Resumen
to unsettle {verbo}
förvirra · störa · rubba
to settle {verbo}
göra slut på · lägga till rätta · ordna · sätta till rätta · sätta sig · bestämma · lugna · fastställa · avtala · göra upp · göra i ordning · komma överens om · avgöra · placera · lägga sig · klara · lägga · betala · klara av · klara upp · lösa · kolonisera · sjunka · likvidera · bosätta sig · slå sig ner · utbreda sig · sätta · sätta sig till rätta · bli fast · bli hård · bli stadig · hjälpa att sätta bo · hjälpa att etablera sig · stå och sjunka · sjunka till botten · lägra sig · få att lugna lägga sig · få att lugna sig · få att stabilisera sig · låta sätta sig · hjälpa till rätta · slå sig ner i · låta bosätta sig · sätta bo · bilagt · avklara · klarna · utjämna · stabilisera sig
Traducción Inglés-Sueco para "to unsettle"
"to unsettle" en sueco
to unsettle {verbo}
to unsettle [unsettled|unsettled] {vb} (también: to befog, to perplex, to obscure, to muddy)
to unsettle [unsettled|unsettled] {vb} (también: to rattle, to molest, to jam, to intrude)
At Kosovo's border, the situation is very unsettled and the regime in Belgrade is creating a climate in which large-scale accidents are likely.
to unsettle [unsettled|unsettled] {vb} (también: to disturb, to displace, to derange, to crack)
to settle {verbo}
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (también: to go through, to get through, to finish off, to finish)
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (también: to adjust)
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (también: to regulate, to rank, to organize, to marshal)
The rapporteur has already discussed a number of points that we still hope to settle through amendments.
I do however ask myself whether Europe is in fact strong enough even to settle its own internal affairs.
For this reason, I think it is important that we settle this matter to avoid misunderstandings in the future.
I am well aware that for some Member States we cannot settle very awkward matters from one day to the next.
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (también: to adjust)
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (también: to consolidate, to alight, to sit down, to sit)
to settle down
to settle
to settle
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (también: to resolve, to prescribe, to name, to govern)
But this needs to be settled now, because it is here that it appears on the agenda for the first time.
Also, Mr President, once the course has been set, you will be responsible for setting and settling the agenda, and also and particularly for creating the political climate.
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (también: to relieve, to moderate, to lull, to ease)
to settle down
to settle
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to settle
The dust is still settling and we are still evaluating our next moves with a cool head.
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (también: to prescribe, to identify, to fix, to determine)
However, I am of the opinion that it is very desirable to settle on an end date for this evaluation.
For centuries we accepted people from all over the world, but in small numbers so that they could settle peacefully and productively.
In the meantime, it would be constructive to settle compensation claims in line with the convention's regulations, as though Pakistan was
Should the Commission decide to settle for mere recommendations rather than legally binding criteria for biomass, what is the justification
The autonomy of federations should, however, enable this to be settled fairly easily, for example, by setting minimum and maximum levels.
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (también: to covenant, to contract, to concert, to arrange)
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (también: to form, to fix, to dispatch, to contract)
It is up to the population of the country to settle its accounts with Mugabe and his dictatorship.
The Lizard travelled 12, 000 miles to settle accounts with you!
We have a score to settle with him because our thousands of Iraqi comrades were his first victims.
You mind if we settle the bill now?
Information or a dialogue might perhaps raise public awareness, so that this is not settled by the governments of the Member States amongst themselves.
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (también: to prepare, to make up, to fix, to fit)
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (también: to enter into, to arrange)
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (también: to resolve, to judge, to estimate, to discern)
I believe this is a question that it is most appropriate to settle at national level.
DESIRING to settle certain questions relating to the United Kingdom and Ireland;
In Pakistan, for example, Islamic laws are regularly misused in order to settle personal vendettas.
For the moment therefore, science cannot settle the matter.
If this turns out to be absolutely impossible from a legal perspective, the law will settle the affair.
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (también: to rank, to post, to position, to place)
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (también: to flop, to fall, to drop, to blow over)
I wonder why the Commission chose to settle for limit values higher than those in both these alternatives.
to settle down
to settle
However, in the present circumstances we believe it is necessary for the dust to settle before proceeding with any further concrete action.
