Examples of using Smacks in English and their translations into Swedish
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Political
Me, he growls at and smacks on the head.
Time to scrape the throats and roar with the smacks of then and now.
I'm telling you, I need some smacks.
What you need is a few good smacks!
Once I show him who's boss with a few treats and some smacks.
It smacks of Soviet-style planning that we should start now to think of what financing will be like in 2013.
This all smacks of bad planning,
I say he gets a high fastball, he smacks it out of the park.
social rights smacks of the last century
This legislation smacks of the nanny state and verges on the patronising in its current form.
The registration of Roma smacks strongly of discrimination, and this did not happen in Slovakia's case.
The guy gets so impressed by having this nude beauty in his house, and he smacks her soaking slit from behind mercilessly.
In this regard, Commissioner Bolkestein's last sentence, which smacks of blackmail, does nothing to alleviate my deep suspicion.
because it interferes too much with freedom of opinion and smacks of imperious censorship.
Human Rights Watch stated that"the arrest of these opposition MPs smacks of political opportunism.
Your policy of picking out the middle ground between three socially opposed groups is a wise one indeed, but it smacks of the well-tried and familiar adaptation and opportunism.
It was that crazy chick's birthday, dude, and she smacks him in the teeth, dude.
refuses to eat and often smacks.
Just because some kid smacks into his wife on the turnpike… doesn't make it a crime to be 17 years old!
It smacks somewhat of unequal treatment that while universal service imposes costs on any organization,