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'ækʃən1) (something done: Action, not talking, is necessary if we are to defeat the enemy; Take action immediately; The firemen are ready to go into action.) gjerning, handling, aksjon2) (movement: Tennis needs a good wrist action.) bevegelse3) (a legal case: He brought an action for divorce against his wife.) saksøking, saksanlegg4) (the events (of a play, film etc): The action of the play takes place on an island.) handling5) (a battle; fighting: He was killed in action; Our troops fought an action against the enemy.) kamp(handling), strid•- out of actionaktivitet--------gjerning--------handlingsubst. \/ˈækʃ(ə)n\/1) handling, tiltak2) aksjon3) handlemåte, opptreden4) ( kjemi) innvirkning, påvirkning5) ( medisin) virkning, effekt6) ( om maskiner) funksjon, virkemåte, gang7) mekanismeta ladegrep \/ spenne hanen (på revolveren) \/ trekke sluttstykket tilbake8) (i skuespill, roman e.l.) handling, action• action film\/movie9) ( hverdagslig) begivenhet, aktivitet11) (militærvesen, overført) kamp, aksjon, stridshandling12) bevegelse, ganglag, gester13) (amer., slang) sex, samleie14) (amer., slang) kriminell aktivitet, narkotikahandelaction! ( ved filminnspilling) opptak!action for damages ( jus) erstatningssøksmålaction for defamation ( jus) injuriesøksmålaction painting ( kunst) abstrakt ekspresjonisme, spontanismeaction replay (TV, video) i repetisjon, i sakte filmaction stations (britisk, militærvesen) (kamp)posisjon, kampstillingaction stations! klar til kamp!bring an action against anlegge sak mot, stevne, saksøkecall into action sette i funksjonenter an action ( jus) innlegge protestget a piece of the action ta del i begivenhetene, være der det skjer, være med på moroaget in on the action bli med på det som skjergo into action gå til handling, ta affærekilled in action drept i strida man of action en handlingens mannplan of action slagplan, handlingsplanput into action sette i gang, sette i funksjon, iverksetteput out of action sette ut av funksjon, sette ut av drift, stenge av ( militærvesen) gjøre kampudyktig ( hverdagslig) sette ut av spilltake action gripe inn, gå til handling, ta forholdsregler ( jus) anlegge saktake industrial action streike
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