Summary
connection {noun}
uppkoppling · plats · anknytning · anslutning · släktskap · förbindelse · förening · samband · umgänge · parti · sammanhang · krets · klientel · kundkrets · släkting · ledning · tjänst · anställning · befattning med något · samtrafik · skarv · kontakt · praktik · anhang · släkt · släktförbindelse · samfund · koppling
to connect {verb}
förena · ansluta · förbinda · förknippa · associera · foga samman · anknyta · koppla samman · anknöta · koppla
English-Swedish translation for "connection"
"connection" Swedish translation
connection {noun}
connection {noun}
Failed to open a connection to '' due to LDAP error '' (0x02X).
Your SMTP mail server could not start a secure connection.
A News error occurred: Invalid NNTP connectionTry connecting again.
Waiting for connection to folder.
connection {noun} [Amer.] (also: room, post, position, place)
The possibility of visiting EU institutions is of great value in this connection.
It was finding my place and the huge responsibility that comes with connection.
However, I should like to add one more observation in this connection.
The organisation Journalists Without Frontiers has published a list in connection with press freedom on which, out of 158 countries, Russia
Do not place the EFSA in any building or venue that has close connections with the institutions of the European Union.
connection {noun} [Amer.]
In the future the Union must be prepared to finance projects in connection with this.
Some people have one connection, some have two, some have six, some have 10 connections.
I would like to ask a more general question in connection with employment for women.
The Bank has no national connection and cannot therefore be compared with a private commercial bank.
It is this connection, it is this link that some want to destroy.
connection {noun} [Amer.]
In this connection, Mr Cashman has called for Community codes and a register.
The Commission proposal should be seen in close connection with this article of the Treaty.
There are few legal questions raised in connection with this report.
Please note that this doesn't establish a permanent connection between the accounts.
Using SSL provides greater privacy and security than an unencrypted web connection.
connection {noun} [Amer.] (also: relationship, kinship, kin, connexion)
connection {noun} [Amer.] (also: junction, intercourse, fellowship, engagement)
There is a direct connection between reform, motivation and necessary material security.
At present, there is only one daily connection in each direction, both in the middle of the night.
On a modem or slow connection, this may take afew minutes.
The Council wants a maximum of 1 million tonnes without a connection to other trans-European networks.
This is an important area in connection with both Agenda 2000 and the forthcoming WTO negotiations.
connection {noun} [Amer.] (also: mixture, integration, fellowship, conjunction)
connection {noun} [Amer.] (also: relationship, relation, concern, bearing)
OLAF's work in connection with the travel expenses affair was equally inadequate.
Many accidents are still related to alcohol consumption in connection with driving.
Yet still members of the Committee on Fisheries seem unable to make the connection.
Nor is there any connection between supranationality and efficiency within the EU.
I have also backed this in votes in connection with the budget, among other things.
connection {noun} [Amer.] (also: intercourse, company, community, communion)
connection {noun} [Amer.] (also: round, part, batch)
A party could even represent 80 % in its own country, but if it does not have European connections it will be excluded.
connection {noun} [Amer.] (also: context, coherence, bearing, tie-in)
The possibility of visiting EU institutions is of great value in this connection.
These are questions that I, as an MEP, am repeatedly asked in this connection.
Sir Leon Brittan is visiting Washington on 24 and 25 September in this connection.
Cooperation with the global community must of course be central in this connection.
Three countries are mentioned in this connection: India, Australia and New Zealand.
connection {noun} [Amer.] (also: round, division, circuit, circle)
connection {noun} [Amer.] (also: clientele)
connection {noun} [Amer.] (also: goodwill, custom, clientele)
connection {noun} [Amer.] (also: relative, kin, cousin, collateral)
connection {noun} [Amer.] (also: pipe, management, live wire, line)
In this connection the future Commission will commit itself to relaunching negotiations on a framework decision on racism and xenophobia...
connection {noun} [Amer.] (also: post, place, office, employment)
The Theato report now makes quite clear that such a Public Prosecutor will only exist in connection with Eurojust, only as a position at...
3.requirements concerning practical guidance for students, trainees etc. in connection with training which under EC law constitutes a
connection {noun} [Amer.] (also: position, place, job, hiring)
One of the problems to be emphasised in this connection is the excessive red-tape and slow procedures for taking on staff.
All employees should be aware that proficiency and merit, not friendship and connections, are the requirements for being appointed.
connection {noun} [Amer.]
connection {noun} [Amer.] (also: connexion)
Organizations that hold a dominant market position will have to offer new market operators access and connection under transparent...
connection {noun} [Amer.] (also: joint, join, seam, splice)
connection {noun} [Amer.] (also: contingence, contact, switch, touch)
Has contact been taken up with the Turkish Government in this connection?
