Examples of using Rather weak in English and their translations into Italian
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The top of pies is greased with rather weak tea tea leaves and we bake to readiness in previously warmed oven.
regidron), rather weak tea, dogrose infusion, rice broth.
investment has been rather weak in the aftermath of the Great Recession.
In doing so, we will restructure our editorial group to include experts in areas where we have so far proved to be rather weak, for example on gender issues.
have a field-glass or a telescope- even in such rather weak astronomical tools it is already possible to admire beauty of the star sky.
In the ready-mix concrete sector output increased by 9.3% with prices rather weak and in decline by 7.8%.
as is typical in the area are rather weak winds that they are safe for swimming.
The increasing trade deficit with Asia and the EU's rather weak performance in the area of ICT give cause for concern.
Sea currents in the Peljesac Channel are rather weak, growing stronger only with the jugo.
a very slight, rather weak man.
But another common trait of color revolutions is orientation on countries with rather weak or unstable political regimes.
An over-emotional and rather weak person can,
This was a rather weak effort; however, on May 27, part of the British 1st Armoured Division,
otherwise the statistical majority of the Czechs as compared to Germans would be rather weak.
The entire shingling of this butterfly results furthermore rather weak and after a few days of flight the specimens lose most of this cover leaving uncovered most of the wing surface.
For example, if the generic activity is rather weak, the doctors after the birth of the first baby is opened the second bag of waters,
whose claim to rule Castile with his wife's death was rather weak, but no other plausible choice than his being regent existed.
because otherwise the statistical majority of the Czechs as compared to Germans would be rather weak.
The empirical evidence about the effects of the 1979 change in the exchangerate regime on wage setting is rather weak, being typically assessed through tests aimed to detect meaningful structural breaks in wage equations.
this suggests that the muscle tissue of the heart is rather weak.