English-Swedish translation for "to harden"

to harden [hardened|hardened] {vb} (also: to chill, to temper)

to harden [hardened|hardened] {vb} (also: to settle)

to harden [hardened|hardened] {vb}

hotbed {noun}

hearth {noun}

core {noun}

Pharaoh 's heart was hardened. '

It's hardened, electro-plated steel.

Does a Pharaoh harden his heart against his son?

In my opinion, we should have hardened our tone.

First of all, Saddam Hussein is already a hardened war criminal.

It is not the harshness or hardening of the report.

I would not let his people go because your serpent's tongue hardened my heart.

At each stage the language has been hardened and the operational proposals reinforced.

Glaciers are being melted at a faster rate than steel rails are hardening in the mould.

Physical and emotional violence, day in and day out, hardens many to all normal feeling.

In general, the Arab countries are becoming ever more demoralised and positions are hardening.

' And God smote the land with all manner of plagues, ' but still Pharaoh 's heart was hardened. '

Only hardened supporters of Mrs Thatcher talk in this way about decentralisation of Union policy.

I felt like a Commander of a submarine in the Northsea-Fleet, whose battle-hardened steel skin had sprung a leak.

We need to resolve the blockage that we have and the hardening of positions that seem to be adopted on both sides.

Secondly, the Member States have hardened in their resolve finally to give shape to a Common Foreign and Security policy.

It was the regulations of the Stability Pact that in 1997 hardened these rules by doing away with the Council’ s margin for manoeuvre.

Allow me also to express extreme concern over the current trend where several countries of the Union are hardening their migration policies.

It is obvious that Beijing's attitude has hardened significantly compared to the eighties when six Tibetan delegations from exile were accepted.

For those of us on the ground in those early days, it was clear for even the most disaster-hardened veterans that Haiti was something different.