Englisch-Italienisch Übersetzung für "to converge"

to converge [converged|converged] {Vb.} (auch: to congregate, to congest, to gather, to convene)

to converge [converged|converged] {Vb.}

to converge [converged|converged] {Vb.} (auch: to gather, to roll (in), to flow in, to stream)

to converge [converged|converged] {Vb.} (auch: to couple, to associate oneself, to connect up, to conjoin)

to converge [converged|converged] {Vb.} (auch: to run for)

to converge [converged|converged] {Vb.} (auch: to join, to merge, to gather, to convene)

to converge [converged|converged] {Vb.}

to converge [converged|converged] {Vb.} [übertr.]

to converge [converged|converged] {intr.V.} (auch: to close up, to close in)

to focus [focused|focused] {Vb.}

to centre {Vb.}

to concentrate [concentrated|concentrated] {Vb.}

to merge [merged|merged] {Vb.}

to close in {Vb.}

to focus [focused|focused] {Vb.}

to shine [shone; shined|shone; shined] {Vb.}

to converge [converged|converged] {Vb.}

to converge [converged|converged] {Vb.} [übertr.]

We don't know why they converge there, we simply don't know.

This is a location in the Pacific where white shark converge.

And you can follow these channels and you can see how they all converge.

And the clever thing is the wind is always converging to where the rain is.

You will have noticed that our views converge on many points.

a high degree of price stability, a sound fiscal situation, stable exchange rates and converged

In other words, at a certain point, the two institutions will converge, but only briefly.

So it was quite natural for law to converge with fact and for Germany to preside over Europe!

State terrorism combined with corruption and drought are converging to create a national catastrophe.

It is the point where industry, craft and art converge, and it plays a major role in people ’ s lifestyles.

I am glad to see that the Commission and Parliament are converging towards the same goal in this area.

The fact that points of view on growth and employment are converging is naturally linked to the arrival of the euro.

As regards making sure that prices converge, this is one of the objectives of the overall proposal.

Portugal converged, unemployment was reabsorbed and there was a period of convergence.

Mr President, at a certain point, the two institutions, EASA and JAA, will converge and work together.

We have had an in-depth debate on two issues which, although different, converge at one point.

Europe, with its converging economies and stable currencies, has largely succeeded in keeping clear of this crisis.

Nevertheless, it is clear that our reaction to your report is dominated to a very large extent by areas where our views converge.

One thing which struck me above all else is how the agenda of both gatherings are tending to converge.

To conclude, I can state that the opinions of the institutions on the aims of the proposed decision have converged.