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stick {sustantivo}
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to stick {verbo}
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stick {sustantivo}
prick · job · engraving · bite · trick · twinge
Traducción Inglés-Sueco para "stick"
"stick" en sueco
stick {sustantivo}
Until now we have used more stick than carrot.
But as I was traveling here, you'll be very happy to know, I did use my white symbol stick cane, because it's really good to skip queues in
I would recommend that any long-term solution is more likely to follow from carrots and not sticks.
There is a general reluctance to stick one’ s neck out for anyone these days.
to stick up
to stick
I would therefore urge the leadership of this group not to stick its head in the sand, but to investigate the matter closely.
She cuts the umbilical cord with a stick, and ties it with her own hair.
I'd give each one of 'em a stick and - one for each one of 'em - then I'd say " you break that. "
Yeah, but with my little stick, and my highly evolved brain...
Laennec, it is said, was walking in the streets of Paris and saw two children playing with a stick.
stick insect
In bullfighting, the iron spike could easily be replaced by an electronic stick which, when it came into contact with the animal, could...
stick {sustantivo}
stick {sustantivo} [mil.]
to stick {verbo}
to stick [stuck|stuck] {vb} (también: to countenance, to carry, to brook, to bear)
I can, then, only encourage the Council and the Commission to stick to their policy of talking to both sides in reasonable terms.
I propose that we stick to the Rules of Procedure and call speakers to speak for or against, rather than having the House repeat what has
It really is disconcerting that yet again, one year after we last met here to discuss the COM, we are sticking to our guns and saying the same things.
Can I ask those in the PPE-DE who are intending to speak on this how they would feel if they were shackled to a wheelchair or to sticks or to having to have a guide dog?
to stick [stuck|stuck] {vb} (también: to pull up, to pad, to lay to, to keep back)
I was just gonna stick it in the microwave.
If I want a spinning tail, let's grab a motor, put some play-dough on it, stick it on and we have spinning.
No chance that I'm gonna roll around naked in creamed corn...... with drunken yahoos trying to stick niblets up my hoo-hah.
Put these fucking sticks in the boot.
to stick [stuck|stuck] {vb} (también: to pin, to nail, to fix, to attach)
to stick [stuck|stuck] {vb} (también: to fix, to firm, to fasten, to bond)
Stick to your plan...
Stick to it!
I am not saying that it is a bad thing, but I do think that it still amounts to a sticking plaster on a wooden leg.
to stick [stuck|stuck] {vb} (también: to clot, to ball up, to ball)
to stick [stuck|stuck] {vb} (también: to ring, to ram, to pulse, to pound)
And so I thought, this is my chance to beat it back with my measuring stick.
I'm swatting it with my stick.
The stick of sanctions should not hit people, who often live in particularly harsh conditions and do not have the opportunity to oppose the
Let us not give anyone a stick with which to beat us, and let us not play into the hands of the anti-Europeans who are shamelessly
to stick [stuck|stuck] {vb} (también: to pot, to play along, to palm off, to mock)
to stick [stuck|stuck] {vb} (también: to push off, to prickle, to needle, to make off)
There is a general reluctance to stick one’ s neck out for anyone these days.
to stick up
stick
I would therefore urge the leadership of this group not to stick its head in the sand, but to investigate the matter closely.
to stick [stuck|stuck] {vb} (también: to puff, to gust, to blow, to whiff)
to stick [stuck|stuck] {vb} (también: to push, to keep, to go, to drive)
If that launcher was a suppository...... would that bad man stick it up my ass?
to stick [stuck|stuck] {vb} (también: to lodge, to lock, to jam, to foul)
to stick to
You'll get stuck out there... and I'll have to get you before another fish does.
Thomas, make sure the encryptions are right...... I don't wanna get stuck at that gate.
I don't want to be stuck out there with my ass hanging in the breeze!
It may get locked in an undesired state, because it changes color, absorbs more energy, and the system may get stuck.
to stick [stuck|stuck] {vb} (también: to break down)
to stick [stuck|stuck] {vb} (también: to recess, to pose, to place, to leave)
So I shall put one or two questions and stick to the normal procedure.
To stick up for the long shots like us.
If this Parliament had wanted to express clear requests, we would have been better off sticking to the main points.
to stick [stuck|stuck] {vb} (también: to place, to lodge, to lie, to leave)
If we had stuck to the Maastricht criteria with the same severity that the Stability Pact asks us to stick to the three per cent, would...
At the meeting, the Commission gave an undertaking - and I believe that we should stick to this line - to propose a draft text on this
That is why supervisors need to have these extra powers to impose individual charges, to make sure individual banks are sticking to the rules.
By sticking to the Montreal Convention and the ECAC figures I hope we have been able to find and bring forward a balanced report that will hopefully find a way forward.
to stick [stuck|stuck] {vb} (también: to mess up, to daub, to scribble)
to stick [stuck|stuck] {vb} (también: to pause, to fix, to fail, to stay)
I could probably think of a few reasons to stick around.
Maybe we should stick to the highway.
I think Tess would stick around.
to stick [stuck|stuck] {vb} (también: to paste, to gum, to glue, to gelatinize)
Last month, for example, we decided to stick labels on meat to warn consumers.
Palestine is on the brink of civil war, the public services are collapsing and European policy has the image of sticking like a piece of chewing gum to US policy.
to stick [stuck|stuck] {vb} (también: to needle, to impale, to spike, to strike)
to stick [stuck|stuck] {vb} (también: to recess, to place, to park, to lodge)
Aren't those the dumbest things you ever seen somebody stick on their head?
You cannot compare a real product with an imitation and then stick on another price tag.
to stick
to stick
The fact is that we have to get stuck in to the job with greater earnest and greater determination.
to stick [stuck|stuck] {vb} (también: to pour, to infuse, to lave)
The Commission would prefer, therefore, to stick to what has previously been agreed.
I accordingly wish to recommend that my group should stick to this compromise.
I can only reiterate my appeal to the Council and the Commission to stick to the rules.
That is what we in this House believe and that is what we should stick to.
But it will not be a tragedy if we fail to stick precisely to 2004 as the accession date.
to stick [stuck|stuck] {vb}
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Sure don't want to get stuck in that trailer.
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We have tried to stick to our task at EU level, namely that of setting up objectives for the common strategy we are to have at EU level.
to stick [stuck|stuck] {vb}
to stick [stuck|stuck] {vb}
Been away so Iong, it even feels good to be stuck in L. A. traffic.
It must be incredibly frustrating, then, to be stuck here in this place.
A number of European nations are beginning to show signs of economic growth, but states like Spain persistently seem to remain stuck in recession.
to stick [stuck|stuck] {vb}
to stick [stuck|stuck] {vb}
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to stick [stuck|stuck] {vb} (también: to blame, to criticize)
stick {sustantivo}
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