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1 huse
accommodate, harbour, house* * *vb house, accommodate;T put up;(jur) harbour ( fx an escaped convict). -
2 imødekomme
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3 rumme
accommodate, contain, store, take* * *vb contain ( fx that book contains all you need to know),( også = kunne rumme) hold ( fx the bottle holds 3 litres; the hall can (el. will) hold 500 people; life holds many surprises);(medføre etc) involve ( fx a danger), imply ( fx a contradiction). -
4 have plads til
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5 tilpasse
adapt, suit, tailor* * *vb adjust ( fx oneself to new conditions),( især om lidt større ændring) adapt ( efter to, fx adapt oneself to one's surroundings; til for, adapt the novel for the stage);(F: ved at give efter) accommodate ( efter to, fx I will accommodate my plan to yours; we must accommodate ourselves to circumstances);( skære, file etc til) fit ( fx a carpet to the floor; the key to the lock),(fig) tailor ( efter to, fx the activities must be tailored to the interests of the patients; the school system should be tailored to the needs of the child). -
6 indrette
11) организо́вывать; обору́довать2) устра́иватьíndrette sig — устра́иваться, приспоса́бливаться
* * ** * *vb arrange ( fx arrange things (, one's day) so that...); organize;( om lejlighed, værelse: udstyre) furnish, fit up ( fx one's own room); fit out ( som as, til for, fx the room was fitted out as an office (, for another purpose));F accommodate ( efter to, fx accommodate one's way of life to another person's);( oprette) establish ( fx a new school);[ være indrettet på at] be prepared to;[ indrette sig] arrange (matters), make one's arrangements;[ indrette sig efter] adapt (oneself) to ( fx you must adapt to each other);[ indrette sig på at] prepare to;[ han er sådan indrettet at] he is so constituted that; his nature is such that;[ sådan er han nu indrettet] that is the way he is;[ indrettet til at] made to;[ dertil indrettet] made for the purpose. -
7 lempe
* * *I. (en):[ med lempe] gently;[ fare med lempe] do things gently, be lenient;( være forsigtig) watch one's step.II. vb( tilpasse) adapt,F accommodate ( efter to);( lette) ease ( fx restrictions, taxation, taxes); relax ( fx control, rules);[ lempe sig efter] adapt oneself to,(F: ved at give efter) accommodate oneself to;[ lempe sig frem (, igennem)] do things gently,( være forsigtig) watch one's step.III. vb( flytte) ease ( fx the box into the corner, the sofa up the stairs,(fig) ease him out of his post);(mar) trim ( fx the ballast). -
8 afpasse
vb adapt, adjust ( efter, til to, fx adapt (el. adjust) oneself to new conditions; adjust one's expenditure to one's income),[ afpasse straffen efter forseelsen] make the punishment fit the crime. -
9 akkommodere
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10 anbringe
3помеща́ть* * *deposit, file, fit, house, lay, locate, plant, position, stow* * *vb( påsætte) fix, fit,( montere) mount,(med.) apply;(indlogere etc) accommodate, lodge,F house,T put;( bænke) seat;( give i forvaring) deposit;( kapital) invest;( sælge) place, sell;[ anbringe en på et kontor] put somebody in an office;[ anbringe sig] plant oneself ( fx in a chair),( stille sig også) station oneself ( fx in front of the door);[ ilde anbragt spøg] ill-timed joke;[ få en vittighed anbragt] put (el. work) in a joke. -
11 indkvartere
billet, quarter* * *vb accommodate ( fx participants will be accommodated in two-bed chalets); lodge;(mil.) billet, quarter ( hos, i on). -
12 indlogere
1поселя́ть, вселя́тьíndlogere sig — поселя́ться, вселя́ться
* * *vb lodge, accommodate;[ indlogere sig hos] take lodgings with;( flytte ind) move in with,( uden tilladelse) move in on. -
13 indpasse
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14 indstille
1настра́ивать, регули́роватьíndstille sig på nóget — настро́иться на что-л.
