Examples of using Abstruse in English and their translations into Swedish
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Computer
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help to attract the attention of users who do not want to compare the configuration of the PC with a list of various abstruse terms.
because it is really not worth losing our way in abstruse compromises, even if they have brought 20 ministers together.
exemplified not least by this abstruse new proposal,
I hope you will resist some of the complicated and abstruse concepts that have been put forward by some people which will make an inventor's life far harder.
This may seem an abstruse and perhaps rather marginal sector,
things He hath created, nor can the most abstruse and most remote allusions of His creatures do justice to His being.
To keep legislation complicated and abstruse is to wield power:
However, on a number of specific points, especially social security matters, which are central to the problem of obstacles to mobility, the Commission regrets that the Council's text is too abstruse.
Instead of focusing on an abstruse debate on the usefulness or otherwise of a framework directive about which,
It is also interesting that the abstruse structures, which led to the current financial turmoil
thou wouldst seize the significance of all the abstruse problems which, in this day, have become insuperable barriers between men
and often abstruse teaching of the Subtle Doctor.
That may sound like an abstruse or academic point,
I believe that such abstruse ideas, if you will pardon the expression,
Record pronunciation for Abstrusest Abstrusest[en] Do you know how to pronounce Abstrusest?
He could write intelligibly on abstruse topics.
perhaps it's too abstruse.
I would nevertheless like to question the real impact of a dialogue which is fixed beforehand by abstruse procedural rules.
what Mr Simpson has just said is really quite abstruse; indeed,
one of which buried itself in ever more abstruse mathematical speculation,
