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1 udstilling
display, exhibition, exposition, fair* * *(en -er)( ofte om konkurrenceudstilling) show ( fx a flower (, dog) show; a motor show),(am også) exhibit;(købestævne etc) fair;(i butik etc) display ( fx of books);( af vagt) posting;[ på en udstilling] at an exhibition (, a show, a fair);[ han har tre billeder med på udstillingen] he has three pictures in the exhibition. -
2 åbne
open, open up, pick, unfasten* * *vb open ( fx a door, a letter, a new shop, a meeting, an exhibition, a campaign, an account at a bank, somebody's eyes to something);(især om forretning el. om noget der har været lukket længe) open up (fx a new shop; a grave, a room);( låse op) unlock;[ atter åbne, åbne igen] reopen;[ erklære udstillingen for åbnet] declare the exhibition open;[ åbne et fad](dvs stikke det an) broach a cask;[ åbne ild](mil.) open fire; open up;[indgangen åbnes kl. 7] doors open at 7;[ åbne nye muligheder] open up new opportunities ( for for);[ åbne sig] open (up);(se også marked);[ med præp:][ åbne for] open to,( gas, vand etc) turn on;[ åbne for slusen] open the lock;(fig) open the floodgates;[ åbne sit hjerte for en] open one's heart to somebody;[ åbne sit hus for dem] throw one's house open to them;[ åbne noget med magt] force something open. -
3 ben
bone, leg* * *(et -)( på stikkontakt) pin;( bierhverv) side line, private work;( sinecure) sinecure, soft job;( biindtægt) perk;[ finde sine ben] find one's feet;[ få det forkerte ben først ud af sengen] get out of bed on the wrong side;(dvs kunne ikke klare sig) they (etc) wiped the floor with him;(dvs blev ikke hørt) he couldn't get a word in edgeways;[ have et ben i hver lejr] have a foot in both camps;[ have ben i næsen] have a mind of one's own;(fig) have one's feet (firmly planted) on the ground;[ det er der ingen ben i] that is perfectly simple, that is plain sailing;[ han løb så hurtigt som hans ben kunne bære ham] he ran as fast as his legs would carry him;[ med børnene rendende mellem benene på en] with the children under one's feet;(se også I. hale);[ falde over sine egne ben] fall (el. stumble) over one's own legs;[ være ved at falde over sine egne ben af iver] be falling over oneself;[ hjælpe en på benene] help somebody to his feet;(fig) set somebody on his feet;[ hans formue fik hurtigt ben at gå på] he went through his fortune in no time;( efter fald) pick oneself up;( rejse sig for at tale) get on (el. come to) one's feet;[ komme ned på benene] land on one's feet;(fig) get up ( fx an exhibition);[ stille en hær på benene] raise an army;[ han kunne næsten ikke stå på benene] he could hardly stand up (el. keep on his feet);[ stå på egne ben] stand on one's own two feet;(dvs oppe) be up and about,( efter sygdom også) be back on one's feet again;[ hele byen er på benene] the whole town is astir;[ slå benene væk under en] knock somebody off his feet;[ sætte det længste ben foran] put one's best foot forward;[ jeg vil aldrig sætte mine ben i hans hus] I will never set foot in his house;[ tage benene på nakken] take to one's heels;[ gøre sig ud til bens] cut up rough;[ let til bens] light-footed;(dvs en drink) a bird never flew on one wing.
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