English-Swedish translation for "look"
"look" Swedish translation
look {noun}
Well, look at Michael Hawley, or look at Dean Kamen, or look at my grandmother.
Can I trust my habitual mind or do I need to learn to look beneath those things?
I look forward to the day when my own ancient nation can play a similar role.
It is my opinion that it is important to look at environmental issues as a whole.
A great way to start, I think, with my view of simplicity is to take a look at TED.
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But good thing I did, because I don't look good in orange.
After immigrants, we take on the gypsies, then citizens we do not like the look of.
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So they're looking at me really odd.
We are ready as quickly as possible to look into what we can do to remedy the consequences.
This is something one can look forward to with some optimism if one hears as many good intentions as we have heard today.
And I would call on the public and the institutions to take a close look at how intentions are converted into procedures and working
In short, people and companies look for the best place in which to realise their ideas, services and products, and there is, was and will
But we are largely looking at private hate and prejudice.
This report literally takes a refreshing look at the problem, and not before time.
First of all, however, and before looking back, I wish to take a look into the future.
A look back shows that many Member States have been poor at complying with the legislation.
And people would look at him with a blank look, and they would say, "What are you talking about?
You need only look at the map and see the distances they travel.
I would ask the Commission to have a serious look at this problem of gold-plating.
To answer that, you have to look a lot closer at the spinneret region of a spider.
A great way to start, I think, with my view of simplicity is to take a look at TED.
Our President, earlier on, said that we would look at the decoration of it.
People would look at these and say, "Man, this thing is so big and so hard to swallow.
to look {verb}
to look [looked|looked] {vb} (also: to operate, to act, to seem, to work)
If you come snooping around my office... it could make me look unstable and it could hurt me.
It makes it look as if Doha and Monterrey were both failures.
That sort of thing makes us look ridiculous.
These conditions may look very demanding but they, represent in fact, the mainstream of shared international policy in this area.
With regard to the various amendments that we have received, on Amendment No 1 I will be looking tomorrow for a split vote.
to look [looked|looked] {vb} (also: to page, to chase, to search, to try for)
Also, of course, we must look for a continuation of the human rights dialogue.
We must look for a structure within which we can work to longer deadlines.
We have to look for five leitmotifs for energy policy in the European Union.
I am sorry, you will have to look somewhere else for a conspiracy theory.
We must urgently look for solutions to this major public health problem.
to look [looked|looked] {vb} (also: to perceive, to observe, to find, to discern)
I look forward to hearing whether Mr Pinheiro is going to accept the amendment.
Look at our children and the technology they use and the jobs market they face.
The Commission should take additionality up again and look at it very seriously.
I look forward to hearing whether Mr Miller is going to see this as complementary.
Therefore we, as a Parliament, should look at each of these cases as it stands.
to look [looked|looked] {vb} (also: to resemble, to recall, to favour, to take after)
If too many high-level politicians are sued it may begin to look like a witch-hunt.
It is beginning to look like a monetary dictatorship.
Let us not forget Afghanistan, which today is beginning to look like a caricature, a caricature of the US imperium.
Moreover, the renewed missions are being placed in the hands of three pensioners of an age that makes Chinese statesmanship look like a
This is looking increasingly like a Punch and Judy show, I really do have to say.
to look [looked|looked] {vb} (also: to peep, to peek, to glance, to gaze)
Well, look at Michael Hawley, or look at Dean Kamen, or look at my grandmother.
We will, of course, take a closer look at the social dimension of globalisation.
Let us really look at what is happening in the European Union at the present time.
I therefore have to look at all Members and all their regions and their problems.
Let us think about that and look at how our European policies are operating today.
to look [looked|looked] {vb} (also: to lie, to sit, to stand, to screw)
I look forward to seeing dialogue and democracy as the basis for change in Spain and across our continent.
Any other course would definitely not be in the interests of the Commission, so we look forward to presenting it and discussing it.
And when we meet here again in five or ten years ' time all the obstacles that today look like abysses that we cannot cross will be behind
Looking at just those two simple items, success could still be within their grasp.
to look [looked|looked] {vb}
to look [looked|looked] {vb} (also: to front)
to look [looked|looked] {vb} (also: to prospect)
The Bureau's services will look for this list so that it is in fact available before the vote.
But we can always continue to look for solutions if that is what the European Parliament wants.
The Commission is forced to look further and further afield to find fish.
And so to look for him is to be looking for a means to do...
Look for that perfect gift in our fully-stocked shopping mall.
to look [looked|looked] {vb} (also: to seem, to strike)
That would look very strange to any lawyer, and I feel that it is regrettable that Parliament is not more accurate when it comes to legal...
to look [looked|looked] {vb} (also: to show)
This development must also be looked at when reviewing the way the forests of the Union are monitored.
to look [looked|looked] {vb}
would, to you, look like supermodels.
It is of course up to individuals whether or not they decide to travel, but the European Parliament is in danger of looking extremely ridiculous on the international stage.
to look [looked|looked] {vb} (also: to seem, to strike)
The figures do not look very significant, but they represent millions of tonnes of material which must be collected, recycled and new...
Legal bases, subsidies and technical assistance offices are qualitative improvements that may look small to some but they solve problems
The year 2008 looks far ahead in the future, but we must act now if we are to have any chance of achieving our objective.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "look":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "look" in Swedish
Similar words
longboat · longed-for · longest · longevity · longing · longitude · longshoreman · longstanding · longtime · loo · look · look-alike · lookalike · looked · lookout · loom · looming · looney · loop · loophole · loose
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