-t meaning in English
| Swedish | English |
|---|---|
| avfärda [~de ~t] verb | snub [snubbed, snubbing, snubs](to slight, ignore, behave coldly toward) |
| avfrosta [~de ~t] verb | defrost [defrosted, defrosting, defrosts](to remove frost from) |
| avfyra [~de ~t] verb | discharge [discharged, discharging, discharges](to operate (any weapon that fires a projectile, such as a shotgun or sling)) |
| avgifta [~de ~t] verb | detoxify [detoxified, detoxifying, detoxifies](remove harmful substances) |
| avgränsa [~de ~t] verb | cordon off(to enclose with rope barrier) demarcate [demarcated, demarcating, demarcates](mark the limits or boundaries of something) |
| avguda [~de ~t] verb | deify [deified, deifying, deifies](to make a god of) |
| avhumanisera [~de ~t] verb | dehumanize [dehumanized, dehumanizing, dehumanizes](to take away humanity) |
| avinstallera [~de ~t] verb | uninstall(completely remove hardware or software) |
| avisera [~de ~t] verb | advise [advised, advising, advises](to give information or notice to; to inform) notify [notified, notifying, notifies]((transitive) to give (someone) notice of (something)) |
| avkasta [~de ~t] verb | fruit [fruited, fruiting, fruits](to produce fruit) |
| avklinga [~de ~t] verb | abate [abated, abating, abates](to lessen (something) in force or intensity, see also: moderate) fade [faded, fading, fades](to vanish) taper [tapered, tapering, tapers](to diminish gradually) |
| avkoda [~de ~t] verb | decipher [deciphered, deciphering, deciphers](to decode or decrypt a code or cipher) decode [decoded, decoding, decodes](to convert from an encrypted form to plain text) |
| avkriminalisera [~de ~t] verb | decriminalize [decriminalized, decriminalizing, decriminalizes](to change the laws so something is no longer a crime) |
| avla [~de ~t] verb | beget [begot, begotten, begetting, begets](procreate) breed [bred, bred, breeding, breeds](of animals, to mate) |
| avlägsna [~de ~t] verb | remove [removed, removing, removes](to take away) |
| avlänka [~de ~t] verb | deflect [deflected, deflecting, deflects](to make deviate) |
| avliva [~de ~t] verb | destroy [destroyed, destroying, destroys](to put down or euthanize (e.g. an animal)) kill [killed, killing, kills](to put to death) |
| avlossa [~de ~t] verb | discharge [discharged, discharging, discharges](to operate (any weapon that fires a projectile, such as a shotgun or sling)) |
| avlöva [~de ~t] verb | defoliate [defoliated, defoliating, defoliates](to remove foliage from plants) |
| avlura [~de ~t] verb | defraud [defrauded, defrauding, defrauds](to obtain money or property by fraud) |
| avlyssna [~de ~t] verb | tap [tapped, tapping, taps](to place a listening device) |
| avmystifiera [~de ~t] verb | demystify [demystified, demystifying, demystifies](to explain) |
| Avogadros tal proper noun {n} | Avogadro's number(number of atoms present in 0.012 kilograms of isotopically pure carbon-12) |
| avpollettera [~de ~t] verb | let go(dismiss from employment) |
| avrätta [~de ~t] verb | execute [executed, executing, executes](to kill as punishment) |
| avrunda [~de ~t] verb | round [rounded, rounding, rounds](to approximate a number) round up(to round up a number) wrap up(To finish off a task completely) |
| avskaffa [~de ~t] verb | abolish [abolished, abolishing, abolishes](to end a law, system, institution, custom or practice) repeal [repealed, repealing, repeals](to cancel) supersede [superseded, superseding, supersedes](set aside) |
| avskeda [~de ~t] verb | dismiss [dismissed, dismissing, dismisses](to discharge) lay off(to dismiss workers from employment) |
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