Summary
find {noun}
upptäckt · fynd
to find {verb}
förklara · nå · skaffa · underhålla · förstå · inse · märka · förse · möta · få · hålla · träffa · ertappa · träffa på · upptäcka · finna · hitta · påträffa · erhålla · komma på · hitta på · besluta · anse · bekosta · se · tycka någon vara · tycka att någon är · anträffa · få tag i · konstatera · anskaffa · uppdriva · leta reda på · söka reda på · söka upp · iakttaga · anses · avkunna utslag
English-Swedish translation for "find"
"find" Swedish translation
find {noun}
We find that students get very excited when they can use this.
I recently took part in it myself and I have to say that I find it very reassuring to know that early detection increases the chance of
For example, I have been doing a little homework and I have been very pleased to find that British ministers have appeared at every plenary
find out, let alone the political will.
– Europe has found itself truly at the threshold of a global crisis.
You're about to become a permanent addition to this archaeological find.
This is a very significant academic find.
Everyone was very excited about this archaeological find, because it meant that they might finally be able to assemble a single dodo
During the construction of the Thessaloniki Metro, important archaeological finds are regularly being discovered.
3.Can it provide a list of important archaeological finds and the measures designed to protect and promote them?
to find {verb}
to find [found|found] {vb} (also: to pronounce, to make out, to justify, to illustrate)
In all honesty, I can find no explanation for these statements, Mr President.
I think I might find it rather difficult to explain to the farmers at home.
Can the Commission explain where I can find that amount reflected in the Council’ s multi-annual budget?
I have tried extremely hard to explain your proposals, trying to find common ground between you and my fellow countrymen.
And what I then found out about what's called the e-Patient movement -- I'll explain what that term means.
to find [found|found] {vb} (also: to reach, to hit, to go up, to go)
You will find this in the composite paper which I hope will reach you today.
On the subject of the commitology, we have managed to find a very acceptable solution.
It gets very difficult to find a compromise in a situation of this kind.
We need to find a political compromise but also a religious compromise.
That is why it was a matter of concern for the Council to find a solution.
to find [found|found] {vb} (also: to raise, to provide, to fetch, to acquire)
Perhaps we could ask him for a donation if we cannot find the money any other way.
However, we must find this 20 million by squeezing the margin dry.
Now, for example, we have to find funds for the problems in Galicia.
And I had to put my data away and go find a therapist.
Now we must find the means to do something about it.
to find [found|found] {vb} (also: to maintain, to fuel, to foster, to entertain)
Mountain regions are special, rather vulnerable places, and nothing better will ever be found to protect them than to encourage healthy agriculture.
to find [found|found] {vb} (also: to perceive, to penetrate, to master, to make of)
At the same time we should try to find ways to assist in the political process.
That is why it is so important, firstly, to find a solution to the name problem.
I therefore find the attitude of these non-EU countries difficult to understand.
Firstly, I find the whole anti-road sentiment of this report baffling in the extreme.
On the first thirty pages, I was not able to find a single site for the European Union.
to find [found|found] {vb} (also: to recognize, to perceive, to feel, to decide)
And so we have to face the fact that from next week, we must find somewhere new to eat.
Under the circumstances, I find the reasons for a new debate on Algeria difficult to explain.
I find it difficult to understand how he can index regional and social funds into this mathematical equation.
You must realise what that means, but in general, wherever there are a lot of things growing, you tend to find water.
Even as an ICANN director, having been elected a few weeks ago, I am having trouble finding out exactly what ICANN does.
to find [found|found] {vb} (also: to remark, to perceive, to observe, to notice)
You'll find out that people don't say what businesses think they would say.
You'll find that the most optimal ad position isn't always what you expect on certain pages.
And what you'll find is that a tremendous amount of work actually gets done when no one talks to each other.
