English-Spanish translation for "titanic"

titanic {adj.}

titan {noun}

Mr Bonde used the analogy of the Titanic.

We are like the lifeboat that is attached to the Titanic.

However, I was also reminded of what happened to the Titanic.

Needless to say, after the sinking of the Titanic, such a system was introduced without delay.

In short, a trip on a luxury ship, and - unlike the Titanic - in complete safety.

As with the Titanic, also, it will be the passengers on the lower decks who will suffer.

The case of the Titanic, however, demonstrates that there are some boats which it is best not to be on.

All the electorate has been allowed to do is shuffle the deck chairs on the deck of the Titanic.

On the night of April 14th 1912, the RMS Titanic struck an iceberg in the North Atlantic and sank.

Madam President, as a Swede I am also relieved, taking up Mr Bonde's analogy, to be left on the quayside as the Titanic sails away.

But it is my belief, whether the Titanic is a good example or not, that they knew what was happening.

Mr President, it now transpires that the disaster involving the African Titanic off the Senegalese coast has probably claimed the lives of 2 000 victims.

In Amendment No 10 to Article 5 we try to ensure that the directive does not become the kind of legislative Titanic sailing on into the iceberg of non-compliance.

Madam President, I feel like someone standing on the quayside waving farewell to the beautiful, unsinkable Titanic.

May I tell the experts that Mr Chichester has mentioned, who say the industry is highly regulated, that the Titanic was the most highly regulated ship in the world and it sank.

2012 also presents particular opportunities for Belfast as it is the centenary of the Titanic – I might add that we had a ‘ titanic’ victory last night on the football field over England!

The wreck of the Titanic now protected by UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) UNESCO Director-General stresses the need to safeguard the underwater heritage.