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Detailed Translations for shining from English to Swedish
shining:
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shining (glossy; phosphorescent)
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shining (phosphorescent)
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shining (shiny; reflective; bright; phosphorescent)
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shining (beaming; radiating)
Translation Matrix for shining:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
- | polishing | |
Adjective | Related Translations | Other Translations |
- | bright; burnished; glistening; glossy; lustrous; sheeny; shiny | |
Other | Related Translations | Other Translations |
blankt | shinily | |
Modifier | Related Translations | Other Translations |
blank | bright; phosphorescent; reflective; shining; shiny | blanc; blank; unwritten |
blankt | bright; phosphorescent; reflective; shining; shiny | blanc; blank; unwritten |
glansig | glossy; phosphorescent; shining | candied; glazed; gleamed; glossy; iced |
glansigt | glossy; phosphorescent; shining | candied; glasslike; glassy; glazed; gleamed; glossy; iced; licked; polished; slick |
glänsande | glossy; phosphorescent; shining | blinding; dazzling; magnificent; splendid |
glödgad | beaming; radiating; shining | |
glödgat | beaming; radiating; shining | |
självlysande | phosphorescent; shining |
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shine:
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to shine (sparkle; twinkle; flicker; radiate; shimmer; flare; give off light; vibrate; beam)
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to shine
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to shine (sparkle; glisten; glitter)
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to shine (glisten; sparkle; glitter; shimmer; glimmer)
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to shine (shine on; lighten; light up; light; shine upon)
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to shine (shine lightly)
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to shine (beam; blaze; radiate; glow with)
Conjugations for shine:
present
- shine
- shine
- shines
- shine
- shine
- shine
simple past
- shined
- shined
- shined
- shined
- shined
- shined
present perfect
- have shined
- have shined
- has shined
- have shined
- have shined
- have shined
past continuous
- was shining
- were shining
- was shining
- were shining
- were shining
- were shining
future
- shall shine
- will shine
- will shine
- shall shine
- will shine
- will shine
continuous present
- am shining
- are shining
- is shining
- are shining
- are shining
- are shining
subjunctive
- be shined
- be shined
- be shined
- be shined
- be shined
- be shined
diverse
- shine!
- let's shine!
- shined
- shining
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
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Wiktionary Translations for shine:
shine
Cross Translation:
verb
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to emit light
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to reflect light
- shine → blänka; glänsa; reflektera
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to distinguish oneself
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to be immediately apparent
- shine → lysa i ögonen
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to polish
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• shine | → reflektera; glänsa; blänka | ↔ glanzen — in zekere mate licht weerspiegelen of voortbrengen |
• shine | → skimmer | ↔ Schimmer — matter Lichtschein, schwacher Glanz |
• shine | → solsken; sol | ↔ Sonne — unzählbar: Sonnenschein, Sonnenlicht |
• shine | → brinna | ↔ brennen — Licht brennt: eine künstliche Lichtquelle ist in Betrieb |
• shine | → briljera | ↔ brillieren — (intransitiv) sich mit einer Leistung hervortun |
• shine | → lysa; skina | ↔ leuchten — Licht aussenden |
• shine | → putsa; glansslipa | ↔ polieren — (transitiv) auf Glanz bringen, durch reiben glänzend machen, glätten |
• shine | → skina | ↔ scheinen — Licht aussenden |
• shine | → lysa; skina; glänsa | ↔ luire — émettre de la lumière. |
shin:
Translation Matrix for shin:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
skenben | shin | femur; shank; shin-bone; tibia |
- | shin bone; shinbone; tibia | |
Verb | Related Translations | Other Translations |
klammra | clamber; climb; scramble; shin | |
klänga | clamber; climb; scramble; shin | |
- | clamber; scramble; shinny; skin; sputter; struggle |
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Wiktionary Translations for shin:
shin
Cross Translation:
noun
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front part of the leg below the knee
- shin → skenben
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• shin | → skenben | ↔ Schienbein — Anatomie: einer der beiden Knochen des Unterschenkels |