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down {substantiv}
nedgång · dun · fjun · ludd
down {adjektiv}
borta · nere · avgående · från stan · nedåtgående · fallande · ned · nedåt · nedåtriktad · sjunkande · ute · kontant · antecknad · nedskriven · noterad · uppskriven · back · minus · ner · utför · uppe · upp · ut · tillbaka · uppifrån · uppifrån räknat · lodrätt · bort
down {adverb}
ute · ut · tillbaka · bort · antecknad · nedskriven · noterad · uppskriven · back · minus · borta · kontant · ned · nedåt · ner · utför · nere · uppe · upp · uppifrån · uppifrån räknat · lodrätt
down {preposition}
i · längs med · utefter · borta i · nedåt · nedför · nedigenom · ner i · nere i · utför · ned · ner · nerför
to down {verb}
fälla · skjuta · slå ned · besegra · tömma · skjuta ned · lägga ifrån sig · svepa
Engelsk-svensk översättning av "down"
"down" svensk översättning
down {substantiv}
Chiquita, Dole and Del Monte, who produce in Latin American countries, have not seen their production levels go down since 1993.
We can debate whether or not this represents the build-up to a recession or if it is simply a slowing down of the economy, but the figures
down {adjektiv}
But when the big hand points down the door will be gone.
down
The surveillance cameras are down here.
Well, Mr. Macabe's right down there.
However, one server is down and it was down for a while yesterday morning as well.
It is Mayflower down here. ~~~ It is Washington here, building, building countries.
This could be because your server is down or is busy and responding slowly.
Make sure you guys chow down, have some water...... move out in five mikes.
She's down here with some goddamn process server trying to serve my client.
down {adj.} (även: declining)
For we as the world community, in the light of 11 September, can no longer afford to be dragged down in this continual downward spiral.
... attached to previous convictions handed down abroad.
However, I would still say, forget about closing down the Finance Inspectorate.
Whilst they were out skiing they had an accident: they fell down a deep ravine.
And she said, "People in Eastern dress, in drapes, walking up and down stairs.
They were voted down and the reasons will no doubt be put once again by Mrs Bonino.
The number of flights, which was originally three per day, has been cut down to two.
The current paragraph (or any selected paragraph) will be moved one paragraph down.
Here we come down with the eradication of smallpox, better education, health service.
Increment is the value to whose multiple the number is to be rounded down.
This option moves down the existing cells while inserting contents.
Rows is the number of cells by which the reference was corrected up (negative value) or down.
down {adj.}
This influences the low and declining turnout in European Parliament elections - down to 49 % at the last election.
I welcome also the statement by the Commissioner that governments will be able to use automatic stabilisers in the context of a slow-down
They know, and they've come after me, and I know, I'm gonna go down
Amendment No 8 will not work, as the definition of ‘ days absent from port’ must correspond with that laid down in other regulations.
Women cannot go to work, girls cannot go to school, women cannot walk freely down the street, and they are stoned, to name but a few
down harder on them.
down {adj.}
down {adj.}
But what about social dialogue and employment - down 4.7 %.
I came down to sign in about 8.30 p. m. only to find that the session was over.
I'm gonna swing this lamp up to you...... and you grab it, and I'll pull you down.
Hold down the Command key (Ctrl) while dragging the draw object to copy the object.
And if we now beat up and down ... we have the possibility to fly like a bird.
The salt content goes up or down depending on how the water flows through the Sound.
The directive lays down minimum conditions for the organisation of the working time of drivers and also takes into account all the...
I will show income per person on this axis instead, poor down here, rich up there.
That applies both to citizens down on the floor of the House and to those up in the gallery.
And you can't discuss universal access to HIV [medicine] for that quintile up here with the same strategy as down here.
So, if I could have the lights down up here.
We are also seeing more and more old and run-down aircraft taking to the skies.
I'm gonna swing this lamp up to you...... and you grab it, and I'll pull you down.
And if we now beat up and down ... we have the possibility to fly like a bird.
And she said, "People in Eastern dress, in drapes, walking up and down stairs.
They want nothing more than for this Union to break down into a free trade area.
I welcome the President-in-Office’ s speech, which boils down to three points.
Whilst they were out skiing they had an accident: they fell down a deep ravine.
When we realized what was happening... my team was dispatched to shut her down.
That, of course, led to the postponement of that meeting, but we have to face this down.
To smuggle it out, they had to melt it down and recast it as beer kegs.
It was a step down the ladder which is weakening democracy in that country.
The official act, by which the school was closed down, must be withdrawn.
