Examples of using Have to cover in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
You should never have to cover for your boss.
We have to cover our tracks.
I have to cover for another vet.
Then you will have to cover for me.
All you have to cover is bar and staff.
There is strict dress code here where you have to cover shoulders and knees.
That's a complex subject I will have to cover some other time.
Let me put the following question: might a world data protection map not weaken protection as it would have to cover an extraordinarily large number of people?
But we have to cover three kilometres before nightfall. Jadzia, I know you are tired.
I decided one day,"I have to cover the occupation.
Before nightfall. Jadzia, I know you are tired three kilometers but we have to cover.
So we have to cover up for Scottie not being here.
You can't get from there to here because you always have to cover half the remaining distance.
Small amounts, hardly takes 30 feeb, but if you have to cover a large area,
So I have to cover for her on a New York run. One of the stewardesses is sick.
The subjects dealt with, which initially concentrated on institutional issues, will have to cover the major questions on the future of the Union.
Should you visit a mosque or palace, you have to cover your arms and legs as the culture demands it.
in this case you will have to cover it with several layers of cloth or fabric.
so the client will have to cover their damage independently.
monitoring a voluntary commitment that would have to cover many SMEs.