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1) (in the absence of; not having: They went without you; I could not live without him; We cannot survive without water.) uten2) (not: He drove away without saying goodbye; You can't walk along this street without meeting someone you know.) uten åIadv. \/wɪħˈaʊt\/1) ( mest litterært) utenfor, utvendig, på utsiden2) ( overført) på utsiden, utenpå3) utendet er ikke noe brød igjen, så du får klare deg uten• if you don't like my dinner, you'll have to go withoutom du ikke liker middagen min, får du klare deg utendo without klare seg utenstyre seg forfrom without utenfrathose (that are) without ( overført) de som står utenfor, de som ikke har noewithin and without se ➢ within, 1IIprep. \/wɪħˈaʊt\/1) uten2) ( mest litterært) utenfor, utenomfrom without fra utsiden, utenfrawithout doors utendørsIIIkonj. \/wɪħˈaʊt\/(dialekt, hverdagslig) uten at, så vidt ikke, om ikkebut not without ( hverdagslig) men ikke ellers
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