Examples of using Throws away in English and their translations into Swedish
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Discard: The card(s) that the player throws away after the first round is dealt.
The main characters are two girls, where Slösa("Waste") always throws away her money on entertainment
And when she throws away the bones and the empty clothes… then we will find it.
I wish to ensure nobody ever before throws away the moment and money I invested, for years!
I intend to make sure no one ever throws away the time and cash I spent, for many years!
The point of the story is not that the boy throws away his gun in the end
I want to see to it no one ever before throws away the time and cash I spent, for years!
Then we will find it. And when she throws away the bones and the empty clothes.
What? What do you call a woman who throws away a career, abandons her kids
According to the new calculations every person in the EU throws away 173 kg of food waste per year, on average.
And when she throws away the bones and the empty clothes… then we will find it.
Khao Tao is also just a stone throws away from the famous Rajabhakti Park,
The best option is to download a spy application that remotely records and throws away all the important information to online accounts.
country after country denies Christ and throws away its Christian roots.
It is the consumer as tourist who throws away 2% of their holiday spending money each time to go on holiday inside the EU.
Chanel has a closet full of Diptyque candles that she lights once and then throws away because they're used.
Do you want to give a gift that the recipient keeps rather than throws away?
at the master's feet, when she loses interest to him, and at worst- runs away with him and throws away in the distance.
I am ashamed that my country gives in to American pressure and throws away yearly 3 billion German marks as war restitution,
of latae sententiae excommunication(for a lay person) and dismissal from the clerical state(for a member of the clergy) for anyone who throws away the consecrated species.