continue to inject money into that region while that is going on.
And this is likely to continue into the future, so we see no reason for harmonizing legislation in this area.
If we continue to deceive ourselves on this point we threaten to cause a deep and lasting crisis in our relations with Ankara.
Although this will not have a major impact on the 2004 budget, I would like to invite the Secretary-General to continue to pursue his
It is crucial to apprehend extremists and continue fighting those terrorist groups opposed to the peace process, as the Minister said.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "discontinue":
Synonyms (English) for "continue":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to discontinue" in Italian
Similar words
disclosure · disco · disco-dancer · disco-goer · discomfort · discomposure · disconnected · disconsolate · discontinuance · discontinuation · discontinue · discontinued · discontinuity · discord · discordance · discordant · discotheque · discount · discounted · discounts · discouraged
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