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см. hver* * ** * *pron every;( af bestemt antal) each;(se også enhver);[ lidt af hvert] a little of everything;( om noget lige nævnt) a little of each;(fig) he has knocked about a good deal;[ hver anden dag] every second day, every two days, every other day;[ hver dag] every day, daily;[ hver og én, én og hver] everybody, one and all, to a man;[ hver for sig] separately; individually ( fx individually they are very nice);[ de har hver sin bog] they have a book each;[ pakket ind i hver sit stykke papir] wrapped up in separate pieces of paper;[ de sad på hver sin side af bordet] they sat on either side of the table;[ trække til hver sin side] pull different ways;[ de gik hver sin vej (el. hver til sit)] they parted; they went their separate (, F: several) ways;(dvs meget tit) he is always coming here;(dvs når som helst) he may come (at) any moment;
См. также в других словарях:
go different ways — index disband, disperse (scatter) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
pull different ways — index bicker Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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