Übersetzung für "Referat halten" in Englisch

You have oral reports to do today.

Like me. I've got this paper due on Friday and I'm freaked out about it.

Our daughter had to do a Social Studies project on someone she respects.

Then even the Pfilzing University invited me for a presentation.

I would now like to introduce Mr HARTWELL who will give the first presentation.

I have a paper due next period, and it's stuck in here.

But someone still has to give his presentation.

In addition we can offer advice on development aid in relation to health care or give a presentation.

I can offer specialist information on the project or give a lecture.

My friend, our history spook Harald Wunderle, also had to give a presentation.

I have to do a book report.

She's having a terrible week, and the report's due on Tuesday.

For other net participants I can make a presentation or provide contacts in my field of work on request.

On request we can give a presentation for other net participants and provide contacts within the field of our work.

We can give a lecture on the subject asylum/refugee politics, communicate up-to-date specialist information and arrange for contacts.

We can give expert advice to other net participants in the field of project development or give a lecture. Back to the net participants

It is also the case that while the Representations themselves keep close contact with key target audiences such as industry, trade unions and non-governmental organisations, those with very specialised interests will naturally keep contact with the unit which has information responsibilities bearing on their own field of activity.

When I was a kid, it was so bad, I had to use a puppet to do oral presentations in class.

I have a big report due, and the teachers don't seem to care about the substance.

I have this report due on the most interesting person I know, and I picked you.

I've got a paper due Friday, I can't get any work done.

You told them they could do a report on any book that related to the struggle for civil rights.

Before conmencing, I have to confess to feeling a little uneasy about giving yet another talk on primary health care, a subject that I feel Is seriously at risk of being swept away by a flood of speeches and buried under a mound of papers.