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gesture {substantiv}
atteggiamento · segno · prova · atto · gesto · cenno
to gesture {verb}
gesticolare
Synonymer
gesture: gesticulate · motion
Engelsk-italiensk översättning av "gesture"
"gesture" italiensk översättning
gesture {substantiv}
gesture {substantiv} (även: show, act, posture, pose)
I do not agree with this viewpoint or with this dismissive gesture.
The liturgy describes her gesture well, Quem genuit, adoravit.
It is a sign of the Turkish Government's attitude towards peace and towards the Kurds at a time when the Kurds had made a peaceful gesture.
He was invited more as a gesture of solidarity.
As a gesture of goodwill I will be accepting five small amendments from the EPP, though incidentally none of those mentioned by Mr Evans.
A gesture of "Namaste!", maybe, to respect someone, or maybe -- in India I don't need to teach a kid that this means "four runs" in cricket.
It is a sign of the Turkish Government's attitude towards peace and towards the Kurds at a time when the Kurds had made a peaceful gesture.
So think about communication -- speech, gestures, writing, sign language -- they're all mediated through contractions of your muscles.
We rehearse our words, but we rarely rehearse our gestures.
For us, that too is a significant act of politics and not merely a gesture.
Ladies and gentlemen, the Community's producers are expecting a major political gesture from us today.
When it comes to holding a serious debate on immigration, this is probably the most powerful, most practical gesture that Europe can now
It was neither a purely symbolic gesture, nor a sacrifice: as new Member States, it was in fact entirely in our interests for a budget to
President Vaclav Klaus's political gesture should not, however, be played down.
So as a final gesture we handed out these bracelets to all of you this morning.
It also includes a thumb gesture that enables you to go forward and backward.
There is a need for a more powerful political gesture to exorcise past misdeeds.
Yet this to the end was not accomplished in the humble gesture of washing feet.
to gesture {verb}
to gesture [gestured|gestured] {intran. vb}
Policy without financial resources is just an empty gesture.
All I wanted to say, Mrs Muscardini, is that, when sixty amendments have been tabled, you have to work sensibly, not just make gestures.