Such a statement sends shivers down my spine and makes me think back 50 years or more.
Furthermore he stated he did not intend to stand down at a specific moment in time.
But I do not back down or retract one bit on the need for reform.
Parties should be organisations ruled from the bottom up, not from the top down.
We cannot run reconstruction from the top down as if it were a military campaign.
Next time, the negotiations must be bottom-up instead of top-down.
But no longer is the message going to be coming from just the top down.
Parties should be bottom-up and not top-down organisations.
down {adj.}
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We need only remember what a disaster the Polish corridor brought down upon us.
This decision takes Europe further down a wrong track of opposition to fundamental rights.
Then he gets us stuck way down in fourth place on the Iist to get offthis son of a bitch.
What is not possible in Maastricht is allowed in Bierzet, which is only 10 km down the road.
down {adverb}
down {preposition}
In fact, reference to this definition is also made further down in that report.
We are also seeing more and more old and run-down aircraft taking to the skies.
It was not easy, but we do now have the chance to get down to work straight away.
The Copenhagen Summit will go down in history as a summit of total incoherence.
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And it was originally a freight line that ran down 10th Ave.
I hope that we move down it as rapidly as we can.
Equally, the transportation of nuclear materials via the Irish Sea sends shivers down the spine of many people living in Ireland.
No doubt it will widen: an independent and barely accountable central bank publishing its minutes someway down the line seems to me to be...
It was the tears that were indistinguishable from the Gulf that were falling down my cheek.
And he says, "And did you take the shortcut down Inverleith Row to get here to the infirmary?"
That must've been one heck of a ride down those rapids, huh?
Galileo, by the way, did this very cleverly by running a ball backwards down the strings of his lute.
And as he was leaving, he saw a man -- a funny little man sitting sort of part way down the mountain.
My cholesterol went down, I lost weight, my wife stopped telling me that I looked pregnant.
What happens when you have your wok cut in half is the oil goes down into the fire and whoosh!
The economy is winding down - lack of fuel means energy blackouts.
And he sat them down for two hours, and he gave them, over the course of that two hours, ten bowls.
We went in and sat down at the booth, and the waitress came over, made a big commotion over Tipper.
They're now down to well under a dollar a piece, and they're going into all kinds of devices.
He does, though, have a little bit of light down in the south that has a very special status.
Still under foreign domination, and without sovereignty, India and China are down in the corner.
The following year this was down to 4.1 years and, at the end of 2001, the figure was 3.6 years.
I take it y' all don't have a lot of wine down in El Salvador.
Air support is committed to a rebel reinforcement column...... moving down the back side of these mountains.
Here's Our Lady of Guadalupe and Our Lady of Watsonville, just down the street, or is it up the street from here?
It always took forever to walk down the street.
I have been going down a shame spiral.
to down {verb}
to down [downed|downed] {vb} (även: to pronounce, to overthrow, to let go, to let fall)
In my country this is known as leading them down the garden path.
And I realized that the whole empire was likely to come crashing down unless I chipped in a chip.
We probably have it right on paper, but it is in terms of implementation where this may fall down.
They had learned that totalitarian regimes do not go on forever, but can in actual fact come tumbling down.
to fall down
to down [downed|downed] {vb} (även: to push, to flash, to fire, to edge)
to bring down
to gun down
to down
When applied to the countries of Eastern Europe, this boils down to postponing indefinitely their membership of the club.
to down [downed|downed] {vb} (även: to quash, to mow down, to lodge, to lay)
President Bush will certainly succeed in bringing down Saddam Hussein's regime by military force.
Europe needs to crack down on the trade in trafficking human beings.
He'd pull up in his police car, jump out...... chase me up a fence, beat me down, kick me --
Our priority has to be to protect the law-abiding supporter and clamp down on hooligans who spoil the game.
We need to face up to this problem now and get down to fighting this nationalist-communist regime.
to down [downed|downed] {vb} (även: to overthrow, to overpower, to master, to knock out)
to bear down
to down [downed|downed] {vb} (även: to exhaust, to evacuate, to empty, to draw)
Moreover, there are over 10 000 empty dwellings, which are not cared for and which are falling down.
At the same time, we should not punch above our weight, for then we will remain bogged down in fine words.
The stores down there are empty.
We must, therefore, ensure that the freedoms laid down in the Treaty such as the right of residence and free movement, do not remain empty
to down [downed|downed] {vb} (även: to gun down, to wing)
to gun down
to down [downed|downed] {vb}
to down [downed|downed] {vb} (även: to play, to lap, to knock back, to fold)
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Synonymer (engelska) till "down":
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