Has contact been taken up with the Turkish Government in this connection?
This is a very intimate form of connection.
Europe has a solid, one thousand-year-old Mediterranean connection to the Middle East and an unparalleled knowledge of the region.
connection {noun} [Amer.] (also: praxis, experience, connexion, work experience)
connection {noun} [Amer.] (also: lot)
connection {noun} [Amer.] (also: relatives, relations, family, degree)
Despite new provisions on the transport of animals, the cruelty is continuing, especially in connection with the export of live cattle for...
connection {noun} [Amer.]
connection {noun} [rel.] [Amer.]
connection {noun} [techn.] [Amer.]
Check if there's a connection between the grandfather and the Toymaker.
This would create a connection between Europe and the people of Europe.
And this is a connection that most people aren’t pursuing right now, but which we’re fascinated by.
This example sets a connection with an Access 2000 file.
As far as animal or plant genes are concerned there is not even this vague connection with possible use.
to connect {verb}
to connect [connected|connected] {vb} (also: to pool, to mix, to link, to knit)
However, there is still a long way to go to connect the European project and the European institutions to the citizens.
If the Presidentin-Office wants to connect the people of Europe with the European Union, we must open the Council of Ministers to public
The White Paper identifies three ways forward: to work more together on civic education, to connect citizens with each other and to connect
It talks about connecting the citizens and about public-sphere debating.
I believe we must link the Lisbon Strategy to the Bologna Process in order to establish a good connection between our university system and our economic and welfare policy objectives.
to connect [connected|connected] {vb} (also: to plug into, to affiliate)
Is it possible, in such an eventuality, to connect up certain providers or consumers?
If we are to really connect the EU to its citizens, we must put our money where our mouth is.
You can access your Google Wallet account from any mobile device that can connect to the Internet.
As has been said here, it is also important to connect the new Member States to the internal market in energy.
The Tempus project was also the provider of new and up-to-date equipment, enabling students and their teachers to be connected to the very best of educational opportunities.
to connect [connected|connected] {vb} (also: to pledge, to link, to dress, to couple)
You can also connect boxes to show a hierarchical relationship.
We cannot permanently connect this, however, to the question of the integrity of the Peoples ' Republic of China!
It is true that we lack the monitoring mechanisms to connect the obligation to the powers and that needs to be filled in.
It is time for the EU to engage in a thorough and comprehensive review and to connect and balance the external and internal dimensions of
to connect [connected|connected] {vb} (also: to associate, to annex)
to connect [connected|connected] {vb} (also: to associate)
In that connection, we direct attention to our group's proposals that the overseas countries and territories and the ultra-peripheral regions should be involved.
to connect [connected|connected] {vb} (also: to bond)
to connect [connected|connected] {vb} (also: to link)
And the first of these is to connect, is that your social relationships are the most important cornerstones of your life.
connect with popular politics through reflection.
The starting point is the idea that the immaterial is not technical and that everything that connects to the material world and that uses matter, energy or tools is patentable.
to connect [connected|connected] {vb} (also: to link, to twin)
You can now connect two objects with a line by dragging with the mouse from one object to the other.
You can connect two 3D objects to a single object whose contours are the 3D sum of the individual objects.
We have a modest beginning but we are sending the signal that transparency and accountability are the only ways in which to connect the
It's about leading and connecting people and ideas.
If we manage to link the remaining 14 kilometres of this railway, South Korea and Europe will finally be connected.
to connect [connected|connected] {vb}
to connect [connected|connected] {vb} [techn.]
An error occurred while sending mail:Netscape was unable to connect to the SMTP server.
And how to better connect research with the development and deployment phase?
Netscape was unable to connect to the network becauseyou are offline.
Netscape is unable to connect to the server atthe location you have specified.
So for us, this was a graphic public campaign called Connect Bertie.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "connection":
© Princeton Universityjoining · connexion · connector · connecter · connective · association · connectedness · link
Synonyms (English) for "connect":
© Princeton Universityassociate · tie in · relate · link · colligate · link up · tie · plug in · plug into · get in touch · touch base · join · unite
Usage examples
Usage examples for "connection" in Swedish
Similar words
conjunctural · conjuncture · conjured · conjurer · conjuring · conjuror · conman · connected · Connecticut · connecting · connection · connectionist · connective · connectivity · connector · connexion · conniption · connivance · conniving · connotation · connotations
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