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1 forstå at
verb. understand how to verb. [ kunne] know how to (la han forstå at) let him know that (f.eks. ), make it clear to him that, give him to understand that, intimate to him that -
2 jo
yeah, yes* * *int. [ bekreftende på spørsmål] yes, certainly, to be sure int. [ svarord] yes (f.eks.didn't you see him? - Yes I did
), certainly int. [ innlednings- og overgangsord] well, why; after all konj. the (f.eks.the more he gets, the more he wants, the more I practise, the worse I sing
) subst. (fugl) (Stercorarius) skua, (amer.) jaeger adv. [forklarende: nemlig, som kjent] you know (f.eks.han er jo lærer, he is a teacher, you know
) -
3 nå
приближатьсясейчас* * *catch, now, reach* * *subst. present, present moment, now subst. [ øyeblikk] moment subst. [ kortere] instant verb. reach, get at, gain verb. catch up with verb. attain, reach verb. reach, get to verb. arrive at (f.eks. ) (ikke nå) miss [ tid] now, at present [ oppmuntrende] come, come [beroligende, irettesettende] there, there! [ spørrende] well? [ forklarende] you know (fxyou know, I never really understood him
) indeed [ forsterkende] really (fx ) [ formanende] now (fxnow, don't stay up too late!
) -
4 faktisk
actually, fact, reality* * *adj. [ virkelig] actual, real, factual, virtual (i realiteten) adj. [virkelig, eksisterende etc.] actual (f.eks.the actual and potential riches of the country
) adj. [ basert på fakta] based on facts, founded on fact, actual, real adj. [ slik det praktisk talt forholder seg] virtual (f.eks. they have a virtual monopoly of this commodity; the Prime Minister was the virtual adj. [ kun forsterkende] really (f.eks.he is really the biggest swindler I know; it is really the only thing that is any good for my rheumatism
) adv. as a matter of fact, actually (f.eks.as a matter of fact he did buy it; I actually did see him
) adv. indeed, really -
5 især
adv. especially (f.eks.I am especially interested in art
) adv. particularly (f.eks.what I particularly want to know
) adv. notably, chiefly (f.eks.I dislike him, chiefly because he is so ill-bred
) adv. in particular (f.eks. ) (hver især) each
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