climb-down nel dizionario italiano Oxford-Paravia

Traduzioni di climb-down nel dizionario inglese»italiano

climbdown [ingl brit ˈklʌɪmdəʊn, ingl am ˈklaɪmdaʊn] SOST

climbdown

marcia f indietro (over su)

climb down VB [klʌɪm -]

climb down

far marcia indietro, cedere, ritirarsi

to climb down over issue, plan, matter

far marcia indietro su

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to climb down rockface

discendere

Traduzioni di climb-down nel dizionario italiano»inglese

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fare retromarcia fig

to back off, to back-pedal, to backtrack, to climb down

è meno difficile la discesa della salita?

is the climb down less difficult than the climb up?

la discesa è stata più difficile della salita

the climb down or descent was more difficult than the climb up

fare marcia indietro fig

to back off, to back-pedal, to backtrack, to climb down

climb-down nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di climb-down nel dizionario inglese»italiano

climb-down [ˈklaɪm·daʊn] SOST

climb-down

marcia f indietro

climb down VB vb intr

climb down

scendere

climb down fig

fare marcia indietro

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

The climb-down had started after government intervened with measures like a ban on exports, abolition of import duty and asking state government's to crackdown on onion hoarders.

www.thehindu.com

Another thought the emissions trading climb-down was only tricky because the language used to sell the need for action on climate change had been "over-hyped".

www.abc.net.au

They included a climb-down on attempts to force all union members to "opt-in" to paying a political levy - which will now only apply to new members.

www.bbc.co.uk

Less than a week after the midnight decree was rushed through, the government, in a humiliating climb-down, withdrew it.

www.cbc.ca

This sort of desperate action coupled with the subsequent climb-down makes him look like an emasculated lame duck president with little or no influence left to him.

blogs.channel4.com

But the government's climb-down on the plant could cost taxpayers plenty.

www.thestar.com

But even that climb-down has not prevented a host of users turning their backs on the camera app, figures suggest.

www.independent.co.uk

From keeping wickets to keeping an eye from where would the next rupee come from was a heart-breaking climb-down for this honest cricketer.

www.thehindu.com

And now the biggest promoter of bag fees faces an awkward climb-down over obvious customer dissatisfaction.

www.macleans.ca

The climb-down before a rivalrous enemy still smarted.

www.express.co.uk