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Swedish
Etymology
spänna + -ning
Pronunciation
Noun
spänning c
- tension (in something taut)
spänningen i tråden- the tension in the string
- (engineering, physics) tension
- tension (strained relations)
spänningar mellan öst och väst- tensions between the West and the East
- tension (tense feeling)
Spänningen är outhärdlig- The tension is unbearable
1985, Roger Brett (lyrics and music), “Warner Home Video-sången”performed by Richard Häger, Vicki Benckert:Medan spänningen höjs mer och mer, inte bara den du ser. Jag låtsas att den skrämmer mig. När jag kurar in mig hos dig lite blygt, och så tittar jag i smyg. Men mycket, mycket närmre dig. Warner Home Video, för vår bästa hemmakväll [hard to make out].- As the tension rises more and more, not just the one you see. I pretend that it scares me . When I huddle up to you a bit shyly, and then I watch furtively. But much, much closer to you. Warner Home Video, for our best night in.
- suspense
en bok för er som älskar spänning- a book for those of you who love suspense
- excitement
få mer spänning i livet- get more excitement in life
- voltage (amount of electrostatic potential)
Spänningen mellan metallplattorna är 220 V- The voltage between the metal plates is 220 V
högspänningsledning- high-voltage power line
Usage notes
Excitement can also be expressed as upphetsning, which however is closer to arousal in tone and often sexual-sounding, like in English.
Declension
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