English-Swedish translation for "lap"

lap {noun} (also: knee, elbow)

lap {noun} (also: dash, splash)

lap {noun} (also: gurgle, gobble)

lap {noun} (also: phase, leg)

lap {noun}

lap {noun}

lap {noun}

lap {noun} (also: overlapping)

lap {noun}

lap {noun}

lap {noun} (also: ripple)

to lap [lapped|lapped] {vb} (also: to push off, to project, to jut, to extrude)

to lap [lapped|lapped] {vb} (also: to muffle up, to muffle, to bind up)

to lap [lapped|lapped] {vb} (also: to gurgle, to gobble, to cluck, to guggle)

to lap [lapped|lapped] {vb} (also: to fell, to cover)

to lap [lapped|lapped] {vb} (also: to dabble, to slop about, to slop around, to splash)

to lap [lapped|lapped] {vb} (also: to play, to knock back, to fold, to down)

to lap [lapped|lapped] {vb}

to lap [lapped|lapped] {vb}

to lap [lapped|lapped] {vb}

to lap [lapped|lapped] {vb}

to lap [lapped|lapped] {vb}

to lap [lapped|lapped] {vb} (also: to muffle up, to muffle)

to lap [lapped|lapped] {vb}

to lap [lapped|lapped] {vb}

to lap [lapped|lapped] {vb} (also: to ripple, to splash, to plash)

to lap [lapped|lapped] (water) {vb}

to lap [lapped|lapped] {vb} [sports]

     final lap

It was my whole self melting into Michaela's lap.

And interestingly, wearing a lap-only seatbelt, 16,:,7 percent die.

When you get a lap dance, were they cool with you grabbing their ass?

What could have been a major step forward, is now left in the lap of the Gods.

If they're wearing a lap-and-shoulder belt, in this raw data, 19.4 percent die.

Unfortunately, in many cases, this guard dog has often emerged as nothing but a lap dog.

My hand moves all on its own, sliding one of my guns to my lap and thumbing back the hammer.

And so, you can see that the lap-only seatbelts start to look worse once you do that.

The waves, of course, continued to lap at their feet and the King had proved his point.

While the 'Great Leader ' lives in the lap of luxury he is literally allowing his own people to die.

And actually, the theory tells you that the lap-only seatbelt's got to be worse than the lap-and-shoulder belt.

But indeed, in recent crashes the lap-and-shoulder seatbelts, actually, are doing even better than the car seats.

So the yellow bar represents car seats, the orange bar lap-and-shoulder, and the red bar lap-only seatbelts.

And what you find is that the car seats and the lap-and-shoulder belts, when it comes to saving lives, fatalities look exactly identical.

Do we have the strength and determination to complete the final lap, or shall we miss the entrance to the stadium because we have lost our bearings?

So the presidency had to steer a path between one set of mighty events and another without having any of that timetable fall into its own lap.

We are still afraid he will just do a few splendid laps of honour round the stadium for the gallery, and that we will have to make do with unproductive or inadequate results.

Why does a millionaire prince not live in the casinos of London, why does he not live in the Bahamas and not in the lap, for example, of beautiful women, but goes to live and die in a cave?

First, we must not leave things in the lap of the Gods, we must not take decisions at the eleventh hour, because we could bring the European Union to what may well be an explosive situation.