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1 geni
* * *subst. genius, natural talent subst. [ også nedsettende] know-it-all, know-all (et misforstått geni) a misunderstood genius -
2 sammenhengen
subst. [ kjennsgjerningene] the facts (det fremgår av sammenhengen) it appears from the context (kjenne hele sammenhengen) know the true facts of the case, know all about it (se sammenhengen) see the connection -
3 allviter
subst. [ en som foregir å vite alt] omniscient, (neg.:) know-all -
4 bedreviten
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5 bedrevitende
adj. know-all -
6 forstå seg på
(f.eks.om hunder, vin
) be a good judge (el. a connoisseur) of dogs (,wine, etc.) (f.eks.opera, flamenco, jazz
) be an opera (, flamenco, jazz) buff understand about, have a knowledge of, be a good judge of know all about, have a way with -
7 greie på noe
(ha greie på noe) know (all) about thsomething -
8 vitterlig at
(jus) (det gjøres herved vitterlig at) know all men by these presents that... (jus) (gjøre vitterlig at) make known that -
9 jo
yeah, yes* * *int. [ bekreftende på spørsmål] yes, certainly, to be sure int. [ svarord] yes (f.eks.didn't you see him? - Yes I did
), certainly int. [ innlednings- og overgangsord] well, why; after all konj. the (f.eks.the more he gets, the more he wants, the more I practise, the worse I sing
) subst. (fugl) (Stercorarius) skua, (amer.) jaeger adv. [forklarende: nemlig, som kjent] you know (f.eks.han er jo lærer, he is a teacher, you know
) -
10 herregud!
int. dear me! tut tut! (undskyldende) after all (fxhe didn't know better, after all
)
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