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1 found
adj. inräknad (i pris etc.); funnen, funnet--------v. grunda, grundlägga, upprätta, stifta; gjuta, stöpa* * *past tense, past participle; = find -
2 found a solution
hittade en lösning -
3 found a treasure
hittade en skatt -
4 found a way out
hittade en utväg -
5 found an outlet
fann utlopp för -
6 found comfort
fann tröst -
7 found comfort in
fann tröst i, blev tröstad -
8 found comfort in her arms
blev tröstad av henne -
9 found comfort in his arms
blev tröstad av honom -
10 found dead
funnen död -
11 found excuses
sökte bortförklaringar -
12 found favor with him
fann nåd inför honom -
13 found himself
fann sig själv -
14 found himself a sucker
fann sig vara en som går på (tror) vad som helst -
15 found his place
fann sig till rätta -
16 found his way
fann sin väg -
17 found it suspicious
tyckte det verkade misstänkt -
18 found its way into his heart
gjorde honom intresserad -
19 found out
fick reda på, kom på -
20 found peace and quiet
fann lugn och ro
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