English-Spanish translation for "some days"
"some days" Spanish translation
some days
some days [ex.]
Mr President, some days ago the ACP-EU Joint Assembly sat in Lomé, Togo.
The actual extent of the tragedy was only made public some days later.
On some days, certain European cities exceed all the health safety limits.
We are insisting because, for some days now, tanks have been sent to this region, Turkish Kurdistan.
Mr President, it has been said, that for some days an explosive situation has prevailed in north Kivu.
Usage examples
Usage examples for "some days" in Spanish
Two thirds of Austrians expressed themselves in favour of the European Union, some 500 days ago, and the Austrian people put a great deal of trust in the Union.
Some days later, within the context of another issue which is absolutely fundamental to the European Union, President Rugova, President of Kosovo, died suddenly.
Madam President, we have heard a great deal over the last few days about some of the values which we hold dear, especially those of democracy and freedom.
The 'average' patient will have 17 rather than 22 sore throat days but some of these 17 days (between five and seven) will be in the immediate postoperative period.
Some days ago, a number of ethnic Fijian Indians representing that community and the Indian diaspora who are concerned about these conflicts came to the Parliament.
I would now like to deal with a number of political issues which have, in recent weeks, and to some extent in recent days, shown themselves to be potentially problematic or possible obstacles.
Although the Tempo Forte of September lasted some ten days, it was felt that an additional meeting was required to develop some of the ideas that were emerging from the reflections of the Definitors.
Similar words
Somalians · Somalis · somatic · somatoliberin · somatorelin · somatostatin · somatropin · somber · sombre · some · some-days · somebody · someday · somehow · someone · somersault · something · sometime · sometimes · somewhat · somewhere
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