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1 sårfeber
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2 sår n
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3 såre
grieve, hurt, injure, outrage, wound* * *I. adv( meget) very ( fx sad), greatly ( fx admired), highly ( fxrespected);[ så såre han hørte det] directly he heard it.II. vb( med våben) wound;( skade) injure,( lettere) hurt;(fig: krænke) hurt ( fx his feelings), offend,( stærkere) wound ( fx his remarks offended her (, wounded her deeply); wound his pride (, vanity));[ de sårede](mil.) the wounded,( ved ulykke) the injured;[ dræbte og sårede] killed and wounded, casualties;[ hårdt såre], se hårdtsåret;[ let såre] slightly wounded;[ såre over] hurt (el. offended, wounded) by ( fx his remarks). -
4 sår
cut, sore, wound* * *(et -)(også fig) wound;( især betændt) sore,( også indvendig) ulcer ( fx a stomach ulcer);( brandsår) burn;[ læge et sår] heal a wound;(fig, svarer til) time heals all sorrows; time is the great healer. -
5 rense
cleanse, gut, purify, unstop* * *vb clean ( fx one's clothes, a pipe, one's nails, a wound),( skylle) rinse ( fx bottles);(F: især grundigt) cleanse ( fx a wound);( ceremonielt) cleanse; purify;(fig: for beskyldning) clear ( for of),F exculpate, exonerate ( for from);(moralsk etc) cleanse ( for of, fx guilt, iniquity, wickedness), purify, purge ( for of, fx one's mind of wicked thoughts);( tage indvoldene ud af fjerkræ også) draw ( og binde op and truss);( om spildevand også) treat;( sigte) screen, sift;( raffinere) refine ( fx petrol, sugar), rectify ( fx alcohol);(rør etc) clean out, clear;( korn) clean,(med blæser el. vind) winnow;( for radioaktivitet, giftgas) decontaminate;[ kemisk rense]( om tøj) dry-clean;[ rense luften] purify the air,(fig) clear the air;[ med præp, adv & sig:][ rense for] clear of,F rid of,( stærkere) purge of;(fig), se ovf;[ rense noget for pletter] remove stains (, spots) from something;[ rense op] clean out,( opmudre) dredge ( fx a harbour, a river);[ rense ud] clean,F cleanse;( i skov) weed, clean;( ved afføring) purge ( fx the bowels);(fig: uønskede personer etc) weed out;[ rense ud i personalet] weed out the staff,F purge the staff of undesirable elements (, incompetent persons etc);[ rense sig] clean oneself,( for beskyldning) clear oneself, clear one's name. -
6 skudsår
bullet wound; gunshot wound. -
7 banesår
mortal wound. -
8 betændelse
sg - betǽndelsen, pl - betǽndelserвоспале́ние с* * ** * *(en -r) inflammation;[ der er gået betændelse i såret] the wound is festering. -
9 betændt
angry, inflamed, septic* * *adj inflamed ( fx eye, imagination), festering ( fx wound). -
10 dyb
1) глубо́кий2) ни́зкий ( о звуке)* * *deep, deepness, depths, low, profound, sound* * *I. (et -) deep ( fx the bottomless deep); depth ( fx in the depth of one's heart);( afgrund også) abyss;[ dybet](mar) the deep.II. adj deep ( fx hole, roots, water, wound; voice, note, tone; ten feet deep);(fig) deep ( fx disappointment, feelings, gratitude, sigh, silence),( stærkere, F) profound ( fx gratitude, melancholy, respect, wisdom);[ blive dybere] deepen;[ et dybt buk] a low bow;[ dyb hemmelighed] deep (el. close) secret;[ dybest set] fundamentally, basically;[ dyb sorg] profound grief,( om sørgedragt) deep mourning;[ i dyb søvn] in a deep sleep; fast asleep;[ dyb tallerken] soup plate,( skål) bowl;[ i dybe tanker] deep (el. absorbed) in thought;(se også dybt). -
11 dødbringende
adj deadly ( fx poison), fatal ( fx wound, blow),F lethal ( fx blow, dose of poison, weapon). -
12 dødelig
deadly, fatal, lethal, mortal, terminal* * *adj deadly,F mortal ( fx disease, peril),( dødbringende også) fatal ( fx wound);[ en dødelig] a mortal;[ almindelige dødelige] ordinary mortals;[ dødelig forelsket] head over heels in love;[ dødelig fornærmet] mortally offended;[ dødelig såret] fatally wounded;[ med dødelig udgang] fatal. -
13 forbinde
4соединя́ть, свя́зывать* * *associate, bandage, bind, connect, couple, dress, hitch, join, link, link up* * *vb (forbandt, forbundet) connect ( med with, fx the railway connects A with B (, connects the two towns));( sætte sammen) join ( med to, fx one section of pipe to another);(kem) combine ( med with);( lægge bandage om) dress ( fx a wound), bandage;[ forbinde med]( tankemæssigt) associate with ( fx I associate it with something unpleasant);[ jeg forbinder ikke noget med det] it conveys nothing to me;[ forbinde sig] join, unite;(kem) combine;[ forbinde sig med] ally oneself with, join forces with;(se også forbunden). -
14 forbinding
sg - forbíndingen, pl - forbíndinger1) перевя́зка ж2) повя́зка ж, бинт м* * ** * *(en -er)( det at forbinde) dressing, bandaging;[ lægge forbinding på et sår] dress (el. bandage) a wound. -
15 genere
1стесня́ть; конфу́зитьgenére sig — стесня́ться, смуща́ться
* * *annoy, hassle, offend* * *vb bother ( fx is the draught bothering you? the heat did not seem to bother them),F trouble ( fx his wound troubles him a good deal);( forstyrre) disturb ( fx disturb (him in) his work),( ulejlige også, F) trouble, inconvenience;( hæmme) hamper ( fx his freedom of movement; the heavy boots hampered him; radio communications were hampered by static), interfere with (fx his movements);( irritere) annoy;( spærre for) block,F obstruct ( fx the traffic, the view);( gøre forlegen) embarrass;[ genere sig]( være tilbageholdende) be shy,( være utilpas) feel embarrassed, be self-conscious;[ generer det dig at jeg ryger?] do you mind if I smoke? do you mind my smoking?[ gener dig ikke!] don't mind me![ jeg generer mig for at sige det] I am ashamed to say it;(dvs var så fræk) he had the nerve to;[ han generer sig sandelig ikke!] he's got a nerve! -
16 grim
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17 irritere
1раздража́ть, возбужда́ть* * *aggravate, annoy, put someone's back up, bother, bug, exasperate, fuck, grate, irritate, pain, be / get wound up* * *vb annoy,( stærkere) irritate;( gøre øm) irritate, chafe ( fx the skin);[ irriterende langsomt] infuriatingly slow;( også) it irks me;[ irriteret over] annoyed by, irritated by ( fx the delay); annoyed at, irritated at ( fx his silly remarks);[ irriteret på] annoyed with, irritated with. -
18 kødsår
flesh wound. -
19 likvidation
(en -er) winding-up, liquidation;[ træde i likvidation] go into liquidation, be wound up. -
20 overfladisk
cursory, flippant, frivolous, glib, shallow, superficial* * *adj superficial ( fx wound);(fig) superficial ( fx character, knowledge, treatment, view), shallow( fx character, mind, talk, view),( hastig) cursory,F perfunctory ( fx examination, inspection).
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