Examples of using Befits in English and their translations into Italian
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for this is that which befits the human world.
He's being educated as befits a Whitworth-Godolphin and I'm confident he will surpass even.
Therefore, God can choose whatever name befits His disposition to represent the entire age.
that the fluid is weighed after the club began replacing brake drums as befits.
The EU ought indeed to play a role which befits one of the largest political, economic, commercial
The Christian faithful are called by the Lord Jesus to act in a way which befits their dignity as children of the Father in the charity of the Holy Spirit.
He's being educated as befits a Whitworth-Godolphin.
Now, we should choose an appropriate resting vessel one that befits a man of his stature.
Arriving in San Antonio, they are looking for a hotel room that befits their royal status.
the ignorant motive, do So far ask pardon as befits mine honour To stoop in such a case.
But--as befits women making a claim to godliness--with the ornament of good works.
May the country thus achieve a renewed sense of social fraternity, as befits living members of this great community which is the Argentinian nation!
Respond to him with generosity and courage, as befits young hearts like your own.
The role of the sentinel, who scans the horizon to avert danger and promote justice and peace everywhere, befits each of you.
I feel, as a principal shareholder, it befits me to take a more robust interest from now on.
we shall abide by them, as befits our position.
round and crisp-as befits the local style.
That Jerry Springer-like aspect of her public persona hardly befits inclusion on a national ticket….
Composition MaxMass 3XL as befits a professional products from laboratories Olympus, has been developed to meet the needs of the most demanding athletes.
This is the first time that the annual conference will be officially bilingual in French and English, which befits the world's second Francophone city.