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"to stick out" in Spanish
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"to stick out" in Spanish
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to stick out(also: to jut out, to project, to shine out, to bulge)
to stick out(also: to bring out, to emphasize, to enhance, to project)
to stick out(also: to extend, to roll out, to suffuse, to extrapolate)
to stick out(also: to drag out, to outstretch, to drop, to compound)
to stick out(also: to extract, to fish out, to tease out, to pull off)
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Context examples for "to stick out" in Spanish(!) These sentences come from external sources & may not be accurate. Therefore, we are not responsible for their content.
We must protect the privacy of our citizens and stick our necks out for this.
Debemos proteger la vida privada de nuestros ciudadanos, con todo lo que ello implica.
We in Europe should have the nerve to stick our necks out; the victims are eagerly waiting for this.
Europa ha de atreverse a arriesgar el pellejo, las víctimas lo esperan con ansiedad.
It is therefore refreshing if a government has the nerve to be a trendsetter and stick its neck out.
Es mucha molestia tener que devolver los recipientes al establecimiento donde se adquirieron.
Which Member State will be the first to stick its neck out?
Las partes están de acuerdo en gran medida acerca del análisis.
Which Member State will be the first to stick its neck out?
¿Cuál será el primer Estado miembro en arriesgarse?
What happened at noon today was the action of those who are too lazy to stick it out right through to the end of the sitting.
– Señor Presidente, creo que todos los Grupos políticos están de acuerdo con esto.
what have you got in your pocket that's making it stick out?
¿qué tienes en el bolsillo que te abulta?
we stick out like a sore thumb in a place like this
no pegamos ni juntamos en este ambiente
I would even stick my neck out and say that the long-awaited synergy between urban and regional development has come about.
Incluso me arriesgaría a decir que se ha producido la largamente esperada sinergia entre desarrollo urbano y regional.
At the same time, you could walk along a country road and the sheep and lambs would stick their heads out through the fences.
Al mismo tiempo, era posible caminar por un camino vecinal mientras las ovejas y corderos asomaban sus cabezas por las cercas.
you'll have to stick it out
vas a tener que aguantarte mecha
you'll have to stick it out
vas a tener que aguantar mecha
The extent to which they are prepared to stick their necks out is apparent from the sombre and also dispassionate reports by Iranian political analysts.
La sombría y, al mismo tiempo, sensata declaración de los analistas políticos iraníes muestra cuánto se arriesgan.
his ears stick out
tiene las orejas salidas
It is hypocritical to embrace the UN millennium declaration if we are subsequently not prepared to act on it and stick our necks out for it.
Es una hipocresía adherirse a la declaración del milenio de las Naciones Unidas si luego no estamos dispuestos a actuar ni a dar la cara por ella.
The European Parliament as budgetary authority must dare to stick its neck out in order to contribute to the offensive that Europe must make against the scourge of unemployment.
El Parlamento Europeo como autoridad presupuestaria tiene que atreverse a arriesgarse para contribuir a la ofensiva que Europa debe emprender contra el azote del desempleo.
Indeed, this is possible, by saying when it comes to providing subsidies, providing encouragement, that those who stick their necks out, who also provide financing, can participate.
De hecho, esto es posible, diciendo en lo que se refiere a proporcionar subsidios y aliento, que aquellos que se arriesguen, que también proporcionen financiación, pueden participar.
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