* * *calibrate, discontinue, suspend, tune* * *vb( regulere) adjust,( radio) tune (in);( foreslå) submit, recommend;( til embede) nominate, propose ( til en stilling for a post);( ophøre med) stop ( fx work),F discontinue ( fx one's visits),( afblæse) call off ( fx a search);( midlertidigt) suspend ( fx payments, hostilities);[ indstille driften], se drift;[ indstille skydningen] cease fire;( radio) tune in to a station;[ indstille en bombe på tid] time a bomb;[ indstille øjet på] accommodate the eye to;[ indstille sig på] prepare oneself for;[ indstille til belønning] recommend for a reward;[ indstille et forslag til vedtagelse] recommend the adoption of a proposal;[ indstille én til en eksamen] enter somebody for an examination,T put somebody in for an examination;[ indstille sig til en eksamen] enter (, put oneself in) for an examination. -
15 plads
accommodation, pitch, place, room, scope, seat, site, space, square, stand* * *(en -er)( sted hvor nogen (, noget) skal være, rette plads) place ( fx a place for everything and everything in its place; the children were all in their places; his place at the table (, in the queue); he said that (a) woman's place is in the home);( siddeplads) seat ( fx there were several empty places (, vacant seats); I got an excellent place (, seat) in the theatre; a corner seat; is this place (, seat) taken? are there any places left on that flight?);(plads i bestyrelse etc) seat (i on, fx on a board, a committee);( placering i rækkefølge, konkurrence) place ( fx he was in second place);( skibs position) position;( skibs liggeplads) berth;(by etc) place, town;( rum, plads til noget) room ( til for, fx there is room for one more in the car), space ( fx enough space to work in; we need more space (el.room) if we're going to play here);( i avis) space;( mellemrum) space ( fx leave more space between the words; they left a space for my car);( husrum; plads i havn) accommodation ( fx find accommodation for 50 people);( åben plads i skov, by etc) open space ( fx an open space among the trees);( firkantet torv) square;( legeplads) playground;( plads til bestemt virksomhed) yard ( fx timber yard);( lønnet stilling) job,(som hushjælp etc) place,F situation;[ med adj & på:][ der er god plads] there is plenty of room;[ ledig plads]( siddeplads) vacant seat,[ på plads](også fig: ordnet) in place;[ på plads!]( til hund) (dvs gå bag efter) heel!( ned) down![ gå på plads!] take your places (, seats)![ lægge (el. sætte) noget på plads] put something in its place, put something away (el. back),F replace something;(fig) put somebody in his place,T tell somebody where he gets off (el. where to get off);(fig) put the record straight;[ på sin plads](fig) appropriate, suitable;[ ikke på sin plads] inappropriate, out of place;[ fyldt til sidste plads] filled to (its utmost) capacity;T full to overflowing;[ med vb:]( på hotel) book a room (, rooms),( på skib) book a passage,(især am) make reservations;[ bytte plads] change places (, seats) ( med with),( om to også) change round (el. over);( siddeplads) get a seat,( lønnet) get a job;[ give plads for], se ndf: gøre plads for;[ det giver ikke plads for nogen tvivl] it leaves no room for doubt;[ gøre plads for] make room (el. way) for;(dvs afløses af) give place to ( fx he ought to give place to ayounger man);(dvs kan modtage, rumme) (can) take ( fx the classroom takes 35 children),(mere F) (can) accommodate ( fx a classroom which accommodates 35 children),F affords accommodation for;[ søge plads] look for a job,( ansøge) apply for a job;[ plads søges (, tilbydes)]( avisrubrik) situations wanted (, vacant);[ tage plads](dvs sætte sig) sit down, take a seat;[ tage megen plads (op)] take up (, F occupy) a lot of room (el. space);[ tiltræde sin plads] take up (, F: enter upon) one's duties;[ vige pladsen for], se vige (for).
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