Therefore, you will always find me working.
to find [found|found] {vb} (also: to furnish, to fit, to endow, to arm)
to find [found|found] {vb} (also: to meet, to greet, to face, to encounter)
With this Council presidency, you will find no reservations when it comes to seeking openness.
We must find the courage to face up to the future.
She came back to find her husband.
What should we do in the European Union to find an adequate response to the challenges posed by the global economy?
We must applaud such initiatives but, if the idea makes headway, we must not underestimate the distance to be covered, nor the obstacles to be found along the way.
to find [found|found] {vb} (also: to receive, to move, may, to make)
Then find a Iist of their new employees...... and run backgrounds through the grid.
I have consulted with the legal services to find out if Article 95 is the right basis.
Why has it taken so long to find out this serious state of affairs at Dounreay?
It cannot be accepted that 18 million Europeans are unable to find work.
Once again, the Union has shown that it can find solutions to enable Europe to progress.
to find [found|found] {vb} (also: to pitch, to maintain, to lay, to last)
We will find a way of holding this meeting which promises to be so interesting.
With this kind of complicated question I always try to find some kind of compromise solution.
So we need to find a sustainable way of keeping people active and healthy for as long as possible.
It is hard to find fault with the philosophy of also recovering external transport costs.
And if you try that, I think you'll find that you agree.
to find [found|found] {vb} (also: to meet, to hit, to get together, to get)
Go find McDuff, tell him I want to see him right away.
to find
When lawyers find it difficult even to meet with their client, it is doubtful that the procedural rules are being observed.
If they continue to have fears, I shall be very happy to meet them to try to find a solution to any issue they wish to raise.
Will it be possible to make real savings in administration, without more new concealed channels being found?
to find [found|found] {vb} (also: to find out, to catch)
to find out
to find [found|found] {vb} (also: to encounter, to come upon, to chance upon, to chance on)
Even now you can of course find content in what used to be called telecommunications that used to be found only on television.
So I think it is logical to find dealers in prison, but not someone who has committed no criminal offence and has simply smoked or used
to find [found|found] {vb} (also: to light on, to light upon, to identify, to espy)
We do not want to find ourselves in years to come with these same problems.
We may therefore find ourselves disagreeing with these suggestions in various respects.
I very much fear that, if they started looking, they too would find cases of BSE.
I have gone on to find more things and discover that dinosaurs really were very social.
And I was shocked to find out that my thinking was quite different.
to find [found|found] {vb} (also: to locate, to hit, to extract, to discover)
Mr Putin agreed that there was an urgent need to find a solution of this kind.
And try and try, we could not find DNA, but she did find evidence of proteins.
We need to find answers within our own society in order to meet these challenges.
All of them have indicated their commitment to helping us find a way forward.
This is the big issue, and I believe that we will find a good solution to it.
to find [found|found] {vb} (also: to identify, to hit, to come across)
We also know, however, that it is difficult to find a hotel for fifty visitors.
Together with the rapporteur, we shall find suitable ways to pursue that approach.
We now have to work to find practical and effective ways to resolve disputes.
If we are going to find a way forward, that continued cooperation must exist.
Now the second question: how has the EU helped Ukraine to find a peaceful solution?
to find [found|found] {vb} (also: to come across)
And if we cannot figure out a way to deal with that torque, we are going to find ourselves more and more and more quickly facing situations...
You have now said there are intensive controls, but - if I understood that correctly - foreign missions are unnecessary because we find bad
Its emergency measure may result in our only finding cod in one kind of European water soon, that is to say in formalin.
to find [found|found] {vb} (also: to receive, to pick up, to make, to have)
In our report on globalisation we consider what are the possible systems for finding more resources with a view to dealing with the development processes.
to find [found|found] {vb} (also: to hit, to come up with, to strike)
They will at long last have to find a way of dismantling them more easily and more cost-effectively.
Perhaps you could find something to say about that.
I find it very depressing that this 'fragile compromise ', as it was described, was the best anyone could come up with.
