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əu(to be in debt to: I owe (him) $10.) skylde- owing- owing toskyldeverb \/əʊ\/1) ( også overført) skylde2) kunne takke for, være takk skyldigjeg har ham å takke for mye \/ jeg skylder ham myeowe allegiance to the king ( høytidelig) være kongen troskap skyldigowe it to oneself to skylde seg selv åowe it to somebody that ha noen å takke for atjeg har deg å takke for at jeg er her \/ jeg kan takke deg for at jeg er herowe somebody a grudge ha et horn i siden til noenowe somebody one ( hverdagslig) skylde noen en tjenesteowe someone a debt of gratitude stå i takknemlighetsgjeld til noenowe someone thanks eller owe thanks to someone være noen takk skyldig
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