Summary
jam {noun}
stopp · stockning · tur · kläm · trängsel · press · störning · knipa · låsning · störning i radio · marmelad · sylt · flax
to jam {verb}
stoppa · blockera · fastna · störa · fylla · pressa · sätta ur funktion · klämma · låsa sig · råka i kläm · blockeras
English-Swedish translation for "jam"
"jam" Swedish translation
jam {noun}
Where are the log jams?
If you get into a jam, you can call me.
jam {noun}
If jam or cola were as harmful as tobacco, they would certainly be banned.
Since I do not think it is necessary to have a uniform EU definition of jam and marmalade, I do not feel that I should vote for the Lannoye
The Commission proposal which inspired Mr Lannoye's report is concerned with five products, namely sugar, honey, fruit juices, milk and jam.
It is the most readily available product in the European Union, but we know more about the contents of a pot of jam and the ingredients of
5. fruit jams, jellies and marmalades and chestnut purée intended for human consumption
No, the usual image of the Wl calendar is of plums and jam and country views.
I can't knit or make plum jam, but I can bake a bloody victoria sponge.
As you know, pensioners, like children, love eating jam.
Not quite the jam and " Jerusalem " the ladies are usually known for.
5. fruit jams, jellies and marmalades and chestnut purée intended for human consumption
to jam {verb}
to jam [jammed|jammed] {vb} (also: to pull up, to pad, to lay to, to keep back)
We need you to take a pebble inside there... and jam the gears.
to jam [jammed|jammed] {vb} (also: to obstruct, to congest, to block, to blockade)
to jam [jammed|jammed] {vb} (also: to lodge, to lock, to foul, to fix)
to jam [jammed|jammed] {vb} (also: to rattle, to molest, to intrude, to interrupt)
to jam [jammed|jammed] {vb} (also: to prime, to people, to pack, to load)
to jam [jammed|jammed] {vb} (also: to ram, to push, to punish, to press)
to jam [jammed|jammed] {vb} (also: to hamstring)
to jam [jammed|jammed] {vb} (also: to press, to pinch, to nip, to shut)
to jam [jammed|jammed] {vb} (also: to lock, to latch)
to jam [jammed|jammed] {vb}
to jam [jammed|jammed] {vb}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "jam":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "jam" in Swedish
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