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əun 1. verb1) (to have as a possession: I own a car.) eie2) (to admit that something is true: I own that I have not been working very hard.) innrømme, vedgå2. adjective, pronoun(belonging to (the person stated): The house is my own; I saw it with my own eyes.) egen- owner- ownership
- get one's own back
- own upeieIverb \/əʊn\/1) eie, ha2) erkjenne, innrømme, stå ved, vedgå3) kjennes ved, erkjenne, vedkjenne segbe owned by somebody tilhøre noen, være eiet av noenown oneself in the wrong erkjenne at man tar feilown (up) to having done something innrømme å ha gjort noe, tilstå å ha gjort noeown (up) to something innrømme noe, tilstå noe, erkjenne noe, vedgå noe, bekjenne noejeg må tilstå at jeg kjenner\/kjente meg forargetown up tilstå, si det som det erIIadj. \/əʊn\/1) ( vanligvis etter determinativer eller genitiv) egen, eget, egnehun lot henne få sitt eget \/ sin egen• my ownjeg er min egen herre\/jeg er uavhengighun har (sin) egen vilje\/hun vet hva hun vildet har sin (egen) skjønnhet \/ det har en særpreget skjønnhet2) forklaring: som blir gjort egenhendig eller av en selvat one's own expense på egen bekostning, for egen regningat\/in one's own (good) time ved leilighet, når det passer en bestby one's own efforts ved egne anstrengelsercome\/enter into one's own få det som tilkommer en komme til sin rett, få vise hva man duger tileach in his own way hver og én på sin måteget one's own back se ➢ gethold one's own se ➢ hold, 3in one's own mind i sitt stille sinn, innerst innemake something one's own gjøre noe til sitt, tilegne seg noebe one's own man\/woman være sin egen herreon one's own alene, for seg selv, selv, selvstendig, på egen håndhun er sin egen sjef \/ hun er selvstendig næringsdrivendei særklasse• for craftsmanship, he is on his own
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