Summary
form {noun}
blankett · formulär · figur · gestalt · skolbänk · skepnad · gjutform · klass · årskurs · skolklass
to form {verb}
förvärva · göra upp · utforma · utbilda · fostra · forma · bilda · utgöra · konstituera · utveckla · ta form · bilda sig · bildas · formas · skaffa sig
form {noun}
mould · mold · die · shape · swage · tin · trim · turn · variety · conformation · fitness · formation
English-Swedish translation for "form"
"form" Swedish translation
form {noun}
Only an expert can deal with the jungle of the E111 form and so on.
Firstly, I wonder whether it is correct that a form can amend a ruling.
To give you an example, a farmer may fill out a form incorrectly.
If you have a complaint you can obtain a form from a Commission office - in my case from London.
The countries on the left have a form at the DMV that looks something like this.
If there is no database link the next/previous form is shown (see Current Page).
The countries on the right, the ones that give a lot, have a slightly different form.
These functions can only be called if a form is selected in the Navigator.
If you've waited longer than six weeks, please contact us via this form.
So we wrapped this around a blob-like form, which is in the shape of a teddy bear, which was hanging from the ceiling.
We do not know when and in what form the next disaster will strike.
That is not to say that we have to do it ourselves, but we can give encouragement so that some form of greater cooperation takes shape.
These relations must be put into a global context, with a new perspective on the contested objectives, based on the different form in which
It's a new configuration that has never formed before.
Ministers in the Council must also be brought to account, otherwise BSE will soon flourish again in another form!
form.
If peat cannot be classified directly as a renewable, non-fossil energy source, it must form its own class, especially as far as the issue...
to form {verb}
to form [formed|formed] {vb} (also: to earn, to attain, to acquire, to achieve)
to form [formed|formed] {vb} (also: to fix, to dispatch, to contract, to conclude)
In the same spirit, it is a question of getting Turkey to agree, contrary to any form of nationalism, to look its past in the face by...
to form [formed|formed] {vb} (also: to hammer out, to frame, to body, to style)
In order to give concrete form to this requirement of multilingualism, we need a debate as a matter of urgency.
In the Design mode you can define the form layout.
This is all the more reason, therefore, for creating a form of European prudential supervision that is more effective than our own systems.
Within the framework of fair and regulated competition in the European Union it is therefore necessary to form an appropriate legal basis.
The Tindemans report forms a good basis from which the Council and the Commission can formulate policy in this area.
to form [formed|formed] {vb} (also: to educate, to develop, to breed, to train)
As an ex-development minister I formed very strong views about expenditure on armaments as opposed to expenditure on educating people and improving their health.
to form [formed|formed] {vb} (also: to mother, to foster, to educate, to discipline)
to form [formed|formed] {vb} (also: to mould, to mold, to model, to fashion)
Tradition is essential to lay down the stability to raise families and form cohesive social groups.
But I'll submit this to you: If you put one piece in the middle of this jigsaw puzzle, suddenly it all starts to form a coherent picture.
And as a body of knowledge builds up, it will form one subsection, or one sub-subsection of an assessment like the IPCC, although we have
It is important that we monitor developments beyond our borders and try to form a global strategy covering the status of the elderly
Political leadership means forming, leading and shaping opinion.
to form [formed|formed] {vb} (also: to portray, to generate, to erect, to enter into)
This means that none of these parties will form a coalition with the extreme right.
It must be possible to form democratic parties without creating too high thresholds.
We would be isolated islands without bridges, and bridges help us form communities.
In order to form major European parties, a sound legal basis is required.
We should form an international commission, perhaps on the model of the Brundtland Commission.
to form [formed|formed] {vb} (also: to represent, to pose, to make up, to make)
In future, this will also form an inherent part of the European Constitution.
The social action programme should form the heart of Europe's social policy agenda.
This directive on the landfill of waste should most certainly form part of this.
After all, Romania will form part of the European Union's external border in the future.
The adoption of the Spectrum Decision in this form would constitute a major step forward.
to form [formed|formed] {vb} (also: to constitute)
to form [formed|formed] {vb} (also: to generate, to foster, to expand upon, to expand on)
So for instance, it was soap bubbles that helped us generate a building form that would work regardless of the final ground levels.
We should encourage this form of popular capitalism, and develop measures that encourage the participation of workers in the capital of
We should give concrete expression to our desire to develop knowledge and skills in the European Union in the form of a spectacular
I also believe that the greatest form of job security any individual can have is in the skill set they can develop, and that is where our
Instead of investing in nuclear technologies, the EU should do more to develop renewable forms of energy.
to form [formed|formed] {vb}
The essential political and economic institutions are now assuming concrete form.
Now, three corncobs, no other grain -- lots of mushrooms begin to form.
to form [formed|formed] {vb}
Then we could form an opinion.
I believe that some knowledge of past events, however summary, is important when forming an opinion on the present and on the outlook for the future.
to form [formed|formed] {vb}
What is real is separateness, and at some point in early babyhood, the idea of self starts to form.
And we hope to be able to test some of Einstein's theories of general relativity, some ideas in cosmology about how galaxies form.
According to a new, impartial scientific report, peat should be distinguished from fossil fuels, which take millions of years to form.
A new form of partnership is being forged on the ground and will be turned into a practicality by the launch of some 90 pacts, which will
Emissions are also formed from components of products containing solvents.
to form [formed|formed] {vb}
To get a star to form, you need a big ball of gas and dust to collapse.
And in these cavities, these micro-cavities form, and as they fuse soils, they absorb water.
We all know that as we form thoughts, they form deep channels in our minds and in our brains.
The Luxembourg Summit should conclude with specific choices that also form the legal basis for these programmes.
It is really a new Europe, a new Union, which is in the process of being formed.
to form [formed|formed] {vb} (also: to misappropriate, to gather, to take out, to win)
The European Union must create some form of supervisory system for supervising the inspectors.
form {noun}
The Council must set priorities, thus giving true shape to the Lisbon Strategy.
Therefore, a project for Europe is also taking shape around this research programme.
The eye is exquisitely sensitive to patterns in variations in color, shape and pattern.
(Laughter) If you look at the Triceratops, you can see it's changing, it's shape-shifting.
It retains its crescent shape and moves in the direction of the horns.
And this is when the project Solar Impulse really started to turn in my head.
conformation {noun} [techn.]
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "form":
Synonyms (Swedish) for "form":
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Usage examples
Usage examples for "form" in Swedish
Similar words
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