WordReference English-Swedish Dictionary © 2025:
| Huvudsakliga översättningar |
| forfeit [sth]⇒ vtr | (lose legally) (formell) | förspilla vtr |
| | | tappa vtr |
| | | avsäga sig vtr + refl |
| | By marrying a divorcee, the king forfeited his right to the throne. |
| forfeit [sth] vtr | (give up) | ge upp ngt vtr partikel oskj |
| | | avstå från ngt vtr partikel oskj |
| | Tom decided to forfeit the race when he twisted his ankle rather than risking further injury. |
| forfeit n | (legal: fine) | böter s |
| | | vite s |
| | Sam paid the bill late, so he had to pay an additional forfeit. |
| forfeit n | (action performed as penalty) | straff s |
| | | påföljd s |
| | Maria lost the bet, so she paid the forfeit of doing all her brother's chores for a week. |
| forfeit n | (sports: penalty) | förlust s |
| | The away team did not have sufficient players, so the home team won by a forfeit. |
| forfeit n | uncountable (loss of [sth] by law) | förverkande s |
| | | förlorande s |
| | | förlust s |
| | The forfeit of his lands left the aristocrat penniless. |
| forfeit adj | (lost, given up) | förlorad adj |
| | | utebliven adj |
| | If you cancel your booking after this date, your deposit will be forfeit. |