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The English term "registration fee" matches the Swedish term "anmälningsavgift, registreringsavgift"

other english words that include "registration" : swedish :
registration registrering
registration form anmälningsblankett
registrations registreringar
other english words that include "fee" : swedish :
admission fee entré
arranger`s fee anvisningsprovision
breast-feed amma
breast-feeding amning
breastfeeding amning
coffee kaffe
coffee-house kafé
coffee with milk café-au-lait
enfeeble försvaga
entrance fee inträdesavgift
fee taxa, avgift, arvode, provision, honorar
feeble matt, klen, svag
feeble-minded svagsint
feed mata
feed someone föda
feed up göda
feedback gensvar
feeder utfodrare
feeding matning
feeding-stuff fodermedel
feedrolls matningsvalsar
feedwork matarverk
feedworks matarverk
feel känna
feel at home trivas
feel bored ledas
feel cold frusa
feel sick kvälja
feel sorry for tycka synd om
feel uncomfortable vantrivas
feel unwell må illa
feel well må bra
feeler känselspröt
feeling känsel, känsla, känning
feels känns
fees avgifter
feet fötter
have a feeling ana
linefeed radmatning
linefeeds radmatningar
roast coffee rosta kaffe
stamp-fee lösen
toffee knäck, kola
unfeeling käslolös
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