Resumen
to touch {verbo}
nå · stöta till · gränsa till · gränsa till varandra · beröra · drabba · röra · gripa · nå fram till · bita på · snudda vid · stämpla · komma åt · skissera · dra upp · känna på · röra vid · markera · anlöpa · djupt röra · lätta upp med · blanda lätt · ge en aning · ge en lätt touch · stöta intill · ha något att göra med · stiga till · sjunka till · probera · prova guldhalten hos · ta på · nudda · retuschera · tangera · tangera varandra · angöra
touch {sustantivo}
känsla · hand · drag · grepp · glimt · stämpel · spår · stil · aning · kontakt · beröring · halt · lätt slag · anstrykning · detalj · karakteristiskt drag · känsel · touche · antydan · prägel · manér · lödighet · lätt stöt · snuddning · vidröring · färgtouche · fin uppfattning · handlag · urskiljning · beröringssinne · känselsinne · känning · penndrag · penseldrag · kontrollstämpel · probering · probersten · prövning av guldhalt
Traducción Inglés-Sueco para "to touch"
"to touch" en sueco
to touch {verbo}
to touch [touched|touched] {vb} (también: to reach, to hit, to go up, to go)
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justice cannot touch them.
It is about touching people's consciences.
to touch [touched|touched] {vb} (también: to prod, to kick, to hit, to butt)
to touch [touched|touched] {vb} (también: to border on, to adjoin)
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to touch [touched|touched] {vb} (también: to adjoin)
to touch [touched|touched] {vb} (también: to concern, to affect)
I should like here, quite openly, to touch on the so-called Armenian question.
To close, I would like to touch on the Stability Pact and the Commission.
We would also like to touch on the subject of the Green Paper on Consumer Protection.
I would like to make some general remarks and then touch on my report.
Finally, I wish to touch on the issue you raised at the end of your speech.
to touch [touched|touched] {vb} (también: to hit, to befall, to afflict, to affect)
to touch [touched|touched] {vb} (también: to regard, to move, to cream, to concern)
She said, "It was a big hurdle just to get farmers to touch underneath the vulva.
After dlnner, I found myself alone ln the kltchen wlth Connle and wantlng to touch her.
"Horizon," which takes its cue from the academics, won't touch it with a barge pole.
I could almost touch the pain, really feel the pain of that woman.
What you're drawn to are her eyes and the skin you love to touch.
to touch [touched|touched] {vb} (también: to move, to grip, to grapple, to grab)
The public will be able to touch the euro and that is why confidence in the euro will grow from that moment on.
to touch [touched|touched] {vb} (también: to reach, to attain, to strike)
to touch [touched|touched] {vb} (también: to bite)
to touch [touched|touched] {vb} (también: to brush)
to touch [touched|touched] {vb} (también: to cancel, to stamp, to machinate)
to touch [touched|touched] {vb} (también: to get at, to come at, to get hold of)
to touch [touched|touched] {vb} (también: to outline, to draft, to design, to sketch)
to touch [touched|touched] {vb} (también: to pull, to land, to draw, to start)
to touch [touched|touched] {vb} (también: to feel, to try)
Four or five opportunities to see the breast masses, touch the breast mass, intervene at a much earlier stage than when we saw her.
to touch [touched|touched] {vb} (también: to handle)
After dlnner, I found myself alone ln the kltchen wlth Connle and wantlng to touch her.
I could almost touch the pain, really feel the pain of that woman.
What you're drawn to are her eyes and the skin you love to touch.
Rosie, what are Tad's pectorals like to the touch?
The public will be able to touch the euro and that is why confidence in the euro will grow from that moment on.
to touch [touched|touched] {vb} (también: to plot, to mark, to indicate, to trace)
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Now you and I could argue that they probably did not need to touch her breasts.
They understood her breast cancer at the molecular level; they had no need to touch her breasts.
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I'm going to touch the butt.
to touch [touched|touched] {vb} (también: to airbrush)
to touch [touched|touched] {vb} [mat.]
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to touch [touched|touched] {vb} [náu]
touch {sustantivo}
Did the whole thing by touch.
I have to do it by touch.
How can the nervous system misinterpret an innocent sensation like the touch of a hand and turn it into the malevolent sensation of the
Needs a woman's touch, though.
It is quite incredible to think that such protection actually exists, given that the perpetrators of such crimes are known, yet the hand of
In other words, if somebody touches me, my hand, neuron in the somatosensory cortex in the sensory region of the brain fires.
He touched my hand.
I find it almost touching to see how you, in your progress reports, are concerned almost like godparents with the welfare of the candidate countries on which you have to report.
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Kicking the chair was a nice touch.
Well then, the only effect of the International Criminal Court will be to add a touch of hypocrisy to an imperialist world where the
This is a Thatcher-style touch that could cost us dear.
Consequently, all this may well be crude but it is just a touch more practical.
Thank you for adding a touch of mystery to an otherwise interesting vote.
However, would it not be possible for you to expand on this and be a touch more specific?
I also have another idea, even if it is perhaps a touch outside your sphere of authority.
These technocrats are totally out of touch with reality.
Clearly this proposal is out of touch with current agricultural realities.
Once the insurers are in touch, matters are often settled by negotiation.
They will be modified only if the vessel were to touch land on third-country territory.
The reality on the ground does not reflect the elite in Kabul that we easily get in touch with.
I have been in touch with my local veterinary department.
Remove the skin, you experience that person's touch in your mind.
In "All Shook Up," a touch is not a touch, but a chill.
And that is, there are mirror neurons, just as there are mirror neurons for action, there are mirror neurons for touch.
The lightest touch of her arm -- the touch of a hand, the touch even of a sleeve, of a garment, as she put it on -- caused excruciating
Chickie buffer negates the potential for man-touching-man discomfort.
touch {sustantivo} (también: flavour, flavor, dash, shade)
More specifically, the Commission can accept Amendments Nos 1, 2, 4, while Nos 3, 5, 5, 7 and 8 perhaps require a touch of redrafting.
touch {sustantivo} (también: feature)
Behind every sound, sight, touch, taste and smell is a corresponding set of cells that receive this information and interpret it for us.
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We do not need the heavy regulatory touch of the past.
What actually matters is a light touch on the e-commerce directive, a light touch on telecommunications.
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