Examples of using Cramp in English and their translations into Swedish
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Political
Hand cramp.
Please, Lord, give her a cramp.
I got a cramp in the arm.
I have a cramp.
I got a cramp in my hallux.
People also translate
She had a cramp.
I got a cramp in my leg. Sorry.
I'm getting a cramp.
I got a cramp, it's gone now.
I'm getting a cramp.
Cramp over. And so is our shift.
It's just a cramp.
That cramp could be a heart attack.
We could get a cramp.
It's just a cramp. It's over.
You might get a cramp.
My sister's got a cramp, a really bad one.
But you're gonna cramp.
The cramp is an ongoing"isometric" activity C.f.
Oh, no. Foot cramp.
Gertrude Cramp. Don't you dare put on those airs with me.
It was like a cramp.
Mom, that cramp is a physical expression of your feelings.
No, I… I got a cramp.
Besides the leg, the cramp may also occur in the foot and thigh.
He's gonna get a cramp here?
The same reason can explain why it makes the toes of ordinary people cramp.
Sorry, you know… his hands cramp when he's nervous.
I have got a stomach ache- cramp.
A cramp is a sudden,