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1 bygge
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2 gjenoppbygge
verb. rebuild, reconstruct, build up again verb. (overført) reconstruct, build up again (f.eks.build an organization up again
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3 lageroppbygging
subst. stockbuilding, stock accumulation subst. build-up of stocks, additions to stocks subst. US: inventory build-up, inventory accumulation, build-up of inventories -
4 kroppsbygning
subst. physique, build, body build, bodily constitution -
5 opparbeide
verb. work up, build up (f.eks.work up a business, a connection or a market or build up a practice
) verb. work up, process (f.eks. ) verb. work up (f.eks.I can't work up any enthusiasm for this.
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6 anlegge
основывать, закладывать, сооружать, строить* * *verb. [bygge, etc] build, erect, construct, make verb. [ grunnlegge] found, establish verb. [ legge på] apply verb. [park, hage] lay out verb. [klær, mine] assume, put on verb. [ planlegge] plan -
7 bebygge
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8 byggbar
adj. possible to build, buildable -
9 bygge barrikader
verb. build barricades -
10 bygge opp
verb. build up, erect -
11 bygge på
основываться на чем-л, полагаться на...* * *verb. add to, add verb. (overført) [ stole på] rely on verb. (overført) [ støtte seg på] build on, go on, base on, be founded on -
12 bygging
subst. [ oppføring] building, construction subst. (maling) piling subst. [ bygningsmåte] build subst. (maling) [ av papirfiber] linting -
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14 bål
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15 finbygget
adj. delicate, delicately built, of delicate build -
16 fjell
гора-et, -, -a/-ene* * *Mount, mountain* * *subst. mountain, hill (f.eks.they came to Norway to hike in the mountains
) subst. [ om grunnen] rock (it is best to build on solid rock) subst. skotsk: ben (bestige et fjell) climb a mountain (stø som fjell) solid as a rock, steady as a rock -
17 grunn
причина* * *cause, reason, shallow* * *subst. [land, jord] grounds, land, property subst. [ årsak] reason, cause, gounds subst. [ nødvendighet] need adj. shallow (ha saklig grunn) be justified, objective/due grounds (uten saklig grunn) Eks..: consent shall not be unduly withheld (legge til grunn for) base/build (one's view) on, rely on, take into account -
18 indre varmeutvikling
subst. (plast) heat build up -
19 innrede
decorate, furnish* * *verb. furnish, fit up, fit out, build -
20 kline
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