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I sæp noun(the liquid in trees, plants etc: The sap flowed out when he broke the stem of the flower.) sevje, plantesaftII sæp past tense, past participle - sapped; verb(to weaken or destroy (a person's strength, confidence, courage etc): The disease slowly sapped his strength.) tappe (for kraft), utmattesaft--------tosk--------underminereIsubst. \/sæp\/1) sevje, (plante)saft2) ( overført) livskraft3) ( overført) livsnerve, hjerteblod4) ( også sapwood) splintved, geite, yte5) (amer.) dust, idiot, tosk• can't you see that I'm joking, you sap!skjønner du ikke at jeg tuller, din idiot!6) ( slang) batong, (politi)køllebe in sap sevje, fylles med sevjeIIsubst. \/sæp\/ ( militærvesen)1) løpegrav, sappe2) pionerarbeid, graving av løpegraverIIIverb \/sæp\/tappe saften ut avIVverb \/sæp\/1) ( militærvesen) grave løpegrav(er)2) ( også overført) underminere, undergrave, knuse3) ( overført) svekke, utmatte, tappe for krefter, ta livskraften fra
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