Examples of using Has to put in English and their translations into Swedish
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Political
She has to put on something sexy.
Barbie in the kitchen Barbie has bought new furniture for the kitchen, but she has to put in order.
Somebody has to put their foot down.
whether the new Commission has to put its stamp upon it and demand political projects?
One has to put the two together.
People also translate
Ignore the instructions, that's what the government has to put in there to confuse you, I'm sure.
Someone has to put this peg in for me.
let us remember that for Tanpinar“one has to put on the society like a piece of cloth.
DeKlerkk has to put him under surveillance.
it is an argument that one has to put to the governments of Members States
Somebody has to put an end to this shit.
Futures are highly leveraged investments. To‘own' a futures contract an investor only has to put up a small fraction of the value of the contract(sometimes as little as 2-3%) as‘margin'.
He has to put on a costume to become Spider-Man.
But Aunty Fabi has to put you down,- Okay.
He has to put on a costume to become Spider-Man.
Okay, okay, fine, fine, you go in there and tell him he has to put his life on the line because he was a pawn in someone else's game.
Jimmy has to put one of his game pieces into the pot in the middle.
A tactic that just has to put grills in the head of the opponent.
The crew has to put them all together, but none of them have ever done it on this scale before.
To'own' a futures contract an investor only has to put up a small fraction of the value of the contract(sometimes as little as 2-3%) as'margin.
Parliament has to put forward a proposal, the Commission will deliver its opinion and the Council must reach a unanimous decision.
The D.F. suddenly has to put on a big show,
The author has to put in an enormous amount of work to make people in the game behave realistically
One of us has to put food on my Barbie-themed TV trays.
The form has to put on clothing appropriate for that new context.
Our brain has to put the two images together before we can see one three-dimensional image.
By 2023, the corporation"Mig" has to put in the Russian space forces,
Road safety policy has to put citizens at the heart of its action:
Mr President, at this time when the Commission has to put the finishing touches to its reform of the COM in wine, the debate being held in Parliament today is closely related to the competitiveness of European viticulture compared to that of third countries.
Thirdly, because it shows how much internal effort the European Commission still has to put in to devising and perfecting an early warning system