Vertaling van "moggi has come " (Engels → Frans) :

TERMINOLOGIE

first come first served | first come, first served basis
principe du premier venu, premier servi

coming into effect | coming into force
entrée en vigueur

car coming indicator | lift coming indicator
indicateur cabine arrive | indicateur d'arrivée de la cabine

An Act to repeal legislation that has not come into force within ten years of receiving royal assent [ Statutes Repeal Act ]
Loi prévoyant l'abrogation des lois non mises en vigueur dans les dix ans suivant leur sanction [ Loi sur l'abrogation des lois ]

Electronic Commerce: A Business Tool Whose Time Has Come
Le commerce électronique : Un outil d'affaires incontournable

Worker Co-operatives: an Idea Who's Time Has Come [ Worker Co-operatives ]
Worker Co-operatives: an Idea Who's Time Has Come [ Worker Co-operatives ]

come up with musical structures | create musical structure | create musical structures | develop musical structures
créer des structures musicales

come up with job descriptions | writing job descriptions | write descriptions of jobs | write job descriptions
rédiger une offre d’emploi

design media schedule | make media schedule | come up with media schedule | create media schedule
élaborer un calendrier médiatique

IN-CONTEXT TRANSLATIONS

An admirer of his by the name of Silvana Moggi has come from Italy, specifically from the town of Salsomaggiore (the town where Miss Italy was elected), to be here in the gallery because she wanted to be present when her great idol John Bowis presented his extremely important proposal for debate, so that all of us in Europe can be treated in the best possible way even when we have the misfortune of having mental illnesses and not just physical illnesses.
Une admiratrice, Silvana Moggi, est venue d’Italie, plus précisément de la ville de Salsomaggiore (la ville où Miss Italie a été élue), car elle souhaitait être présente dans la tribune lorsque sa grande idole, John Bowis, allait soumettre au débat sa proposition extrêmement importante, visant à ce que chaque citoyen européen puisse être traité le mieux possible, même si nous avons la malchance de souffrir d’une maladie mentale et pas simplement d’une maladie physique.