What does signalera in Swedish mean?
What is the meaning of the word signalera in Swedish? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use signalera in Swedish.
The word signalera in Swedish means signal, proklamera, signalera, signalera, flagga, ge stickreplik till, signalera ngt till ngn, signalera till ngn, signalera ngt med flagga, signalera till ngn, signalera till ngt, signalera ngt till ngn. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word signalera
signal
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proklamera(announce, signal) (formell) The elections herald a major political change in the country. |
signalera(indicate) |
signalera(figurative (signal, herald) (bildlig) The fall of the Berlin wall ushered in a new period in Germany's history. |
flagga(signal sth) The sailors used a semaphore system to flag messages. |
ge stickreplik till(stage lights, music: prepare) Signalera om ljuset! Pjäsen håller på att börja. Cue the lights! The play is about to begin. |
signalera ngt till ngn(signal sth to sb) Ships use coloured bunting to flag messages to one another. |
signalera till ngn(send flag signal to sb) |
signalera ngt med flagga(signal sth with flags) |
signalera till ngn(figurative (with other thing: signal to sb) |
signalera till ngt(figurative (with other thing: signal sth) |
signalera ngt till ngn(communicate sign) Harry signalled to Jasmin that they should leave. |
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