Summary
more {adjective}
più · altro · addizionale · altra · altro · altra · altri · altre · ulteriore
more {adverb}
maggiormente
mora {noun}
Bramble · blackberry · mulberry
English-Italian translation for "more"
"more" Italian translation
more {adjective}
Politically aware consumers are generally far more responsible than politicians.
Hopefully it will only be the start of the more formal preparations for the IGC.
What is more, no one mentions the fact that these practices distort competition.
More than ever the European Union has to live up to the commitments it has made.
It seemed to me that the officials were very keen to know more about Parliament.
Until then it will in fact do nothing more than pay lip service to these ideals.
Mr President, I shall not take advantage of the situation by taking up more time.
And for those who want to see more, I've got my book downstairs in the bookshop.
Unfortunately, I cannot say any more for the moment about the state of progress.
My preferred choice, by the way, would be the more ambitious second option.
more {adj.} (also: further)
And of course, tourism creates more jobs and contributes to the stimulation of employment, especially among society's more sensitive...
Having said all this, the facts appear to point more to one side than the other.
Then there's another, more classical, attitude which embraces beauty and craft.
And this, more to the point, is the basic meaning of the principle of subsidiarity.
And one more little observation: which substances are actually necessary to society?
When I'm on my deathbed, I'm going to remember one story more than any other.
The Dutch Government intends to carry out 17 more shipments in the coming years.
Also, with a view to enlargement, more countries will make a bid for the budget.
Of course, there are other ways of working together and exchanging more views.
In other words, there are more than 1 500 years between these two decisions.
There have been rumours of more kidnappings, but they have not been confirmed.
I do not know if the Daphne programme suffices or if something more is required.
There are hundreds more that could potentially be developed for this purpose.
I would ask you not to raise any more, as there is a second supplementary question.
In fact, water becomes simply one more product subject to the laws of the market.
There has already been a protest in Brussels and there will, no doubt, be many more.
There is a danger that these structural imbalances will become even more marked.
There are a couple of things we should focus on more than we have done.
It was a good discussion, and I look forward to working together more.
With this new institution, we have one more instrument available to us.
However, your proposals also include more extensive quota increases.
more {adverb}
more {adv.} (also: most)
Having said that, I thought your question related more to the partnership issue.
I call on all Member States to become more actively involved and to make proposals.
Europe must make its voice heard and exert more influence in the Middle East.
This, then, is where we have to focus more on women's role in the labour force.
This is an aspect that we wish to highlight more emphatically in the report.
more {pronoun}
many {adjective}
Mr President, it is good that we have so many environmental reports here today.
So many important creative things can happen when people learn from disasters.
We may talk and say many nice things, yet this sector is in need of practical help.
I have so many letters and SMS texts about these people that I could write a novel.
(Laughter) But there are 1,100, and very few artists have drawn so many faces.
many {pronoun}
mora {noun}
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