Hai cercato la traduzione di cymryd at da Gallese a Inglese

cymryd
commune

cymryd bath
wales take a bath

cymryd lluniau
picking on me

mae'n cymryd
it takes up too much lan

cymryd cyfrifoldeb personol
take personal responsibility

yr ydym wedi cymryd agwedd bragmatig at pfi
we have taken a pragmatic approach to pfi

camau i'w cymryd
to take

maent yn cymryd risg fawr
they take a great risk

rhaid cymryd golwg gyffredinol
a global view must be taken

mae'n cymryd gormod o tir
but winter is so long

bydd hynny'n cymryd hyd at 12 mis ar y mwyaf
that will take a maximum of 12 months

fodd bynnag , yr oeddem yn cymryd rhan wrth ddynesu at uwchgynhadledd stockholm
however , we were involved in the run-up to the stockholm summit

drwy eu trafod yr ydym yn cymryd y camau cyntaf tuag at eu gwireddu
by debating them we take the first steps towards putting them into practice

am ryw reswm , mae hwyaden benwyn sbaen wedi cymryd at yr hwyaden goch
for some reason , the white-headed spanish duck has taken a shine to the ruddy duck

croesawaf argymhellion yr adroddiad hwn sydd yn cymryd cam arall tuag at y nod hwnnw
i welcome this report's recommendations in taking another step towards that goal

pa gamau yr ydych wedi eu cymryd tuag at gefnogi bwriad o'r fath ?
what action have you taken in support of this ?

bydd yr academi bêl-droed yn cymryd hyd at 20 o ieuenctid lleol ar gwrs dwy flynedd
the football academy takes up to 20 local youngsters on a two-year course

cytunaf y gellir cymryd camau , a gwneuthum y pwynt hwnnw mewn llythyr at margaret beckett
i agree that actions can be taken , and i made that point in a letter to margaret beckett

helen mary jones : mae awdurdodau lleol wedi cymryd camau breision tuag at gyrraedd eu targedau ailgylchu
helen mary jones : local authorities have made substantial steps towards meeting their recycling targets

gwnaeth jonathan morgan bwynt pwysig wrth ddweud ein bod wedi cymryd amser hir i ddod at bwnc megis addysg uwch
jonathan morgan made an important point in saying that we took a long time to come to a subject such as higher education