Summary
perfect {adjective}
fulländad · utmärkt · full · fullständig · fullkomlig · komplett · felfri · underbar · perfekt · helt utan defekt · bra på alla sätt
to perfect {verb}
förfina · fullborda · göra perfekt · finslipa
English-Swedish translation for "perfect"
"perfect" Swedish translation
perfect {noun}
No system is a hundred per cent perfect, so do not think you can bring that about.
The Commission proposal, like everything else in this world, is not perfect.
When they came in 100 flavors, damn it, one of them should've been perfect.
We found out, as one of my colleagues put it, that the process was perfect.
No country has a perfect record when it comes to enforcing environmental legislation.
perfect {adjective}
In the European Union the route of regulation through legislation has proven far from perfect.
To me, being perfect... is not about that scoreboard out there.
There is no perfect mustard or imperfect mustard.
Bein' perfect... is about being able to look your friends in the eye... and know that you didn't let them down.
Speed restriction was seen as a temporary and unwanted hitch in technology waiting to be perfected.
A perfect example of this is the symbolic banana dossier.
Mrs Kauppi gave a perfect explanation of the proposals in her speech and I fully share her sentiments.
Water management is a perfect example of this.
letter-perfect
In his speech Mr Colom outlined a Committee on Budgets position absolutely perfectly.
The USA obviously has a perfect right to take precautionary measures for health protection from BSE risks.
school graduation if you have perfect attendance.
I can assure you that the Commission understands this position perfectly.
Under the Rules of Procedure Mr Cohn-Bendit is perfectly entitled to make that request.
I perfectly understand the Commission's objective in proposing the removal of this clause.
perfect {adj.} (also: profound, plenary, outright, full-length)
I also think it is important to establish that each Member State has a perfect right to examine each asylum application itself.
We will be voting for the joint resolution, even though it is not perfect and does not provide an adequate response to the problem facing
As a member of the Committee on Budgetary Control, I was perfectly entitled to see those reports without being subjected to a ridiculous Stalinist rigmarole.
Naturally you will be perfectly free to ask him questions in the speeches you make following this statement, just as Mr Prodi will be perfectly free to answer you.
But we must remain perfectly clear that we are not only fighting for the autonomy of the Albanian people, but we are fighting at the moment for the right of the Albanian people to survive.
perfect {adj.} (also: rank, downright, complete, total)
Whilst not perfect, this regulation does address a very important issue.
I would like to close by saying to you that this Statute, although not perfect, is a step forward, a step towards true European democracy.
If our will and our ambition are perfect, the implementation of the new Treaty, which may be imperfect in theory, will probably be
I realise that my report is far from perfect and that numerous other changes could have been included; however, I fear that Parliament
The framework now available to us, established with the World Trade Organisation in 1995, must be developed further in this direction and its instruments must be perfected.
The only thing missing was little angels floating by chirping and it would be perfect.
I emphasise this because the application of the precautionary principle demands more than perfectly crafted legislation.
... was a perfect morning.
perfect {adj.}
perfect {adj.}
to perfect {verb}
to perfect [perfected|perfected] {vb} (also: to culture, to cultivate, to civilize, to civilise)
Experience shows that in the past we succeeded in perfecting and improving the operation of our institutions by means of institutional agreements or internal reforms.
to perfect [perfected|perfected] {vb} (also: to finish, to complete, to consummate)
... took hundreds of millions of years to perfect.
to perfect [perfected|perfected] {vb}
to perfect [perfected|perfected] {vb} (also: to hone)
Despite the frequent positive experiences, however, I feel it is necessary to consider how we might improve or perfect the clause.
The Convention, which should be perfecting these structures, is giving packaging priority over content.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "perfect":
© Princeton Universityhone · perfective · perfective tense · perfect tense
Usage examples
Usage examples for "perfect" in Swedish
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"perfect" translation - forum results
Similar words
perceptually · perch · percipient · percolation · percolator · percussion · perdition · peregrine · peremptory · perennial · perfect · perfection · perfectionist · perfectly · perfidious · perfidy · perforation · performance · performances · performed · performer
Even more translations in the Polish-English dictionary by bab.la.