English-Spanish translation for "zealous"

zealous {adj.} (also: passionate, burning, fervent)

zealous {adj.} (also: enthusiastic, keen on, fervid)

New evangelization demands a zealous ministry of the

and "evangelizers" who zealously go about the task of announcing

yet endowed with invisible realities, zealous in action and dedicated to

zealously treasured today in the parish church of Baracoa, in the extreme

consequence of this there is the necessity for a continuing, zealous and

bequeathed to various peoples a rich patrimony, which all have zealously worked

In this, it is clear that the zealous efforts of Pastors and faithful, in close cooperation with

In its over-zealousness to protect the cotton-weed, the local council decided to ban the pilgrimage from the immediate area.

I am quite sure that our proposal is already being seized upon in the press as another example of over-zealous bureaucracy.

Moreover, of all the institutions, the Commission has always shown itself to be the most zealous promoter of this deplorable policy.

He added that it was impossible to ignore these systems in a zealous attempt to subscribe exclusively to modern science and technology.

The citizens want a Europe that delivers the goods, and the Commission will continue to do so zealously and with total commitment.

Suspicions by the consumers that the euro will be used to mask price hikes must be zealously tackled and tripped up.

The zealous servants of European employers have toiled well and although they know, like those who will choose to vote in favour of this text …

It is not just something that the Social Democrats have lighted upon in order to be officious and over-zealous or in order to limit individual flexibility.

It is in many respects a public service which must be protected zealously in the interest of all citizens in all senses of the word.

the Founder, by fostering the renewal prescribed by the Council and required by the times. They should strive zealously, therefore, to direct and continually animate

Mr President, since cheating his way to victory in the October 2004 elections, Belarus’ President Lukashenko has been even more zealous in repressing his opponents.

I say'should ' no longer occur because I think one thing we are familiar with in all countries is the zealousness of parking attendants.

States have been more zealous about toughening borders and deporting illegal immigrants and on making sure immigrants are legal and integrated.