Examples of using Abdicate in English and their translations into Italian
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civilized reason had to abdicate.
except then having to abdicate on the long distance of the two races.
The Commission will, of course, not abdicate from its right of initiative
Another rumour suggested the tsar might abdicate, at the urging of his wife,
There the emperor demanded that the Armenian king abdicate and hand over the throne to him,
If you abdicate as a king while still being in this alliance you automatically get assigned to the next king of the same alliance as a governor.
so if Edward wouldn't abdicate and they wouldn't kill him.
while the king of Spain keeps on thinking that abdicate means an auto rental firm.
is the symbol of the capital of the Catalonian jasmine for which Anthony Gaudì abdicate to any other charge.
Soon you have to abdicate your role as the face of the divorce industrial complex, right?
To be pregnant doesn't mean to have to abdicate to be stylish,
And again dominant males who abdicate to live like heremits
Grand Duke Sergei was at Mogilev in the company of Nicholas II when he had to abdicate.
it has to abdicate to act of own initiative;
he should then abdicate his kingdom and go to a forest,
Those people who had to abdicate the booking in the preceding days the beginning of the stay,
No, I fell in love with a commoner, and I had to abdicate my crown-- which,
I do not subscribe to the argument that Parliament should abdicate its constitutional right to improve this proposal because others have failed to initiate the legislative process in time.
declared the war to Austria in 1848 and he had to abdicate in 1849, soon after the defeat of Piemonte against Austria in the battle of Novara,
I would say that already'the most' keep eta'and the elementary schools the parents abdicate their role as educators of their children