It is a matter which is coming to the fore more and more, particularly now that the Cold War is over and the dust is settling.
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (también: to pull through, to manage, to do for, to clear)
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to settle
In my view, it is an extraordinary achievement on the part of the Macedonians to be able to settle the issue within their own borders.
That would be disastrous and fatal because what the 15 States cannot settle among themselves, 20 or 25 States most certainly will not be
I thought we'd settled that.
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (también: to place, to lodge, to lie, to leave)
I wonder why the Commission chose to settle for limit values higher than those in both these alternatives.
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to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (también: to pay, to liquidate, to give, to fund)
If I owe him anything, I will settle it with a cheque.
Let me settle with him.
Subjected to violence as they are, these young women must settle large debts in order to cover the cost of their journeys and their
It is increasingly common for dishonest employers and those in difficulties not to settle the wage bill when the work has been carried out.
One of the matters to be settled is whether Members are to receive equal pay, and where they are to pay tax.
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (también: to pull off, to negotiate, to manage, to knock out)
In my view, it is an extraordinary achievement on the part of the Macedonians to be able to settle the issue within their own borders.
That would be disastrous and fatal because what the 15 States cannot settle among themselves, 20 or 25 States most certainly will not be
Today we can see the benefits of having this sort of environment where things can be settled and be discussed instead of having to cope with unilateral action.
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (también: to knock off, to fix, to crack, to clear up)
The taking of evidence is generally at the heart of any legal dispute, as matters of law are often easy to settle, but there are often...
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (también: to resolve, to release, to discharge, to clear up)
Secondly, we need to settle the problem concerning the borders with Syria and the Golan.
The Europe of projects is not enough, however; we must settle the institutional matter too.
How will we settle disputes if it comes - and it will come - to intercontinental disputes?
While that is true, I think it would be better to settle this matter while Members are present.
prevent and settle conflicts of jurisdiction between Member States;
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (también: to colonize, to colonise)
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (también: to go under, to founder, to flag, to fall)
to settle
to settle
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (también: to liquidate, to eliminate, to dispatch, to countermine)
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (también: to fix, to settle down)
to settle down
to settle
Can our citizens really, for example, settle in other EU Member States without getting too tangled up in red tape?
The Guinean Government must allow the victims to settle in areas that are further from the fighting and the borders.
The act of settling down in an EU country still represents a real obstacle course.
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (también: to fix, to settle down)
to settle down
Settle back in that beautiful place you have in Baltimore.
to settle
I cannot conceive that innovative businesses will settle in regions that often have few transport services and that, in fact, find it
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (también: to hold forth, to sweep, to expatiate)
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (también: to recess, to place, to park, to lodge)
to settle down
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to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (también: to settle down)
to settle down
to settle [settled|settled] {vb}
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (también: to harden)
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to settle [settled|settled] {vb}
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} (también: to subside)
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I cannot conceive that innovative businesses will settle in regions that often have few transport services and that, in fact, find it...
to settle [settled|settled] {vb}
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to settle [settled|settled] {vb}
to settle [settled|settled] (liquids) {vb}
to settle [settled|settled] (account) {vb} [fin.]
The purpose of these systems is to process and settle all the transfers of money between banks.
to settle [settled|settled] {vb} [meteo.]
to settle down
to settle
Sinónimos
Sinónimos (Inglés) para "unsettle":
© Princeton Universityfaze · unnerve · enervate
Sinónimos (Inglés) para "settle":
© Princeton Universityfall · descend · locate · root · take root · steady down · settle down · finalize · finalise · nail down · decide · resolve · adjudicate · square off · square up · determine · reconcile · patch up · make up · conciliate
Ejemplos de uso
Ejemplos de uso para "to unsettle" en Sueco
People are unsettled; they will stop buying these products for a period of time, and that, to a large extent, will of course have an effect on our economy.
Although comparing Haider to Hitler is a concept without any credibility whatsoever, it has nonetheless partly achieved its purpose in unsettling some PPE/ DE Members of Parliament.
Palabras similares
unsatisfactory · unsatisfied · unsaturated · unsavoury · unscathed · unscrupulous · unsealed · unseemly · unseen · unselfishness · unsettle · unsettled · unshakable · unshakeable · unshod · unshrinkable · unsightly · unskilled · unsociably · unsocial · unsolicited
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