Summary
settle {noun}
cassapanca
to settle {verb}
concludere · assegnare · colonizzare · prendere dimora · stabilirsi · prendere sede · concretare · definire · compattarsi · costituire · cristallizzare · cristallizzare · cristallizzarsi · comporre · conciliare · lascare · sistemare · assestare · dirimere · ammainare · attecchire
to {preposition}
da · in · per · addosso · verso · in direzione di · nei confronti di · a · alla · contro · verso · ai · nei confronti · allo
English-Italian translation for "settle"
"settle" Italian translation
settle {noun}
settle {noun} (also: chest)
to settle {verb}
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (also: to wrap up, to tie up, to bring to an end, to end)
Clearly, we feel that the more cases we can settle in the meantime, the better, and we regard the instrument of fines as one means of...
This issue also needs to be settled before the European elections.
But I will wait and see what the funding plan will be, which I think should be settled as quickly as possible.
In 45 % of these cases the institution settled the matter, a friendly solution was found or the case was closed with a critical remark.
If you discuss this over the next few weeks, I hope it will be settled, and then there will not of course be any need for this amendment.
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (also: to cast)
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (also: to reclaim, to colonize)
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (also: to locate)
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (also: to locate)
Can our citizens really, for example, settle in other EU Member States without getting too tangled up in red tape?
Apart from anything, such definitions will encourage all sorts of abuses by those who attempt illegally to move to the EU and settle.
If they want to settle permanently, they must accept the traditions and cultures of the countries they have chosen, although they may
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (also: to locate)
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (also: to achieve, to clinch, to carry out, to fulfil)
I should like to ask the Commissioner what the European Council had in mind when it settled on these two very practical ideas.
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (also: to finalize)
Last weekend, although the key players arrived, a collective spirit and a will to settle were absent.
They want policies to be settled; they want us to take action on things that affect their everyday lives.
One way or another, these questions will be settled at the end of the year and they will be settled for the long term, the very long term.
All the questions of how the Public Prosecutor's Office should operate can then be settled by secondary law.
It is important, however, that debates on matters that have already been agreed on are not reopened on account of a row that has not been settled.
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (also: to consolidate, to unite)
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (also: to accumulate, to build up, to incorporate, to start up)
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (also: to settle, to fix, to clarify)
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} [fig.] (also: to fix, to settle, to clarify)
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} [fig.] (also: to fix)
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} [law] (also: to mediate, to adjust)
So far, we have had neither the political mechanisms nor the instruments to prevent or settle conflicts.
The Commission has underlined on several occasions, to both governments, the need to resolve and settle the conflict by peaceful means
It is convinced that the only way to settle the issues in dispute between the parties is through negotiation and, in this respect, no
The political component talks of the peaceful settling of relations with neighbouring states and of the politics of nationalities.
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} [law] (also: to mediate, to adjust, to compose)
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} [naut.] (also: to slack up, to loosen, to surge)
to settle [settled|settled] {v.t.} (also: to tidy out, to tidy up, to prepare, to put)
We have one issue to settle: should we have a minimum unit for each exempted Eurobond of EUR 50 000 or of EUR 100 000?
They settled in a shady suburb about an hour east of Toronto, and they settled into a new life.
So as you settled into relaxation at the end of a hard day, on the couch in our office, the music would mellow with you.
First of all, settling the dispute with Switzerland and setting up a pricing system, which will encourage the use of pollution control equipment.
Fortunately, this incident has been settled at the highest level between the French and Belgian authorities, and it appears that they found a way of discussing it.
to settle [settled|settled] {v.t.} (also: to plant, to deal, to administer, to deliver)
to settle [settled|settled] {v.t.} (also: to resolve, to decide, to remedy)
If this turns out to be absolutely impossible from a legal perspective, the law will settle the affair.
to settle [settled|settled] {v.t.} [naut.] (also: to haul down, to lower away, to get down, to strike)
to settle [settled|settled] {v.i.}
to {preposition}
We consider that considerable efforts need to be made with regard to management.
Having said all this, the facts appear to point more to one side than the other.
This is an apparently laudable objective, but one that is impossible to achieve.
So we're going from machine to machine, from page to page, and now data to data.
Views differed as to how to deal with the matter from a procedural point of view.
Oviedo was arrested in Brazil and I hope that he will be extradited to Paraguay.
I should like to highlight two things that are necessary to the European agenda.
To some extent, we made do with our bilateral policies in order to achieve this.
We therefore call on the Commission to bring forward a proposal on this shortly.
We must be prepared to follow through with that threat if everything else fails.
