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1 bent
bentpast tense, past participle; = bendIsubst. \/bent\/1) tilbøyelighet, hang, dragning, lyst2) anlegg, talent3) ( slang) skurk, kjeltring4) ( slang) avviker5) ( bygg) ramme, tverrammefollow one's bent følge sin lystto the top of one's bent så mye man klarer, så mye man orker, til det yttersteIIsubst. \/bent\/kvein, stivt gress2) gresstilk3) ( poetisk) eng, jordeIIIverb \/bent\/preteritum og perfektum av ➢ bendIVadj. \/bent\/1) bøyd, krokete, buet, krum2) ivrig, fast bestemt, oppsatt3) (slang, om ting) stjålet4) (slang, om person) korrupt, uærlig5) (slang, om person) seksuelt avvikende6) ( bue) spentbe bent (up)on doing something være oppsatt på å gjøre noebe bent (up)on mischief ha ondt i sinne -
2 resist
rə'zist1) (to fight against, usually successfully: The soldiers resisted the enemy attack; He tried to resist arrest; It's hard to resist temptation.) stå imot, motsette seg2) (to be able to stop oneself doing, taking etc (something): I couldn't resist kicking him when he bent down; I just can't resist strawberries.) la være, motstå3) (to be unaffected or undamaged by: a metal that resists rust/acids.) være motstandsdyktig overfor•- resistantmotståverb \/rɪˈzɪst\/1) motstå, stå imot, gjøre motstand mot, motsette seg2) tåle3) være motstandsdyktig mot4) sette seg på bakbena, stritte imot, vegre seg5) bestrideresist to stå imot
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bent on on doing something — ˈbent on sth/on doing sth idiom determined to do sth (usually sth bad) • She seems bent on making life difficult for me. see also ↑hell bent Main entry: ↑bentidiom … Useful english dictionary
bent on (doing) something — phrase very determined to achieve something She seemed bent on destroying their relationship. Thesaurus: determined and ambitioussynonym Main entry: bent … Useful english dictionary
bent on something doing something — ˈbent on sth/on doing sth idiom determined to do sth (usually sth bad) • She seems bent on making life difficult for me. see also ↑hell bent Main entry: ↑bentidiom … Useful english dictionary
be hell-bent on doing something — be hell bent on (something/doing something) to be determined to do something, usually something that people think is wrong. Local fans seemed hell bent on causing as much trouble as possible during the match … New idioms dictionary
to be bent on doing something — decide to do something … English contemporary dictionary
bent — bent1 [ bent ] adjective 1. ) a bent object has a curved or twisted shape: bent railings 2. ) MAINLY BRITISH INFORMAL dishonest: a bent cop 3. ) MAINLY BRITISH an offensive word used to describe a gay person bent on (doing) something very… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
bent — [[t]be̱nt[/t]] 1) Bent is the past tense and past participle of bend. 2) ADJ GRADED If an object is bent, it is damaged and no longer has its correct shape. The trees were all bent and twisted from the wind. 3) ADJ GRADED If a person is bent,… … English dictionary
bent — I UK [bent] / US adjective 1) a bent object has a curved or twisted shape bent railings 2) British informal dishonest a bent copper (= police officer) 3) British offensive an offensive word used to describe a gay person • bent on (doing)… … English dictionary
bent — bent1 [bent] the past tense and past participle of ↑bend bent 2 bent2 adj 1.) something that is bent is no longer flat or straight ▪ a bent nail ▪ Stand with your knees slightly bent. ▪ He breathed in deeply, bent double in pain (=with the top… … Dictionary of contemporary English
bent — 1 the past tense and past participle of bend 1 2 adjective 1 something that is bent is no longer flat or straight: The hinge was bent and the lid wouldn t shut properly. 2 bent on completely determined to do something: He seems bent on success at … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
bent — 1. dishonest Not straight, as in the punning bent copper. It may also refer to something stolen: Having sold a stolen or bent car to a complainant... (Lavine, 1930) 2. (of a male) homosexual As different from straight,… … How not to say what you mean: A dictionary of euphemisms