Summary
to know {verb}
kunna · uppleva · känna · identifiera · känna igen · kunna skilja från · vara bekant med · ha lärt sig · vara kunnig i · vara med om · ha kunskap i · ha reda på · känna till · veta · veta av · känner
English-Swedish translation for "to know"
"to know" Swedish translation
to know {verb}
to know [knew|known] {vb}
Yet, in order to know what the quality of the air is, we first have to measure it.
Could you let us know exactly how Question Time is going to be organised now?
So in the process, I start thinking, well what else might they know about me?
I would like to know what happened in Helsinki, if he is able to give me an answer.
We know all too well since 11 September what the implications of that could be.
to know [knew|known] {vb} (also: to meet with, to meet, to live through, to learn)
But you will experience a freedom other women will never know.
I do not want the future to herald more wars but we know that there will be many more conflicts.
We know about the circuses, the arenas, the theaters.
I for one, on many of my journeys, have experienced incredible sympathy and generosity, which seem to know no bounds.
Furthermore, it is known that many consumers who turn to organic products in their search for traditional tastes are often disappointed.
to know [knew|known] {vb} (also: to have got, to have, to feel, to sense)
He must know of the suspicions in this regard and precisely where they originate.
I do not know how I am expected to know the difference between 0.5 HPA and 500 HPA.
Our peoples need to know that the European Union is relevant to their lives.
That is when you think you know the source of that article and that information.
It is interesting to know that in future we hope it is going to be avoided.
to know [knew|known] {vb} (also: to recognize, to place, to identify)
We need to know where the dangers are and clearly identify and make known the benefits.
I can totally relate to Gilda, you know, cloistered and love-starved in the nunnery.
You know, even I have had work or ideas come through me from a source that I honestly cannot identify.
I know some progress has been made in identifying the virus, but what progress has been made in identifying a vaccine for us?
—Are the organisations carrying out these acts of piracy known and can they be identified?
to know [knew|known] {vb} (also: to recognize, to tell)
This is a beautiful prelude by Chopin. ~~~ Some of you will know it.
And I will know that man as soon as I s ee him.
We know that chimpanzees and some other creatures can recognize themselves in mirrors -- "self" as opposed to "other."
We know that ‘ every good tree bringeth forth good fruit ’ or, in other words, ‘ that by their fruits ye shall know them’.
By the end, the praise is sparing: by the fruits of your labours shall ye be known.
to know [knew|known] {vb}
to know [knew|known] {vb}
to know [knew|known] {vb}
to know [knew|known] {vb} (also: to understand)
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to know [knew|known] {vb}
Government-approved, American Cancer Society, but patients know what patients want to know.
to know [knew|known] {vb}
He must know of the suspicions in this regard and precisely where they originate.
I do not know how I am expected to know the difference between 0.5 HPA and 500 HPA.
That is when you think you know the source of that article and that information.
It is interesting to know that in future we hope it is going to be avoided.
It is therefore essential to know about the possible effects on the European economy.
to know [knew|known] {vb} (also: to tell, to ken)
We need urgently to know what steps the Commission is taking against the French.
We do not, as the honourable Member will know, accept the US position on the ICC.
Consumers in the European Union must know of the existence of the food authority.
As I am sure you know, without refutability there can be no scientific standpoint.
I really would like to know what the Commission intends to do in this respect.
to know [knew|known] {vb}
I should like to know from the President of the Commission whether I am mistaken.
I would like to know from the Commission whether these guarantees will be given.
They need to know: Out of all the things I could do, what is the best way to achieve my goals?
We know from the Court of Auditors, unlike Mrs Stauner, that we cannot get the money back.
I should be glad to know if the Council shares this view.
to know [knew|known] {vb}
We all know what these substances cause, for example skin cancer and eye damage.
Although we are not experts, we know about air travel and have experience of it.
I know myself saved in Christ, who said: ' I am the Way, the Truth and the Life '.
I know that you will be aware of these floods; they hit the whole of the Midlands.
Those who know me know that I am not a blind advocate of genetic engineering.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "know":
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Usage examples
Usage examples for "to know" in Swedish
Forum results
"to know" translation - forum results
Similar words
knock-up · knockabout · knockdown · knocker · knockers · knocking-shop · knockout · knoll · knot · knotty · know · know-how · knowhow · knowledge · knowledge-based · knowledge-driven · knowledgeable · known · knuckle · koala · koffert
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