Englisch-Schwedisch Übersetzung für "pit"

pit {Subst.} (auch: dish)

pit {Subst.}

pit {Subst.} (auch: working)

pit {Subst.} (auch: underworld)

pit {Subst.}

pit {Subst.} (auch: orchestra pit)

pit {Subst.} [Amer.]

pit {Subst.} [Brit.]

pit {Subst.} [Brit.] [scherz.]

pit {Subst.} [Rel.]

to pit [pitted|pitted] {Vb.}

to pit [pitted|pitted] {Vb.} [Amer.] (auch: to core, to seed, to stone)

     snake pit

We go into the bear pit.

Take me back to the pits.

There's somebody in the bear pit!

Jackie Boy will go into the damn tar pits.

The pit could become lodged in our throats.

The underwater part was captured in a stone pit.

Factory is pitted against factory and worker against worker.

And in his right hand, the key to the bottomless pit.

Two different approaches were thus pitted against each other.

Then I will lead them back to Pharaoh and the brick pits.

I seen a big boar pig, right, take a pit bulls head clean off one time.

You could fall in the black pit of Hades...... and come out with arms full of sunshine.

India is not the only country where religious groups are pitted against one another, however.

In the other scenario the government runs the risk of pouring tax revenue into a bottomless pit.

Two worlds were pitted against each other - the wine-growing areas of the south and those of the north.

My Group and I are quite clear in our own minds that this is not about pitting one country against another.

It seems legitimate to ask ourselves whether we are throwing funds down a bottomless pit!

We must not, however, pit regions in difficulties in the present Union against poor regions in the new Member States.

One more word on the Brenner Base tunnel project: it is proving to be a bottomless pit for taxpayers ’ money.