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Sweden in British English
(ˈswiːdən)
noun
a kingdom in NW Europe, occupying the E part of the Scandinavian Peninsula, on the Gulf of Bothnia and the Baltic: first united during the Viking period (8th–11th centuries); a member of the European Union. About 50 per cent of the total area is forest and 9 per cent lakes. Exports include timber, pulp, paper, iron ore, and steel. Official language: Swedish. Official religion: Church of Sweden (Lutheran). Currency: krona. Capital: Stockholm. Pop: 9 910 701 (2017 est). Area: 449 793 sq km (173 665 sq miles)
Swedish name: SverigeSweden in American English
(ˈswidən)
country in N Europe, in the E part of the Scandinavian Peninsula: 173,732 sq mi (449,964 sq km); pop. 8,587,000; cap. Stockholm
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British English: Sweden /ˈswiːdn/ NOUN
Sweden is a kingdom in north-west Europe, occupying the eastern part of the Scandinavian Peninsula, on the Gulf of Bothnia and the Baltic.
- American English: Sweden
- Arabic: السُّوَيْد
- Brazilian Portuguese: Suécia
- Chinese: 瑞典
- Croatian: Švedska
- Czech: Švédsko
- Danish: Sverige
- Dutch: Zweden
- European Spanish: Suecia
- Finnish: Ruotsi
- French: Suède
- German: Schweden
- Greek: Σουηδία
- Italian: Svezia
- Japanese: スウェーデン
- Korean: 스웨덴
- Norwegian: Sverige
- Polish: Szwecja
- European Portuguese: Suécia
- Romanian: Suedia
- Russian: Швеция
- Latin American Spanish: Suecia
- Swedish: Sverige
- Thai: ประเทศสวีเดน
- Turkish: İsveç
- Ukrainian: Швеція
- Vietnamese: nước Thụy Điển
Chinese translation of 'Sweden'
Sweden
(ˈswiːdn)
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瑞典
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