English-Swedish translation for "to provoke"
"to provoke" Swedish translation
to provoke {verb}
to provoke [provoked|provoked] {vb} (also: to get, to gall, to displease, to aggravate)
The past is full of life, eager to irritate us, provoke and insult us, tempt us to destroy or repaint it.
to provoke [provoked|provoked] {vb} (also: to prod, to instigate, to incite, to goad)
to provoke [provoked|provoked] {vb} (also: to raise, to produce, to knock up, to kindle)
What this report reveals of the conditions of what must be called pure and simple pillaging can only provoke disgust.
If the European Union behaves in this way with its smaller Member States, that will increasingly provoke antagonism and opposition.
This sort of political stand, which directly serves the interests of big business, will provoke even greater grass-roots reaction.
And the only purpose that these legs can serve, outside the context of the film, is to provoke the senses and ignite the imagination.
to provoke [provoked|provoked] {vb} (also: to chagrin, to nettle, to irritate, to goad)
to provoke [provoked|provoked] {vb} (also: to ram, to push, to pursue, to prompt)
We were told that during the debate that the intention is to provoke a conciliation and obtain a compromise position between the Commission...
to provoke [provoked|provoked] {vb} (also: to raise, to prompt, to produce, to invoke)
The basic aim of the Green Paper is to provoke a wider dialogue on the future of the sector in Europe.
This could, in fact, provoke a reaction.
It would provoke very hostile reactions towards the West from the Arab world and would risk stirring up the occupied territories.
Naturally, this event will provoke further reactions and tensions on both sides, leading to what might be described as a ‘ never
A sudden cut-off of European funding would risk provoking a major shock in our economy and in the process undermine recent gains.
to provoke [provoked|provoked] {vb} (also: to prompt, to move, to induce, to impel)
to provoke [provoked|provoked] {vb} (also: to raise, to produce, to cause, to work)
to provoke [provoked|provoked] {vb} (also: to plot, to instigate, to incite)
to provoke [provoked|provoked] {vb} (also: to pick)
By saying these words on German soil, he is consciously seeking to provoke the European democrats!
The report talks about the need not to fuel religious fundamentalism or provoke any unnecessary anti-Western reactions.
It has been very easy for the KLA to provoke the Serbian forces into inappropriate responses in order to win international sympathy.
Do not provoke me.
Such nominations would risk provoking even deeper crises.
to provoke [provoked|provoked] {vb} (also: to release, to produce, to trigger, to trip)
That is nothing but a licence for all fanatics and will most probably provoke a new wave of terrorism against minorities.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "provoke":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to provoke" in Swedish
Similar words
provinces · provincial · provision · provisional · provisions · proviso · provocateur · provocation · provocative · provocatively · provoke · prow · prowess · prowl · proxemics · proximity · proxy · prudence · prudent · prudential · prudish
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