What does upptagna in Swedish mean?
What is the meaning of the word upptagna in Swedish? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use upptagna in Swedish.
The word upptagna in Swedish means lark, spratt, steck, upptåg, bus, påhitt, eskapad, upptåg, upptåg, hijinks, upptåg, bus, upptåg, upptåg, äventyr, upptag, upptag av ngt. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word upptagna
lark
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spratt, steck, upptåg, bus(practical joke) Dawn's pranks were starting to annoy her colleagues. |
påhitt(escapade) The movie was about a hilarious bank robbery caper. |
eskapad, upptåg(adventure) When the boys returned from their escapade, they were covered in mud. |
upptåg(US, slang, dated (prank) |
hijinks(mischievous or playful activity) (engelska, specifik) |
upptåg, bus(silly or playful behaviour) Jimmy's antics make the whole family laugh. |
upptåg(informal (mischievous activity) |
upptåg(informal (mischievous activity) You boys behave; I don't want any of your shenanigans at the restaurant. |
äventyr(informal, dated (adventure) The boys were having a lark, trying to climb the side of a building. |
upptag(uncountable (physical: absorption) Sarah's calcium uptake may be impaired by disease. |
upptag av ngt(uncountable (taking, using) The government provides incentives to encourage the uptake of alternative sources of energy. |
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