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The Swedish term "taxa, kost, biljettpris" matches the English term "fare"

other swedish words that include "taxa" : english :
taxa, avgift, arvode, provision, honorar fee
taxa table of rates
tulltaxa, taxa tariff
other swedish words that include "kost" : english :
följning, åtkomst, anskaffningskostnad acquisition
frikostig, riklig bountiful
frukost breakfast
avgift, försvar, omkostnad, anbefalla, kostnad charge
kostnader charges
kostnad, pris, kostnad cost
levnadskostnad cost-of-living
kostar costing
kostsam, kostbar, dyrbar costly
kostnader costs
kostym, dräkt costume
mjukost cream cheese
diet, kost diet
bekostnad, kostnad, utgift, omkostnad expense
flanellkostym, flanellbyxor flannels
matsäck, mat, kost, föda food
avgiftsfri, gratis, kostnadsfri free of charge
frikostig freehanded
klädedräkt, kostym, skrud garb
ädelmod, frikostighet generosity
givmild, generös, frikostlig, ädelmodig generous
svävfarkost hovercraft
vad kostar det how much is it
kavajkostym lounge suit
frikostighet, generositet munificence
frikostig, storslagen munificencent
kostnader, uygifter outgo
fasta kostnader overhead
bekosta pay for
husmanskost potluck
sjömanskostym sailor suit
kostym, passa, klänning suit
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