The poorest country in Europe, with its deficits, cannot have the most expensive cars just because certain people cannot find a different
(Laughter) It's like finding out your nanny is a dominatrix.
to find [found|found] {vb} (also: to manufacture, to make up, to invent, to fix)
I can find something far better to do on a Friday than sit there facing the Council.
From the outside, it looks like a normal little thing you'd find in a modern, Western hospital.
We'll find dirt, Eagle, even if we have to make it up.
children for what they will find on the net.
The most glaring example of this can be found on the Commission’ s Scadplus website.
to find [found|found] {vb} (also: to resolve, to decree, to decide, to conclude)
I think this can be established by each government in its own Member State, and that we can then find a joint solution to the problems.
I have not taken part in the vote because I find it absurd that we ourselves must decide on our salaries and other financial conditions.
Like her, I find it totally unacceptable that the Council should have to decide by unanimity on specific authorisation to a Member State to
Can you promise that the Commission will in any event make every effort to find those 200 million per year and that this will not be at the
However, I have not found any Rule that says that it is the House that can decide to derogate from a Rule in the Rules of Procedure.
to find [found|found] {vb} (also: to regard, to reckon, to rate, to put down)
I would find it most regrettable if it was to be put into practice at the end of the day.
The European Parliament cannot do other than find that intolerable.
We would find that very regrettable, because it benefits nobody.
Most Members will find this motion uncontentious.
I would wish, on behalf of my group, to underline his point that we cannot think the WTO is a good body when it finds in our favour and a bad body when it finds against us.
to find [found|found] {vb} (also: to defray)
to find [found|found] {vb} (also: to perceive, to observe, to look, to discern)
We certainly do not have to go as far as Afghanistan to find examples of this.
Of course I can go back and see whether we can find the necessary information.
You must all look inside yourselves... and that which you find there will save you!
And then we're going to look at the hot spots and see if we can find them ourselves.
If in practice we find it is no improvement, I can assure you we will revise them.
to find [found|found] {vb}
to find [found|found] {vb}
to find [found|found] {vb}
to find [found|found] {vb} (also: to land, to get, to win)
I need to find Felix.
So far, no one has been able to tell us what has happened to the video cassettes which record movement through the tunnel and which have yet to be found.
to find [found|found] {vb} (also: to observe, to notice, to state)
Once again, we find that the wishes of consumers are being ignored.
Yet we must find Russia prepared to engage in this dialogue.
First of all we find that the number of irregularities has declined considerably compared with 1994.
We find that the outcome is not altogether convincing.
Now, on the Lisbon strategy I cannot but find that the political and economic uncertainties remain.
to find [found|found] {vb}
to find [found|found] {vb}
to find [found|found] {vb}
Find the bookmark that you'd like to remove on the bookmarks bar or bookmark manager.
I'll find where you live and burn your house down, you piece of shit!
Look, you can stand there and threaten me or we could just get in the car and go and find Gordon.
Instead, visit the official websiteof the company in question, and find a different contact address.
Go find McDuff, tell him I want to see him right away.
to find [found|found] {vb}
In response to the Honourable Member's first question, I can only say that I do not at the moment have the exact figures to hand; we are finding them out and they will be communicated to you.
to find [found|found] {vb}
to find [found|found] {vb} (also: to keep, to regard)
to find [found|found] {vb} (also: to believe)
Until a final solution is found, the present temporary arrangements appear to be working satisfactorily.
The search term is then found if the word in the document can be generated through any combination of the three basic conditions.
The directive also finds the provision for the competent authority to carry out on-site inspections to monitor compliance with the directive to be disproportionate.
Where national systems of management and control are found inadequate, the flow of funds could be halted until remedial action has been taken.
As long as they are found to be compatible with Community law, every set of national measures has to be communicated to all the other Member States and published in the Official Journal.
to find [found|found] {vb} [law]
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