Sammanfattning
damage {substantiv}
danno · bastonatura
to damage {verb}
danneggiare · corrompere · ledere · ledere · rovinarsi · guastarsi
Engelsk-italiensk översättning av "damage"
"damage" italiensk översättning
damage {substantiv}
Indeed, the ultimate goal is prevention, not the provision of compensation for damage.
The greatest damage, he concluded, would be the increase in unemployment.
To delay, or perhaps even risk damage to the euro, would be indefensible.
No one other than the person who causes damage should have to pay for it.
There is also, however, the liability for environmental damage, of course.
damage {substantiv} (även: harm, going-over, licking, walloping)
to damage {verb}
to damage [damaged|damaged] {vb} (även: to attack, to harm)
OMS attacks the nervous system and can cause severe forms of brain damage.
That is a remedy which inflicts further damage on small farmers.
To act outside that framework would, I believe, damage all of our common efforts in the long run.
Is that going to damage our competitiveness?
Vanunu cannot damage Israeli security.
to damage [damaged|damaged] {vb} (även: to sweeten up, to square, to buy off, to corrupt)
to damage [damaged|damaged] {tran. vb} (även: to injure, to harm)
We all agree about the importance of doing everything in our power to combat those who would use violence and terrorism to damage the...
It is a crucial problem and the traditional productive fabric of the country is being damaged and unemployment is increasing.
Likewise, the legislative measures in criminal matters in respect of fraud damaging the interests of the Union will need to be carefully constructed.
The fight against the fraud that damages the Community's financial interests should, for obvious reasons, be one of the European Commission's main priorities for action.
to damage [damaged|damaged] {tran. vb} (även: to prejudice)
to damage [damaged|damaged] {intran. vb} (även: to spoil)
to damage [damaged|damaged] {intran. vb} (även: to spoil, to deteriorate)
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