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strain {sustantivo}
disposition · tryck · spänning · börda · härkomst · tyngd · sort · stam · stil · press · ansträngning · belastning · familj · inslag · art · ätt · ton · stress · prövning · påfrestning · påbrå · arvsanlag · släktdrag · töjning · ras · sträckning · påkänning
to strain {verbo}
sträva · pröva · slita · spänna · anstränga sig · passera · pressa · slita på · sträcka · sila · filtrera · dra åt · fresta · överskrida · överbelasta · överanstränga · streta · anstränga · fresta på · ockra på · göra våld på · silas · filtreras · tänja · sträcka
Traducción Inglés-Sueco para "strain"
"strain" en sueco
strain {sustantivo}
strain {sustantivo} (también: predisposition, outline, disposition, command)
... considerable strain.
Secondly, a large number of small projects are implemented under the anti-drugs programme, placing additional strain on the already limited...
It is the women of the world, particularly in the poorest countries, who bear the burden of life and who have to endure the stresses and strains of their circumstances.
Thankfully it has not mutated into a human strain yet, but it behaves in a different way in different birds in different regions.
It is a human'strain ', which then gives rise to two human beings, each with a different personality though with the same genetic material.
This is a severe blow to a sector which is already under strain on account of the fragile market situation for salmon.
I also think that now is a good time to make this analysis, because the realisation of the Lisbon objectives is under very great strain.
Having a road accident is stressful enough without the added inconvenience and strain of having to wait for years while insurance companies
It has strained the people of the province and has created a very deep division in the population which continues to this day.
strain {sustantivo} (también: labour, exertion, endeavour, endeavor)
strain {sustantivo} (también: load, imposition, encumbrance, stress)
This disease puts a great strain on both the sufferer and his or her family, also financially.
If we look at the demands on drivers these days with congestion and the just-in-time culture, we realise what strain there is on drivers.
Secondly, on the subject of the Community programme, some of the major points such as asbestos and mental strain have already been
they place an enormous strain on public services.
This disease puts a great strain on both the sufferer and his or her family, also financially.
It is creaking under the strain of the mass movement of 21 million migrants a year.
Family life is under strain as families struggle to balance work and home.
There will be reverses that will place this commitment under severe strain.
This way companies that have opted in will not be under strain.
That we are emerging from a period of strain in the transatlantic relationship is not in dispute.
Only within the last couple of months scientists in Germany have discovered a strange strain in salmon.
We know that the 'long hours ' culture, for whatever reason, brings strain, stress and potential breakdown.
What is at issue is greater competitiveness, greater strain and stress for the individual; which, of course, are known to be detrimental to
strain injury, stress or numerous other forms of non-well-being.
strain {sustantivo} (también: stress, tax)
They have allegedly found a strain in the brain of the salmon that is similar to that which caused the tragedy with BSE.
The strain placed upon our farmers by this reform and the effects this reform has had have still not stabilised.
Finally, needless to say, friction with Pakistan is continually placing a heavy strain on relations between them, including in India.
strain {sustantivo} [med.] (también: dislocation)
to strain {verbo}
to strain {vb} (también: to pitch in, to labour, to extend, to endeavour)
Straining the ocean for plastic would be beyond the budget of any country and it might kill untold amounts of sea life in the process.
to strain
to strain {vb} (también: to overstep, to overrun, to outrun, to top)
to strain {vb} (también: to overcharge, to overburden)
to strain {vb} (también: to overstrain, to overexert)
But we should not put too much strain on the Council here if we really want to achieve anything.
The Members’ opinions now also display both a demand for more constructive action in relation to Iran and a wish not to strain relations
to strain
strain to hear what she was saying.
to strain {vb}
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