Summary
project {noun}
företag · försöksverksamhet · projekt · projektarbete · fördjupningsarbete
to project {verb}
framhäva · rikta · beräkna · planera · skjuta ut · kasta ut · kasta · slunga ut · sticka fram · låta framträda · framhävas · projektera · ha planer på · projiceras · projicera
English-Swedish translation for "project"
"project" Swedish translation
project {noun}
Madam President, I will be brief, even though the project is worth discussing further.
What is the Council's view of the involvement of European governments and companies in this project?
It obviously augurs well that Israel is prepared to accept the participation of Palestinian Arabs in this project.
And I mean enterprise in every sense of the word – not just as a business, but as a project and a voyage of discovery.
There are also new projects involving a number of American companies.
project {noun} (also: experiment, pilot scheme)
The EUR 5m level gives us enough room to proceed quickly with some small projects, for instance preparatory actions or pilot operations.
That shows what priority the European Union gives to such an important project.
Our project is based, or should be based, fundamentally on a community of values.
He has been in custody since 3 June simply because he criticized this project.
Is it certain that ECPAT can continue their project next year, i. e. in 2001?
Personally I am of the opinion that the EU should not participate in this project.
project {noun}
project (academic work; Sweden-specific) {noun} (also: thesis)
to project {verb}
to project [projected|projected] {vb} (also: to relieve, to pick out, to highlight, to accentuate)
So our facial appearance is vital to us as we're trying to project ourselves to the world.
This is yet another signal, another project which Europe is able to achieve and of which we can be proud.
We should project these standards in our international agreements because there are some worrying developments.
to project [projected|projected] {vb} (also: to play, to fix, to direct, to deliver)
So I should now like to appeal to the House and the Commission: somebody has to put the case for this European project.
I think that the Voluntary Service should be targeted on long-term projects so that the experience is sufficiently impressive and lasting.
Commitment on the part of small and medium-sized enterprises to projects, and targeting structural actions at the most disadvantaged regions are important areas of emphasis.
to project [projected|projected] {vb} (also: to reckon, to measure, to estimate, to design)
to project [projected|projected] {vb} (also: to purpose, to plot, to plan, to map out)
I think we should very rapidly envisage a federal Union of a few states and continue to work on this great project.
I strenuously urge all my fellow Members to set aside the appropriations needed for us to be able to take action and to be able to consider the projects.
In short, the contribution of EUR 75 million by the partnership countries and the EU has meant we have been able to start or we have planned environmental projects worth EUR 2 billion.
to project [projected|projected] {vb} (also: to push off, to lap, to jut, to extrude)
to project [projected|projected] {vb} (also: to out, to eject, to ditch, to chuck out)
to project [projected|projected] {vb} (also: to plunge, to pitch, to pelt, to jerk)
to project
to project [projected|projected] {vb} (also: to eject)
to project [projected|projected] {vb} (also: to obtrude)
to project [projected|projected] {vb}
to project [projected|projected] {vb}
The EBRD's micro-financing projects deserve particular mention in this context.
Moreover, we must emphasize that, as stated by the rapporteur, there is still an imbalance between transport infrastructure projects and environmental projects.
to project [projected|projected] {vb}
He blamed us for his condition, so he would toy with our minds, projecting visions and scenarios into our brains.
to project [projected|projected] {vb}
to project [projected|projected] {vb}
In this report, we see similar ideas being projected at international level.
The European Union’ s Constitutional Treaty projected ambitions which the Union has not been able to realise to date.
to project [projected|projected] {vb} [psych.]
We should project these explicitly positive experiences of recent years and decades into the future.
Well, I'm going to project into 2050.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "project":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "project" in Swedish
Similar words
progression · progressive · progressively · prohibited · Prohibition · prohibitionism · prohibitionist · prohibitive · prohibitively · prohibitory · project · project-orientated · projectile · projection · projector · projects · proletarian · proletariat · proliferation · proliferator · prolific
Even more translations in the Swedish-English dictionary by bab.la.