English-Spanish translation for "churn"

churn {noun}

churn {noun}

churn {noun} [fin.]

churn {noun} [fin.]

to churn [churned|churned] {vb} (also: to get excited)

to churn [churned|churned] {v.t.} (also: to beat, to hammer, to whip, to whisk)

to churn [churned|churned] {v.t.} (also: to shuffle, to ransack)

     to churn out

We do not churn them out on a conveyor belt.

I do not intend now, therefore, to churn out more tragic figures and statistics before Parliament.

All the evidence indicates that the only way of saving the European ideal is to make a clean break with this machinery for churning out human mess and despair.

The answer is to be found in the budgets: year after year, Europe churns out impressive-sounding speeches which, in reality, fall considerably short of what is needed.

It is difficult to see what added value or specific competence the European Parliament is contributing by churning out opinions on these and similar issues.

I think that the European Parliament is doing itself absolutely no favours by thinking only in terms of old categories and churning out old political concepts and visions.

Why should we want to churn out regulations governing workers’ exposure to sunlight from Sicily to the Arctic Circle?

We could then deal with the behaviour of young people who commit offences later on, in one of the many other reports which are churned out by Parliament.

This legislation is a gross affront to justice and the human rights of victims; it is a stomach-churning illustration of how low governments can stoop when they set about appeasing terrorism.