Resumen
fast {adjetivo}
utsvävande · stark · fastsittande · snabb · vidlyftig · hållbar · snabbgående · nöjeslysten
fast {adverbio}
tätt · fast · hårt · stadigt · fort
fast {adjetivo}
retentive · permanent · gritty · grim · fixed · firm · erect · decisive · crisp · constant · consistent · concrete · compact · close · settled · solid · standing · stiff · sturdy · tight · hooked · unwavering
fast {adverbio}
firmly · fast · tenaciously · tight · when
fast {conjunción}
although · though
Traducción Inglés-Sueco para "fast"
"fast" en sueco
fast {sustantivo}
to fast
We need hard and fast rules.
This is a very fast-growing development in the UK and Ireland, where in particular new participants in schemes are not given a defined
However, I am holding fast to Mr Prodi's commitment in this respect and I also hope that he understands that a great deal of effort will be
One of the hunger strikers, after 44 days of fasting, has today been transferred to the Hôtel de Dieu Hospital in Paris in extremely poor health after losing 24 kilos.
fast {adjetivo}
fast {adj.} (también: riotous, licentious, abandoned, dissipated)
There is a strong sense that we are all being driven too fast by narrow commercial interests, mainly concentrated in the United States.
Countries in Asia which have seen very fast growth and which were very important to Europe and America succumbed all of a sudden to Asian
Many people feel that a lot of things are going too fast, and we must regard the regaining of their trust as a common endeavour.
fast {adj.} (también: adherent)
The whole issue of fast-track marketing is extremely concerning for the Greens.
I therefore hope for your understanding of our desire for a fast procedure.
We are now fast approaching this level which I find very satisfactory.
But the Tasmanian devil population has been undergoing a really extremely fast decline.
We are seeing developments, but they are not fast enough or adequately coordinated.
..., and as a concept it is developing fast.
It is quite obvious that it should be geared directly to the fastest possible transition to sustainability.
fast {adj.}
The Danish Social Democrats would also like to see the transport of goods and passengers switched from catamaran ferries and other fast...
fast {adj.} (también: pleasure-seeking)
fast {adverbio}
Even setting aside this event, reports from China are, nevertheless, pouring in thick and fast.
The U. S. Congress, however, has not yet approved the 'fast track ' proposal.
Their courage and foresight consisted of holding fast to the goal of a United States of Europe.
Finally, there has been a lot of talk recently of a fast-track procedure.
This particularly applies to fast-track codecision procedures.
Here, too, Parliament must hold fast to its right of callback.
Mr President, it is rare for Parliament to urge the Commission not to go too fast.
He has worked very hard on it and moved it quite fast, in parliamentary terms.
We are working hard to do it but we are not making fast enough or satisfactory enough progress.
There is a strong sense that we are all being driven too fast by narrow commercial interests, mainly concentrated in the United States.
Because they're moving real fast, relativity says the internal motions go very slow.
We're Iiving in a world that's blowing itself to hell as fast as everybody can arrange it.
The committee supports the proposal in principle but thinks that we are moving too fast.
What, though, does ‘ too fast’ mean to people who were oppressed for nearly half a century?
I want to give you one example that shows how fast this evolution is happening.
to fast {verbo}
to fast [fasted|fasted] {vb}
fast
We need hard and fast rules.
This is a very fast-growing development in the UK and Ireland, where in particular new participants in schemes are not given a defined
However, I am holding fast to Mr Prodi's commitment in this respect and I also hope that he understands that a great deal of effort will be
One of the hunger strikers, after 44 days of fasting, has today been transferred to the Hôtel de Dieu Hospital in Paris in extremely poor health after losing 24 kilos.
fast {adjetivo}
The committee now wishes to create a permanent and more standardised procedure.
Third, there are several references in the resolution to permanent employment.
The personnel used must be permanent, specialized, and continually trained.
Successful placement on a temporary basis increases the chances of permanent employment.
Many women have been able to obtain a permanent job through this work.
Though quality has a price, a fixed price does not in itself guarantee quality.
The condition compares a fixed value with the content of a variable or database field.
Despite the fact that the economic reality is changing, policy has to remain fixed.
The fundamental difference is that it is based on a fixed annual payment.
A fixed page break is inserted, and the cursor is now at the beginning of the new page.
It is my firm belief that Bulgaria and Romania should become members of the EU.
Mr President, let us therefore have a firm desire to put this potential to good use.
Parliament should stand firm on its demand for a review of the financial perspective.
In the context of its powers, the Commission stands firm in the fight against homophobia.
It is my firm opinion that innovation is also the basis of employment.
We need to remain constant in our support for Turkey's strategic objective of accession to the European Union.
consistent {adj.}
However, Lyondell Basell has so far stood firm in its unilateral intention to close the Terni plant.
Let me state clearly that Danish reservations concerning EMU remain 100 % solid.
The Commission's estimates are based on pure suppositions, with no solid foundation.
Fifthly, we must tackle the problem of the treatment of residues and solid waste.
We also wish to have a solid basis for cooperation with the NGOs.
It will provide the Union with a solid foundation for its future growth and its future development.
unwavering {adj.}
fast {adverbio}
For the first time, information policy is not firmly anchored in the guidelines.
I firmly believe, however, that aviation safety has to be put into perspective.
Lord Bethell is, and remains, firmly a member of the British Conservative Group.
We firmly believe that the Constitution allows the Union to make significant improvements.
I am firmly convinced that kicking the habit is the best way of achieving a healthier life.
The U. S. Congress, however, has not yet approved the 'fast track ' proposal.
Their courage and foresight consisted of holding fast to the goal of a United States of Europe.
Finally, there has been a lot of talk recently of a fast-track procedure.
This particularly applies to fast-track codecision procedures.
Here, too, Parliament must hold fast to its right of callback.
tenaciously {adv.}
We will continue with a policy like a push-bike when what we need is a Ducati.
So when those two are together, the molecule is neutral and nothing gets stuck down.
The psychological immune system works best when we are totally stuck, when we are trapped.
A " fixed " field function defines the date and time according to when the field was inserted.
I have come unstuck on this point before, when I made proposals for protection against asbestos.
fast {conjunción}
The threat of fundamentalism remains, although the AKP has adopted a reformist policy.
I should like to try to answer all five, although perhaps in a slightly different order.
Although this Regulation was adopted some years ago, it is not always implemented.
This document still includes the term data protection, although it no longer relates to data protection.
This heavy pressure will probably continue in 1999, although perhaps not at such high levels as in 1998.
Though quality has a price, a fixed price does not in itself guarantee quality.
Looking at him, though, perhaps he is not quite as pointed as a spearhead.
Yeah, I feel bad for saying that you sucked, even though you kind of did.
Got no respect for me even though I am...... a professional man.
Same child mortality as Bangladesh had, 1990, though they had lower income. ~~~ They started very well.
Sinónimos
Sinónimos (Inglés) para "fast":
© Princeton Universitytight · firm · immobile · flying · quick · debauched · degenerate · degraded · dissipated · dissolute · libertine · profligate · riotous · fasting
Sinónimos (Sueco) para "fast":
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