Swedish
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1.8
- adjective
- /ˈswidɪʃ/
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sueco
- Many traditional Swedish dishes include meatballs and lingonberry sauce.
- Swedish welfare
- Swedish law
- Swedish government
Today are going to do a taste test of the Swedish Fish Oreos.
- Today are going to do a taste test of the Swedish Fish Oreos.
- But here's my question about this Swedish company.
- It's made by a Swedish company for the United States.
- I made a doc about like very militant Swedish anti fascists.
- Elsa Bronstrom was born in Saint Petersburg to the Swedish military attache to Russia.
Examples
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Betty how about today you start me off with a Swedish massage, a manicure and a pedicure
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And we are loving this NYX Swedish ice cream brand.
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It's made by a Swedish company for the United States.
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- Do you know any Swedish men?
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The order was given by the Swedish Board of Agriculture.
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It's all painted black with this traditional Swedish all natural paint.
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I got some quality Swedish merchandise flying in.
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We draw on empirical material from two media settings: an American magazine and a Swedish television show.
Academic text (2011) -
But here's my question about this Swedish company.
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The log cabin was introduced by early Swedish settlers along the Delaware River.
Academic text (1991)
Compounds
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2.0
A Swedish dish of small seasoned cooked balls of meat that people serve with sauce
A nickname for the Swedish opera singer Jenny Lind, famous for her clear, beautiful voice
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Swedish comes from the country name Sweden plus the ending -ish, which means 'of or from'. So Swedish is used for people, things, and culture that come from Sweden.