en fortsättning
Meaning
continuation, sequel
In Swedish: återupptagande; fullföljande
Forms
| Singular, indefinite | en fortsättning |
|---|---|
| Singular, definite | fortsättningen |
| Plural, indefinite | fortsättningar |
| Plural, definite | fortsättningarna |
fortsättning is an en-word, so adjectives agree with it: en stor fortsättning, den stora fortsättningen. Check another noun
Practise fortsättning
1 / 2Is it en fortsättning or ett fortsättning?
fortsättning in a sentence
- det blir en fortsättning på programmetthere will be a sequel to the programme
- fortsättning följer i nästa nummerto be continued in the next issue
Expressions
- i fortsättningenin the future
Words built with fortsättning
- fortsättningskurs continuation course
Questions
What does fortsättning mean in English?
fortsättning means “continuation, sequel”.
Is it en fortsättning or ett fortsättning?
It is en fortsättning, and “the continuation” is fortsättningen.
What is the plural of fortsättning?
The plural of fortsättning is fortsättningar, and the definite plural is fortsättningarna.
Similar words
efterspel
Nearby common words
fortsättning is number 5,243 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.
- 5,239överträffa exceed, surpass
- 5,240kat khat (a shrub, including when used as a recreational drug)
- 5,241redogörelse report, account
- 5,242rovdjur a predator (animal that preys on others), Carnivora
- 5,244passionerad impassioned
- 5,245antik antique
- 5,246mekaniker mechanic
- 5,247undkomma escape
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