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Detailed Translations for trough from English to Swedish
trough:
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trough (continuous; running; non stop)
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the trough (feeding-trough; food-trough)
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the trough (food bowl; feed box)
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the trough (wave-through)
våga igenom-
våga igenom noun
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Translation Matrix for trough:
| Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
| fodertråg | feeding-trough; food-trough; trough | feed box; feeder; feeding-trough |
| matskål | feed box; food bowl; trough | |
| tråg | feed box; food bowl; trough | bowl |
| våga igenom | trough; wave-through | |
| - | bowl; gutter; manger; public treasury; till | |
| Other | Related Translations | Other Translations |
| ho | sink; trough | |
| Modifier | Related Translations | Other Translations |
| kontinuerlig | continuous; non stop; running; trough | all along; all the time; connected; constant; continual; continuous; everlasting; laced; lasting; non stop; permanent; persistent; repeated; restless; unbroken; unceasing; undisturbed; uninterrupted; unremitting; untiring |
| kontinuerligt | continuous; non stop; running; trough | constant; continuous; everlasting; lasting; non stop; persistent; repeated; uninterrupted; unremitting |
Synonyms for "trough":
Related Definitions for "trough":
Wiktionary Translations for trough:
trough
Cross Translation:
noun
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a long, narrow, open container for feeding animals
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a long, narrow container open at the top
- trough → tråg
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short, narrow drainage canal
- trough → ränna
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a gutter under the eaves of a building
- trough → takränna
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a long, narrow depression between waves or ridges
- trough → vågdal
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a linear atmospheric depression associated with a weather front
- trough → tråg
Cross Translation:
| From | To | Via |
|---|---|---|
| • trough | → tråg | ↔ trog — een langgerekte voederbak. |
| • trough | → tråg | ↔ Molle — norddeutsch: Mulde, Backtrog |
| • trough | → tråg | ↔ Trog — größeres längliches Gefäß, in das man zum Beispiel Wasser oder Futter für Tiere gibt oder in dem Teig zubereitet wurde |
| • trough | → vattningsställe; vattenho | ↔ abreuvoir — lieu où les cheval et les bestiaux peuvent boire. |