English-Spanish translation for "crowning"

crowning {noun}

crown {noun} (also: glass, cup, top, goblet)

crown {noun}

crown {noun} [naut.] (also: anchor head)

to crown [crowned|crowned] {vb}

crowning (Present participle)

crowning moment of the Mysterium Fidei, of the central core of the

You talk about a crowning achievement, a historical decision, a milestone.

life to the children, who are a sign and crowning of their spousal love.21

Taoiseach, your success in this area has become your and our crowning glory.

Their election is the crowning glory of the democratisation process in Taiwan.

The budget chapter is, of course, the crowning achievement of the accession negotiations.

It is true that the introduction of the euro is the crowning glory of the internal market.

As the crowning glory of God's creation, every human being is unique and invaluable.

The electoral procedure is - as we all know - the crowning moment of the legitimization of power.

This present visit is in a sense the crowning of all my previous pilgrimages to Poland.

While desirable in itself, a constitution of this kind could only be adopted as the crowning touch to far-reaching institutional reform.

I should also like to point out that of course we are interested in abolishing the death penalty, it is one of Europe's crowning achievements.

Mr President-delegate, your appointment will be one of the crowning moments in the institutional relationship between the European Parliament and the Commission.

Called to be the Mother of God, from the day of the virginal conception Mary lived the fulness of her motherhood, crowning it on Calvary at the foot of the Cross.

I have always expressed my conviction that the single currency should have been the crowning achievement of the European Union, and not a means among others of attaining it.

Before doing so, however, I would first like to congratulate the Italian presidency on the work accomplished during the last six months, of which Florence will be the crowning achievement.