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1 uforbeholden
implicit, unqualified, unreserved* * *adj unreserved ( fx approval), unqualified ( fx approval, praise), open ( fx admiration);( åbenhjertig) candid ( fx opinion); outspoken, frank;[ en uforbeholden undskyldning] an unreserved apology. -
2 underforstået
implicit, implicitly -
3 ubetinget
flat, flatly, implicit, implicitly, unquestioning* * *adj unconditional ( fx surrender, consent); absolute ( fxnecessity, truth);(F: om noget negativt) unmitigated ( fx disaster, evil);( uforbeholden) unqualified ( fx praise, support), wholehearted ( fxapproval),(F: blind) implicit ( fx faith, trust, obedience);adv unconditionally; absolutely ( fx necessary); without qualifications( fx condemn something without qualifications);(F: blindt) implicitly;[ ubetinget afslag] flat refusal;[ en ubetinget nødvendighed] an absolute necessity,F a sine qua non;T a must. -
4 blind
слепо́йvǽre blind for nóget — перен. закрыва́ть глаза́ на что-л.
en blind vej — тупи́к м
* * ** * *adj blind;[ adlyde blindt] obey implicitly;[ blind alarm] a false alarm;[ blive blind] go blind, lose one's sight;[ de blinde] the blind;[ den blinde] the blind person;( i kortspil) the dummy;[ blind for] blind to ( fx I am not blind to his faults);[ blind gade] blind alley, dead end,F cul-de-sac;[ kærlighed gør blind] love is blind;[ blind lydighed] implicit (el. blind) obedience;[ blind makker] dummy;(fig) take a leap in the dark;[ blind passager] stowaway;[ blind på det ene øje] blind in one eye;(se også kikkert). -
5 tillid
confidence, faith, trust* * *(en) confidence ( til in, fx in the government; win their confidence), trust ( til in, fx in a promise; her childlike trust in him; the trust placed in them);[ blind tillid] implicit confidence; blind faith;[ genoprette tilliden til] restore confidence in;[ have (el. nære) tillid til] have confidence in, trust, trust in,( stole på) rely on;[ i tillid til] relying on; trusting to;[ vise tillid] show confidence;[ vise ham tillid] show him confidence; trust him; -
6 trygt
* * *adv( sikkert, i sikkerhed) safely;( ubekymret) securely;( roligt, tillidsfuldt) confidently;[ stole trygt på] rely confidently on, have complete confidence (el.implicit faith) in. -
7 tyrkertro
(fig) implicit faith (på in).
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Implicit — Im*plic it, a. [L. implicitus, p. p. of implicare to entwine, entangle, attach closely: cf. F. implicite. See {Implicate}.] 1. Infolded; entangled; complicated; involved. [Obs.] Milton. [1913 Webster] In his woolly fleece I cling implicit. Pope.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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implicit — im·plic·it /im pli sət/ adj: capable of being recognized though unexpressed: implied im·plic·it·ly adv Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996 … Law dictionary
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