Translation for 'in contrast to' from English to Swedish

in contrast to

i motsats till {prep}

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contrast

kontrast {u}

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contrast agent <CA>

kontrastmedel {n} <KM>med.medtek

in addition to

förutom {prep}

in order to

för att

to manage (to do sth. in time)

att hinna (med ngt.)

to

till {prep}

to belong (to)

att höra till

att tillhöra

owing to

tack vare {prep}

på grund av {prep}

to cling to

att hålla fast vid

to need to

att böra

as to

angående {prep}

to relate to

att syfta på

similar to

lika med

according to

enligt {prep}

to refer to

att hänvisa till

to postpone (to)

att skjuta upp

to tend to

att tendera att

to want (to)

att vilja

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