Examples of using To the interpreters in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
I apologise to the interpreters.
Member of the Commission.-I will try to be attentive to the interpreters.
I would like to apologise to the interpreters for speaking so quickly.
Mr President, I will speak rather more quickly and apologise to the interpreters.
Thank you and my apologies to the interpreters if I was speaking too quickly.
I did not interrupt you as it seemed to me difficult to do so and I apologise to the interpreters for this.
Obviously, thank you to the interpreters, to whom I offer my humblest apologies.
I am always very grateful to the interpreters.
I wish the same to the interpreters who have helped us so much throughout these six months.
Thank you once again to the interpreters.
Madam President, I apologise to you, and to the interpreters for delaying them further.
Rehder(PSE).-(DE) Mr President,ladies and gentlemen, I shall begin with a promise to you, and to the interpreters.
First of all,I would also like to apologise to the interpreters but I am in a somewhat exceptional situation.
Lastly, my sincere thanks to the administration and also to the interpreters and translators.
I am sure he will show due consideration to the interpreters and to the work of the Chair today, and I invite him to reply to the question by Mr Lindqvist.
During the early mansonia career you will have frequent recourse to the interpreters and the translators.
I extend my gratitude to the interpreters and to all who have collaborated in various ways to make this feature film, which pays tribute to the memory of my illustrious and beloved Predecessor.
This also means multiple video feeds can be distributed to the interpreters without extra cabling for video.
Mr President, I apologise to the Presidency and to the interpreters, who have to listen to this last explanation of vote and, in particular, I sympathise with the translators of our explanations of votes, particularly, in my case, the Italian translator, Ornella Buson.
There is a fine Dutch expression that says'goedkoop is duurkoop'[you get what you pay for], andI am leaving it up to the interpreters to find a sound translation for this.
This mental activity, generated by the confrontation of seeing oneself, contributed to the interpreters' ability to redevelop an I-for-myself with professionals in the field of interpretation, whether they are yet-to-be, or already-am.
We needed the names of the people to make reservations in hotels and houses, andto pass this information to the interpreters, which it was possible to do in some cases, not in others.
I advise Members who read their speeches to give them to the interpreters in advance, as this helps to improve the quality of the interpreting.
Mr President, I join you in expressing gratitude to the interpreters and regretting the lateness of the hour.
Thank you very much for the collaboration and particular thanks to the interpreters for providing their services at such a late hour in the evening.
In any case, as I am also Vice-President responsible for multilingualism,I am going to try to talk to the interpreters, my friends the interpreters, to see how the term'catch the eye' can be translated into other languages.
And thankyou to the interpreter who is been really good!
I could bring the interpreter to the floor ortake the floor to the interpreter.