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слово-et, -, -a/-ene* * ** * *subst. word subst. [ løfte] word, promise (bryte sitt ord) break one's word, go back on one's word (el. one's promise), break faith (en mann av få ord) a man of few words (et ord er et ord) a bargain is a bargain; a promise is a promise (gi én sitt ord) give somebody one's word (f.eks. ); pledge oneself (gå fra sitt ord) break one's word, go back (el. renege) on one's word, break faith (hans siste ord) (før døden) his last words, his dying words; (om tilbud) his last word (jeg gir mitt ord) I give you my word! (legg inn et godt ord) put in a word for somebody (leke med ord) play upon words; (med ordspil) pun (med andre ord) in other words (med få ord) in (a) few words (ord for ord) word for word (f.eks. ); verbatim (f.eks.speeches are recorded verbatim
) (strides om ord) quibble, split hairs (stå ved sitt ord) keep one's promise (el. one's word); be as good as one's word (NB his word is (as good as) his bond) (tomme ord) empty (el. idle) words -
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5 sammen
вместе* * *jointly, together* * *adv. [i selskap, berøring, med hverandre] together (f.eks.dine, live, walk together, sit close together, bring them together, bind us together
) adv. [i fellesskap, forening] together (f.eks. ), jointly, between them (, us, you) (f.eks. ) adv. [ samtidig] together (f.eks.now let us all shout together!
), simultaneously adv. [ mot hverandre] into each other (they bumped into each other - de støtte sammen) adv. [ om mindre omfang] up (f.eks.fold up, roll up, shrivel up
) adv. [ til mindre] down, together, up (alle sammen) all, all of them (you, us), everybody, everyone (alt sammen) everything, all (things), the (whole) lot (bryte sammen) collapse, break down (flere sammen) several persons (etc.) together, groups of persons (etc.) (ha noe sammen) have (f.eks. ) together, (dvs. deles om det) share something (f.eks. ) (ta seg sammen) pull oneself together, make an effort [ kjærester] (være sammen) go steady with, see (I have been seeing John for 6 months now) [ samlet] (være sammen) collected, together, gathered
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