Summary
back {noun}
back · avigsida · rygg · inre del · bortersta del · baksida · bakre del · bakgrund · ryggtavla
back {adjective}
återstående · avsides belägen · bak- · bakomliggande · bakre · gående bakåt · omvänd · resterande
back {adverb}
efter · åter · igen · avsides · bakåt · tillbaka · bort · i efterhand · tillbaks
to back {verb}
ackompanjera · stödja · rygga · backa · dra sig undan · röra sig bakåt · skjuta tillbaka · dra tillbaka · bilda bakre del · klä · fodra · fodra på baksidan · förse med baksida · spela på · satsa · underbygga · backa upp · styrka
back {noun}
crate · reverse · reverse gear · back
bäck {noun}
rivulet · brook
English-Swedish translation for "back"
"back" Swedish translation
back {noun}
The Green Group does not support the short-sighted slogan: " I want my money back ".
This applies in particular to the issue of call back that we have also been discussing today.
We simply cannot have both representation in a high level group and also a call-back procedure.
A change related to this is that the money-back guarantee must be increased to EUR 50 000.
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We had to triple-team her, but we finally got her on her back!
Good thing you're flexible enough to watch your own back.
Well, all the chocolate chips are put in by hand and that's really hard on the back and the leg muscles.
back-to-back
Yeah, jump on my back and relax your whole way.
back {noun}
For printing on one side, select both Front and Back and print.
On the back of a hundred-dollar bill is an etching of Independence Hall
If the value for the end angle is exactly 360 degrees, the front area covers the back area of the rotation object.
to back
So for example, they can see in the back part of the brain, which is just turning around there.
to back
The report was withdrawn and referred back to committee in the light of other events.
Because that is so, the Commission has held back and not yet produced a successor programme to HELIOS II.
Equally, given the significant amount of smuggling, we do not run the risk of unsafe exports coming back onto the Community market.
In spite of this brilliant ascent, I fear that given our current knowledge of space physics, we will soon be obliged to come back down to
In view of this, I gave my backing to the Commission proposal and to most of the amendments, aimed at harmonising the level of training required of these advisers within the Community.
back {adjective}
back {adj.} (also: last, additional, residual)
The 342 remaining posts will be given back to the budgetary authority.
But we will not delegate unless we have the guarantee that we can, if necessary, call things back, in the same way that the Council can.
back {adj.} (also: obscure, secluded)
I rarely find an audience where people can go back very far without that experience.
And this picture frame has a cord going out the back, and you plug it into the wall.
There was a parent visiting that day, just sitting in the back of the room.
What's interesting is the spike on the back of the Dracorex was growing very fast as well.
Florus, you will get your chance in a minute, so stop whining and belly-aching at the back.
back {adj.} (also: underlying)
My own website, http://www.roithova.cz/, also uses MySQL as its back-end database.
So for example, they can see in the back part of the brain, which is just turning around there.
back seat
to back
back
back {adj.}
back formation
While we will be supporting some amendments against him tomorrow, it will not be at the cost of backing the general project.
back {adj.} (also: delinquent)
... ' annual report have still not been claimed back.
back {adverb}
We are abdicating our duty as legislators to stand back and to pause and reflect.
You really would have thought you were back in 1973 after the first oil crisis.
After four years, Mrs Nasreen came out of exile and is back in Bangladesh.
At least the dialogue is back - to some extent - on track after the London talks.
We come back time and time again, in this Parliament, to two criticisms.
The scapegoat strategy, which worked so well in the 1930s, is back in business.
I welcome the fact that minority languages are back on the European agenda.
This takes us back to the institutional conflict between the Commission and the Council.
That is a good thing in that it at last gets Latin America back on the agenda.
This takes us back to the relationship between animal welfare and cost.
The US is more successful at getting its long-term unemployed back into work.
Together, we have brought the EU back on course; we can all feel that in our bones.
We were first in the whole cycle from complacency to despair and back again.
Don’t fret -- you can easily add your favorite features back to the Toolbar.
Tad's farm and his house and his fricking wheat will be right back on the market.
And she put her head back and she said, "It feels like leaping into heaven."
This command can only be selected if you have already previously jumped back one level.
While we have taken some steps forward, we have also taken some steps back.
A look back shows that many Member States have been poor at complying with the legislation.
In the Union we all try to look forward and not back to disagreements in the past.
Naturally we must demand that the weapons inspectors be allowed back unhindered.
We can only buy back the quotas which are not bought by other tobacco farmers.
We are abdicating our duty as legislators to stand back and to pause and reflect.
Indeed, a tenth of the whole budget is in practice paid back to the Member States.
We have to go back to the drawing board and ask ourselves what our priorities are.
In addition they have removed the address and date of birth from the back of the card.
