English-Spanish translation for "bland"

bland {adj.} (also: tasteless, dab, wishy-washy, nondescript)

bland {adj.} (also: gentle, mild, smooth, delicate)

bland {adj.}

bland {adj.} (also: wishy-washy, nondescript)

     bland diet

How can President Santer be so bland!

Harmonisation does not mean bland similarity.

I seem to have heard a lot of bland speeches like that over the last few years!

It was a rather bland speech about what we could all do and how marvellous that would be.

Bland statements such as 'reducing demand is an important aspect ' is not good enough.

All these carrots of encouragement are bland without the stick of a statutory right to interest.

She said at one point, rather blandly I thought, that she was going to propose tangible measures in various sectors.

The governments of the Member States did not accept this definition, which is also rather simplistic and unduly bland.

My group was appalled, politically speaking, at the blandness of the terms of the Socialist pseudo-censure motion of December.

We must avoid sacrificing security on the altar of efficiency, while at the same time not letting efficiency be undermined by bland platitudes.

So how about finally forgetting those bland speeches, rolling up our sleeves and really getting something done!

Moreover, the Community we longed for and worked towards for 50 years will not survive this enlargement, but will be replaced by a bland and featureless Union.

I shall cite no more than the written question on this subject submitted by my colleague Mr Happart in May 1990, and the Agriculture Commissioner's subsequent bland reply.

The only things we did agree at that conciliation were two bland statements, one on agriculture, one on category 5, but Parliament made a unilateral statement concerning the fisheries.

They are going to be asked to pay for this so that the police can, without warrants and without any justification, bar this bland statement by yourself, say that this is done to fight crime.