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Translate blinker from English to Swedish

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  1. blinker:
  2. blink:
  3. Wiktionary:

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Detailed Translations for blinker from English to Swedish

blinker:

blinker [the ~] noun

  1. the blinker (indicator; strobe flash)
    blinker

Translation Matrix for blinker:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
blinker blinker; indicator; strobe flash indicator light
- blinder; flasher; trafficator; turn indicator; turn signal; winker

Related Words for "blinker":

  • blinkers

Synonyms for "blinker":


Related Definitions for "blinker":

  1. a light that flashes on and off; used as a signal or to send messages1
  2. blind consisting of a leather eyepatch sewn to the side of the halter that prevents a horse from seeing something on either side1
  3. a blinking light on a motor vehicle that indicates the direction in which the vehicle is about to turn1
  4. put blinders on (a horse)1

Wiktionary Translations for blinker:

blinker
noun
  1. eyelid
  2. eye shield
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• blinker → blinker ↔ Blinker — Teil der Lichtanlage in Kraftfahrzeugen; zeigt die Fahrtrichtung an
• blinker → skygglapp ↔ Scheuklappe — Sichtschutz für Pferde, um das Aufschrecken zu verhindern
• blinker → blinkljus ↔ clignotant — Dispositif de sécurité, utilisé pour signaler aux autres usagers la direction que va prendre son véhicule.

blinker form of blink:

to blink verb (blinks, blinked, blinking)

  1. to blink
    blinka
    • blinka verb (blinker, blinkte, blinkt)

Conjugations for blink:

present
  1. blink
  2. blink
  3. blinks
  4. blink
  5. blink
  6. blink
simple past
  1. blinked
  2. blinked
  3. blinked
  4. blinked
  5. blinked
  6. blinked
present perfect
  1. have blinked
  2. have blinked
  3. has blinked
  4. have blinked
  5. have blinked
  6. have blinked
past continuous
  1. was blinking
  2. were blinking
  3. was blinking
  4. were blinking
  5. were blinking
  6. were blinking
future
  1. shall blink
  2. will blink
  3. will blink
  4. shall blink
  5. will blink
  6. will blink
continuous present
  1. am blinking
  2. are blinking
  3. is blinking
  4. are blinking
  5. are blinking
  6. are blinking
subjunctive
  1. be blinked
  2. be blinked
  3. be blinked
  4. be blinked
  5. be blinked
  6. be blinked
diverse
  1. blink!
  2. let's blink!
  5. blinked
  6. blinking
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

blink [the ~] noun

  1. the blink (wink)
    blinkning

Translation Matrix for blink:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
blinka tingling; twinkle; wink
blinkning blink; wink sparkle; sparkling; twinkling; wink
- blinking; eye blink; nictation; nictitation; wink; winking
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
blinka blink outshine; sparkle; twinkle; wink
- blink away; flash; nictate; nictitate; twinkle; wink; winkle

Related Words for "blink":

  • blinking, blinks

Synonyms for "blink":


Related Definitions for "blink":

  1. a reflex that closes and opens the eyes rapidly1
  2. briefly shut the eyes1
    • The TV announcer never seems to blink1
  3. force to go away by blinking1
  4. gleam or glow intermittently1
  5. To flash on and off. Cursors, insertion points, menu choices, warning messages, and other displays on a computer screen that are intended to catch the eye are often made to blink. The rate of blinking in a graphical user interface can sometimes be controlled by the user.2

Wiktionary Translations for blink:

blink
verb
  1. -
  2. to send a signal with a lighting device
  3. to flash headlights
  4. to close and reopen both eyes quickly
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• blink → blinka ↔ blinzeln — die Augen ganz kurz schließen und wieder öffnen
• blink → blinka ↔ zwinkern — ein Auge bewusst für einen kleinen Moment schließen, meist um jemand anderem ein geheimes Zeichen zu geben

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