But again it's the same story that if we take the background away, the illusion comes back.
If you come back a billion years later and look at it again, it will be moving away faster.
Step outside of your shoes that you're in right now and step back into your normal shoes.
We can take cells from you, create the structure, put it right back into you, they will not reject.
back {adv.}
The compromise contains retroactive measures, and we cannot back a legislative text which alters the rules retrospectively.
You can leave my motor alone, get your golf clubs, and fuck off back to Dixie.
He stepped back and he watched where everybody was going and he went the other way.
We are not going to go back to a debate on the main substance of the issue.
If, after I come back, this marshmallow is here, you will get another one.
I'm not going to have anything nice to say about this place when I get back.
to back {verb}
to back [backed|backed] {vb} (also: to accompany)
to back [backed|backed] {vb} (also: to root for, to promote, to plump for, to patronize)
Ministers unanimously indicated a political will to back Commission thinking.
In fact, I cannot understand how the Commission can back the Council proposal.
I hope very much that Parliament will support it, and I will come back to that.
I cannot back the Commission proposals for the future of the European tobacco sector.
We will be supporting Amendments Nos 31 and 38 to allow that back.
to back [backed|backed] {vb} (also: to back off, to back away, to shy)
to back off
to back away
And if those steps have to be harsh ones, then we should, in full awareness of the facts, not shrink back from taking them.
The eight of us go forth, not back.
to back [backed|backed] {vb} (also: to back up, to back off, to back away)
We cannot take yet another step back from our development policy principles.
It was also clear that we will not go back to the way things were before Monterrey.
State aid to back those companies in their early development could be very helpful.
We cannot play the part of the world’ s moral conscience without having the military might to back it up.
to back up
to back [backed|backed] {vb} (also: to retire, to hold back, to edge off, to duck)
to hold back
to back away
to back off
back from the brink.
to back [backed|backed] {vb} (also: to back off, to back away)
to back away
to back off
to back [backed|backed] {vb}
to back [backed|backed] {vb} (also: to retract, to pull out, to cut off, to withdraw)
I ask you to take this directive back and consult properly with those who are affected by it.
To delete snap lines, you drag them back onto the ruler bar.
There was a consensus in committee to withdraw other amendments and here they are back on the table.
Pressing the mouse button, drag a range across two cells, do not release the mouse button, and then drag back to the first cell.
to back [backed|backed] {vb}
to back [backed|backed] {vb} (also: to face, to dress, to drape, to decorate)
to back [backed|backed] {vb} (also: to line, to feed, to fodder, to wad)
to back
to back [backed|backed] {vb}
to back [backed|backed] {vb}
to back [backed|backed] {vb}
to back [backed|backed] {vb} (also: to stake, to venture, to ante)
The pharmaceutical pressure group is continuing to back gelatin in medication capsules and so forth.
Many of the governments of EU Member States are not prepared to invest public funds to get people back to work.
But we must not back the wrong horse again but stick to our substantive position vis-à-vis economic reform in Russia.
But we must also back and reform our education systems so that the lack of expertise threatening us does not in fact become a reality.
I should like to congratulate Mrs Svensson on her important report on gender discrimination in health systems, to which I give my full backing.
to back [backed|backed] {vb} (also: to back up, to substantiate)
to back up
I can back up what I have just said with a few figures provided by Europol and the Drugs Monitoring Centre in Lisbon.
to back [backed|backed] {vb} (also: to back up)
State aid to back those companies in their early development could be very helpful.
We cannot play the part of the world’ s moral conscience without having the military might to back it up.
to back up
We can, however, back them to the hilt.
Parliament needs to be backing the Commission in putting pressure on the Council in this regard.
to back [backed|backed] {vb} (also: to prove, to jack up, to fortify, to energize)
But, this again brings us back to the fact that we will only be as strong as our will.
to back up
The UN cannot turn its back, it must have a force on the ground to guarantee peace and to ensure that these discussions take place.
Finally, I also believe it was a serious mistake to back off from a decision to nominate a European Union peace-keeping force for
An independent United Nations backed force is required to ensure that voting in the East Timor referendum takes place in conditions free from violence and intimidation.
back {noun}
reverse gear {noun} [autom.]
The Green Group does not support the short-sighted slogan: " I want my money back ".
This applies in particular to the issue of call back that we have also been discussing today.
We simply cannot have both representation in a high level group and also a call-back procedure.
A change related to this is that the money-back guarantee must be increased to EUR 50 000.
184061/UN-experts-back-proposal-for-bluefin-tuna-trade-ban
back {adjective}
back {adverb}
bäck {noun}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "back":
Synonyms (Swedish) for "back":
Synonyms (Swedish) for "bäck":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "back" in Swedish
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"back" translation - forum results
Similar words
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