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1 håndfast
adj( hårdhændet) heavy-handed ( fx treatment);( kraftig) robust, firm,T hefty ( fx two hefty policemen);[ tage håndfast på noget] handle something firmly. -
2 kraftig
си́льный; мо́щный; кре́пкий; по́лный* * *burly, hefty, loud, lusty, potent, stout, strapping, strenuous, violent* * *adj strong ( fx light, voice),( stærkere) powerful ( fx blow, light, argument, voice);( livskraftig, energisk) vigorous ( fx plant, attack, efforts, protest),(især fig også) energetic ( fx campaign);T hefty ( fx blow, dose, increase);(om motor etc) powerful, high-powered;( tyk) stout;( om lyd) loud ( fx explosion, applause);[kraftigt adv] strongly, powerfully etc; hard ( fx it snowed (, rained) hard);[ kraftigt bygget] strongly built;[ en kraftig stigning] a steep rise. -
3 drabant
sg - drabánten, pl - drabánterсателли́т м; астр. спу́тник мjórdens drabánt — спу́тник Земли́
* * *(en -er)( soldat af livvagt) halberdier;(neds: følgesvend) henchman;(astr) satellite;( fyr) chap, bloke;[ en ordentlig drabant] a hefty chap. -
4 heftig
1) неи́стовый, возбуждённый; вспы́льчивый2) си́льный (о боли, жажде и т. п.)* * *fierce, fiery* * *adj( hidsig) violent ( fx he became violent),( ophidset) excited ( fx don't get excited),( opfarende, F) impetuous ( fx an impetuous temper);( fx illness),F vehement ( fx debate, protest);(T: stor) hefty;[heftigt adv] -ly;[ heftig længsel] intense longing;[ heftig forelsket] violently in love. -
5 kleppert
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