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1 vidne
* * *I. (et -r)( person) witness;[ afhøre vidner] take evidence, examine (el. question) witnesses;[ bære vidne om], se II. vidne (om);[ føre vidner] call (el. produce) witnesses;[ føre ham som vidne] put him in the box,(am) put him on the stand;[ det har han vidner på] he can produce witnesses to that;[ indkalde én som vidne] summon(s) somebody as a witness, subpoena somebody;[ kalde til vidne] call to witness ( på at that);[ møde som vidne] appear as witness, go in the box,(am) take the stand;[ være vidne til] witness ( fx an accident, a ceremony, a curious scene),( være til stede ved) be present at ( fx the ceremony, theexecution).II. vb( i retten) give evidence,( under ed) depose;(rel) witness;[ vidne til fordel for] testify for;[ vidne imod] testify against ( fx several witnesses testified against him);[ vidne om]( vise) show,(F: tyde på) indicate ( fx a broken lock showed (, indicated) that the house had been broken into);( bevidne, F) testify to, attest to ( fx his writings attest to his wide reading), bear witness to ( fx terrible scars bore witness to the torture he had been subjected to). -
2 bevidne
1свиде́тельствовать (о чём-л.), подтвержда́ть* * *testify, witness, bear witness* * *vb( stå inde for) testify ( fx that he is reliable; to his reliability), attest;( skriftligt) certify;(jur) depose to;( skrive under på) witness ( fx a will);( udtrykke) express ( fx one's gratitude to somebody);[ jeg bevidner afskriftens rigtighed] I certify this to be a true copy. -
3 fortælle
3расска́зывать, сообща́тьder fortǽlles — говоря́т
* * *break, narrate, recount, relate, tell, weave, put (someone) wise* * *vb (fortalte, fortalt) tell;( NB foran "that" bisætning skal hensynsled med, fx han fortalte at he told me (, him, them etc) that);( især om længere beretning) relate,F narrate;( også) he told how;[ jeg har ladet mig fortælle at] I have been told that, I understand that;[ det fortælles at] it is said that;[" Jeg kom igår," fortalte han] "I arrived yesterday", he told me (, them etc) (el. he said);[ fortælle om] tell about ( fx tell about one's experiences; he told (us etc) about his journey);(fig: vidne om) tell of,F testify to. -
4 vidnesbyrd
(et -)( udsagn) testimony;(jur) evidence,( tegn, bevis også) mark, proof;( attest) testimonial, certificate, attestation;( fra skolen) (school) report;(rel) witness, make one's witness;[ aflægge vidnesbyrd om] bear testimony to, testify to;[ bære vidnesbyrd om], se II. vidne (om).
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