Results for il termine pero era molto eufemis... translation from Italian to English

era molto buonissimo
i enjoyed the festival

era molto affaticato.
he was very tired.

– era molto speciale.
“it was extraordinary.

non era molto divertente.
it wasn't much fun.

era molto carino, sì.
era molto carino, sì.

camera era molto semplice.
room was very basic.

återupprustades, era molto pericoloso.
återupprustades, was very dangerous.

" camera era molto pulita "
" room was very clean "

era molto emozionante circa questa.
she was very excited about this.

sono molto ... non mi viene il termine! ...
it must perhaps be that i'm very...hm, no, this was hard to answer. yes, now i think i know. i'm very...i can't remember the word!

era molto simile a tutti i parcheggi a lungo termine.
it was much like all long-term parking.

sarebbe molto più accettabile il termine 'politicamente neutrale'.
the term 'politically neutral' would be far more acceptable.

ora, pero', era tutto finito.
now, however, all was finished.

sarebbe molto meglio sostituire “ coerenza” con il termine “ cooperazione” .
it would be much better for it to be replaced by the word ‘ cooperative’ .

9 ma i patriarchi, gelosi di giuseppe, lo vendettero schiavo in egitto. dio pero era con lui
9 and the patriarchs, having been moved with jealousy, sold joseph to egypt, and god was with him,

9 e sull'istante quell'uomo guari e, preso il suo lettuccio, comincio a camminare. quel giorno pero era un sabato.
9 and immediately the man became whole, and he took up his couch, and was walking, and it was a sabbath on that day,

signor presidente, dichiarare nella nostra risoluzione comune che consiglio e commissione stanno seguendo un corso irrealistico ed inappropriato è una maniera di esprimere le cose molto eufemistica: la risoluzione è pericolosa per l' unione e deve quindi essere respinta.
when our joint resolution says that the approach adopted by the commission and the council is unrealistic and inadequate, we are really understating the case. it is actually a danger to the union, and must therefore be rejected.