Summary
to give up {verb}
abbandonare · cedere · smettere · rinunciare a · rinunciare · abbandonare · arrendersi · cedere
English-Italian translation for "to give up"
"to give up" Italian translation
to give up {verb}
to give up {vb} (also: to abjure, to consign, to relegate, to neglect)
This is the product that everyone in the world eats, that is so difficult to give up.
He wanted to give up the dangerous kind of science and keep the good bits.
The consultants recommended that we should give up the specific ECHO logo.
But that does not mean that we should give up hope in the fight against cancer.
It can, nonetheless, be a painful process to give up dossiers on which one has been working.
to give up {vb} (also: to surrender, to sag, to subside, to fall by the wayside)
I cannot on this occasion give up one of those places to a smaller group.
We also support the need for the military to give up some of their air space.
However, I will not give up on that particular point.
No country will give up resources and sovereignty for another country, but only for a political whole.
In order to convince the Council and all of my colleagues to never give up on this issue, allow me to tell you a short anecdote.
to give up {vb} (also: to quit, to forsake, to drop, to cut)
Must all Europeans give up sugar just because its German grandmother is diabetic?
If all the thinking set down in the working documents is made public at the outset, then we can give up politics.
And one day she gives up on you and me, because we have no options for her.
to give up {vb} (also: to forsake)
If you do not want to intervene, you can give up the floor, but let us not waste any more time.
I had to write five pages a day towards papers or I would have to give up five dollars.
It cannot be presented as an option for some countries which do not want to give up certain subsidies.
They had to give up intuitive motion in the instruments.
If your system is designed so that you have to give up a quarter of the value, re-engineer the system.
to give up {vb} (also: to fall by the wayside)
The world will not be able to give up coal and nuclear power in a hurry.
This would mean that we would have to give up our military neutrality.
In any case, however, we cannot give up direct rule as a method of management.
Sweden for its part is not prepared to give up its policy on alcohol.
This Parliament cannot give up its competence and scrutinising role.
to give up {v.t.} (also: to abjure, to give up, to consign, to relegate)
to give up {v.i.} (also: to give way, to concede, to give in, to give (oneself) up)
Don't give up on the poor kids, because you never know what's going to happen to those children in life."
Every small obstacle, every slight uphill, would cause these fellows to stop in their tracks and give up.
Never give up.
Built in a tough neighborhood where people have been given up for dead.
It's a byword for "lazy," "slacker," for being somebody who gives up.
to give up {v.i.} (also: to concede, to give in, to yield)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "give up":
© Princeton Universityabandon · drop out · fall by the wayside · drop by the wayside · throw in · throw in the towel · quit · chuck up the sponge · surrender · kick · cede · deliver · forfeit · throw overboard · waive · forgo · forego · release · relinquish · resign
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to give up" in Italian
Similar words
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