Examples of using Tugging 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
I brought a little parcel of these for him," she said, tugging at her pocket to get out the package.
It was following the introduction of these costumes that the nickname of the"Picard Maneuver" was given to Patrick Stewart's habit of tugging down his uniform tunic.
right you can see the chains tugging on their clamped nipples
dry hair without snagging or tugging.
dry hair without snagging or tugging.
try to pull your opponent across the line by tugging the table.
a high-pigmented black formula that glides on effortlessly without tugging or skipping.
even indoors, tugging on it when he feels insecure- which sets him apart even more from those around him;
pushing and tugging, they may also reduce the time it takes for employees to complete their rounds.
For example, pain may result from an adhesion tugging on a nerve or causing obstruction within the intestines,
Invisible hands tugging the aprons of waitresses,
The dressing should not cause excessive pain, it should not be too tight to not disturb the blood circulation(except for special tugging), and should not be too weak to not slide off the wound.
as it seemed to Hall, tugging with a casual curiosity at the straw--glass bottles.
revisiting their previous common position by running a risk and tugging at a string- and I am saying this in all candour- for I then believe that we would be at a complete loss as to know where we would end up in some future procedure or other.
I walk up to danger and tug it on the ears.
Do I have to tug your leash?
If I tug my ear, it's time for us to leave.
Just tug as hard as you possibly can.
They had to tug and pull very hard to disentangle all these people.
And tug out people's secrets.