I feel honoured to be present today and to be a party to this historic decision.
Tap Microsoft Exchange, and then tap Delete to delete the existing relationship.
Many SMEs have to hire expensive consultants just to process their applications.
To some extent, we made do with our bilateral policies in order to achieve this.
It has and will continue to make a real difference to the lives of its citizens.
When you get to school, things are pushed at you: knowledge, exams, systems, timetables.
We must be able to do something other than curse or remain transfixed in immobility.
Foot flat to the floor." ~~~ Well, you'd die if you did that.
And he started yelling at me, and I said to the translator, "OK, tell him to calm down, what is he saying?"
Our biggest threat is not an asteroid about to crash into us, something we can do nothing about.
For my part I would be pleased to listen carefully to new, constructive proposals.
And this delta water flows to Mobile Bay, and finally into the Gulf of Mexico.
EU resources must be deployed with a view to promoting viable economic activities.
We have to ask: ' Progress toward what? ' and 'Who is driving this movement? '
I have always favoured a properly negotiated enlargement of the Union to the East.
to {prp.} (also: towards)
Because we would have liked to have seen more progress in the mainstream of further political reforms.
Subject: Extension of the common foreign and security policy to common defence
Most of the governments have not given a reaction to these proposals, which aim to sustain fisheries in the future.
It is for that reason that I believe this to be an important step on the road that leads to a European defence policy.
Last month we were shocked to hear of no fewer than three serious collisions on the River Schelde to Antwerp.
to {prp.} (also: towards)
I wish the Council would be less selective in its attitude to such questions.
A decision which specifies those to whom it is addressed shall be binding only on them.
And, at this time, it is that Commission on which we are being asked to give a verdict.
As a matter of fact, the EP has given many moral commitments to Angola.
Now this attraction to objects doesn't just work for celebrity objects.
Many SMEs have to hire expensive consultants just to process their applications.
The best decision to come out of Helsinki is that we are now able to start work.
The European Parliament, you yourselves, have an important role to play in this.
I feel honoured to be present today and to be a party to this historic decision.
I therefore protest and wish to register my vehement objection to your decision.
As I understand it, there is to be an oral amendment to the resolution tomorrow.
Therefore I should like to address current issues related to European security.
To this end, my group has tabled two amendments to the resolution to that effect.
I ask the Commission to take this forward with our support to the United Nations.
We have made that position clear to Turkey repeatedly and will continue to do so.
Furthermore, this Amendment runs counter to the Commission's right of initiative.
This is a scene of house-to-house fighting in Mostar, neighbor against neighbor.
It will become virulent and it's something we have to build resilience against.
For the aforesaid reasons, we have chosen to vote against Parliament’ s report.
There does not seem to be any emphasis on the fight against AIDS in the programme.
No: whenever there is any doubt, people are told, 'Brussels is doing it to us! '
It is in this light that I will attempt to briefly reply to your interventions.
Communications to the consumer which he has not requested have to be controlled.
If you wish to speak and reply to these Members, Mrs Siimes, you have the floor.
And when people tell me, "Who's going to teach the teachers to teach the kids?"
to (to lose out to) {prp.} (also: toward, for, with regards)
Switzerland must indeed clarify its position in relation to the European Union.
We admire the United States ' contribution to freedom and peace in the world.
And then finally, we insist that the robots be agnostic to who their neighbors are.
This was a clear undertaking given to the ACP countries by the European Union.
I wish the Council would be less selective in its attitude to such questions.
Another third goes officially to regional development and the Structural Funds.
At the same time, we are inviting them to come and explore our part of the world.
That is the most important contribution that we can make to Armenia's development.
Otherwise, it will add to the loss of confidence among producers and consumers.
And now, I come to the burning issue of the finances of European political parties.
to {conjunction}
A number of regulations and codes are to be extended to apply to other countries.
Yet this to the end was not accomplished in the humble gesture of washing feet.
This to the end seems to bear witness here to the absolute character of this love.
I am referring to the band of countries stretching from Russia and Ukraine to Morocco.
It must, however, be made clear that this must be kept up to the very end.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "settle":
© Princeton Universityfall · descend · locate · root · take root · steady down · settle down · finalize · finalise · nail down · decide · resolve · adjudicate · square off · square up · determine · reconcile · patch up · make up · conciliate
Usage examples
Usage examples for "settle" in Italian
Similar words
setiferous · setiform · setigerous · setigerus · setose · sets · setted · setting · setting-up · settings · settle · settled · settlement · settlements · settler · settlers · setulose · setup · seven · seventeen · seventh
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