Examples of using Managed to slip in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Political
Don't even ask how I managed to slip out.
I managed to slip the phone that the kidnappers.
Yet somehow, Rachel managed to slip past them.
He managed to slip past our scouts and lay a trap in the woods.
So annoying how you managed to slip away from me.
I managed to slip the phone that the kidnappers gave me inside the backpack.
Yet somehow, Rachel managed to slip past them.
the loophole through which this great mistake, which has caused so much harm, managed to slip.
Captain, I have managed to slip beneath their artillery fire.
A proletarian revolution, but now"we" abandon this terminology so as not to"frighten the marginal voter" who nonetheless managed to slip through our fingers on the 12th and 19th of March 1978.
Because I managed to slip one in the pocket of a perp.
And lay a trap in the woods. He managed to slip past our scouts.
How Napoleon managed to slip away, written volume,
The next morning, they managed to slip past their guards.
Unnoticed, Abdullah managed to slip away and made his way to the camp of the Prophet salla Allahu alihi wa sallam.
I thought she would somehow managed to slip it back into my pocket.
So annoying how you managed to slip away from me, all those times.
But, of course, we have managed to slip evolution's leash now, haven't we?
Inside the backpack. Well, I managed to slip the phone that the kidnappers gave me.
If the program still managed to slip past you, eliminate Browser Guardian.
I had to divide the men into smaller groups. Some of them managed to slip through the Army lines; others were surrendered by Monsignor Pérez Serantes.
In a report in the Toronto Star, for example, it says that unless someone had managed to slip into a hospital to see a SARS patient in quarantine it was totally idiotic to claim that anyone had caught an infectious disease in Canada?
Creed manages to slip away.