ren meaning in English
| Swedish | English |
|---|---|
| bedragare [~n ~, bedragarna] substantiv {c} | phony(a person who assumes an identity or quality other than their own) |
| befälhavare [~n ~, ~havarna] substantiv {c} | commander [commanders](one who exercises control and direction of a military or naval organization) commanding officer(officer in command of a military unit) |
| befriare [~n ~, befriarna] substantiv {c} | liberator [liberators](person who frees or liberates) |
| begravningsentreprenör [~en ~er] substantiv {c} | undertaker [undertakers](funeral director) |
| behållare [~n ~, behållarna] substantiv {c} | container [containers](an item in which objects, materials or data can be stored or transported) ice cream cone(any edible container used to hold ice cream) receptacle [receptacles](container) vessel [vessels](container) |
| bekymmer [bekymret ~, bekymren] substantiv {n} | care [cares](worry) distress((cause of) discomfort) worry [worries](strong feeling of anxiety) |
| belackare [~n ~, belackarna] substantiv {c} | traducer(one who maligns another) |
| belgare [~n ~, belgarna] substantiv {m} | Belgian(Belgian, person from Belgium) |
| benvärmare [~n ~, ~värmarna] substantiv {c} | leg warmer(garment which extends from the knee to the ankle) |
| berättare [~n ~, berättarna] substantiv {c} | narrator [narrators](in story) storyteller [storytellers](person who relates stories to an audience) |
| bergsbestigare [~n ~, ~bestigarna] substantiv {c} | mountaineer [mountaineers](one who climbs mountains for sport or pleasure) |
| bergsklättrare [~n ~, ~klättrarna] substantiv {c} | mountaineer [mountaineers](one who climbs mountains for sport or pleasure) |
| bergsprängare [~n ~, ~sprängarna] substantiv {c} | boom box(portable audio system) |
| Berlinmuren proper noun {c} | Berlin Wall(wall that parted Berlin) |
| beskuren [beskuret beskurna] adjektiv | cropped(cut very short) |
| beskyddare [~n ~, beskyddarna] substantiv {c} | protector [protectors](someone who protects or guards) |
| besökare [~n ~, besökarna] substantiv {c} | visitor [visitors](guest) |
| silver silvret; pl. ~, best. pl. silvren adjektiv | argent(of white or silver tincture on a coat of arms) |
| besvärjare [~n ~, besvärjarna] substantiv {c} | enchanter [enchanters](A spellcaster, conjurer, wizard, sorcerer or soothsayer) |
| betablockerare [~n ~, ~blockerarna] substantiv {c} | beta blocker [beta blockers](blocking agent) |
| betalare [~n ~, betalarna] substantiv {c} | payer [payers](one who pays) |
| betraktare [~n ~, betraktarna] substantiv {c} | beholder [beholders](someone who observes or beholds; an observer or spectator) observer [observers](one who makes observations, monitors or takes notice) |
| bettlare [~n ~, bettlarna] substantiv {c} | beggar [beggars](person who begs) |
| beundrare [~n ~, beundrarna] substantiv {c} | admirer [admirers](one who admires) |
| biätare [~n ~, ~ätarna] substantiv {c} | bee-eater(bird in the family Meropidae) European bee-eater(Merops apiaster) |
| bidragsgivare [~n ~, ~givarna] substantiv {c} | contributor [contributors](a benefactor; someone who gives to charity or some cause) |
| Bildhuggaren proper noun {c} | Sculptor(constellation) |
| bildhuggare [~n ~, ~huggarna] substantiv {c} | sculptor [sculptors](a person who sculpts) |
| bildläsare [~n ~, ~läsarna] substantiv {c} | scanner [scanners](device which scans documents) |
| bildörr [~en ~ar] substantiv {c} | car door(door designed for use on a car) |
| bildstormare [~n ~, ~stormarna] substantiv {c} | iconoclast [iconoclasts](one who destroys religious images or icons) |
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