Examples of using Strolled 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
Francesca strolled along the cobblestoned street by the Spanish Steps toward Via Condotti.
It had started to rain and the wind had become a regular gale when Tom strolled home through Elm Street.
I remember a certain colorful fighter who strolled around the club in his camo brandishing his Stechkin pistol.
Back in 1802, on a night like this, on the English coast, with his son John. the astronomer William Herschel strolled the beach.
their cousin Charles Johnson strolled to the Second Presbyterian Church to attend the 10:00 service.
so we just strolled around the streets, enjoying beautiful Grado.
The astronomer William Herschel strolled the beach Back in 1802,
Strolled around among palaces, patrician houses,
walked four miles into town, strolled into the emergency room
Back in 1802, on a night like this… the astronomer William Herschel… strolled a beach on the English coast with his son John.
In the evening I strolled alone to the"Kulturudden" at the most eastern end of Ljugarn and admired the old buildings.
Then… you disobeyed my instructions to only come out in the Devil costume, and strolled around campus in broad daylight disguised as… Joaquin Phoenix. That disguise was brilliant,?
The astronomer William Herschel strolled the beach on the English coast,
Russian grand dukes leisurely strolled here along the promenade.
After weeks of campaigning'Tony Blair and his family'strolled to the polling station'this election day morning.
On the English coast, with his son John. Back in 1802, on a night like this, the astronomer William Herschel strolled the beach.
Paddy had strolled in, lightening he mood-as if,
I mean, anyone could have strolled in there quite casually.-
did not have to wait long for a room(we strolled down the street while we waited).
sometimes even proudly strolled through the city with even the Royal insignia.