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I sæk noun(a large bag of coarse cloth, strong paper or plastic: The potatoes were put into sacks.) sekk; pose- sacking- sackcloth II sæk verb(to dismiss (a person) from his job: One of the workmen was sacked for drunkenness.) gi sparken, kvitte seg medavskjed--------plyndring--------sekkIsubst. \/sæk\/1) sekk2) (amer.) pose3) ( hverdagslig) innkjøpsveske, shoppingbag4) ( hverdagslig) avskjed, sparken5) (amer., hverdagslig) loppekasse (dvs. seng), sovepose6) (amer., slang) base (i baseball)7) (historisk, militærvesen) forklaring: (ut)plyndring (av erobret by eller område)8) ( foreldet) forklaring: hvitvin som tidligere ble importert fra Spania og Kanariøyene9) ( også sack dress) sekkekjoleget the sack ( hverdagslig) få sparkengive someone the sack ( hverdagslig) sparke noen, gi noen sparkenhit the sack (amer., hverdagslig) hoppe til køys, krype i loppekassa ( ha sex med) gå til sengs, rulle seg i halmenhold the sack ta støytenthe sack ( hverdagslig) sparken ( amerikansk slang) loppekassa ( historisk) forklaring: straff for å ha begått fadermord som gikk ut på at man ble sydd inn i en sekk og druknetIIverb \/sæk\/1) fylle i sekk2) ( hverdagslig) gi sparken, sparke, kvitte seg med3) ( også sack up) håve inn, få, vinne4) plyndre5) beseire6) (amer. fotball, om motspiller) takle7) utvise fra skolen8) putte i lommen, stikke til segsack out (amer., slang) hoppe i seng, hoppe til køys, krype i loppekassa ligge og purke, purke og sove
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