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грома́дный, чрезме́рный* * *enormous, huge, immense, massive, tremendous, vast, whopping* * *adj enormous, huge,( stærkere) immense. -
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* * *adj huge, tremendous, enormous,(mere F) immense;adv -ly;[ umådelig ked af det] extremely (el. awfully) sorry;[ umådelig mange (el. en umådelig masse) bøger etc] an enormous (el. a vast) number of books etc,T an awful lot of books etc;[ umådelig stor] huge, enormous;[ umådelig sød](etc) T too sweet (etc) for words. -
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sg - forsámlingen, pl - forsámlingerсобра́ние с, ми́тинг м* * *assembly, body, congregation, gathering, meeting* * *(en -er)( møde) meeting,F gathering,( mere organiseret) assembly;( deltagere) assembly;( tilhørere) audience;( hob) crowd ( fx a huge crowd);T lot ( fx they are a queer lot). -
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1зева́ть тж, перен.* * ** * *vb( af søvnighed) yawn;( åbne munden) open one's mouth (wide);( måbe) gape;( være åben) be wide open, yawn ( fx the abyss yawned in front of us), gape;[ gabe højt] give a huge yawn;( højlydt) yawn noisily, yawn loudly;( hos tandlægen) open wide;(fig) he has bitten off more than he can chew;[ et gabende tomrum] a yawning void. -
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41) занима́ть, завоёвывать2) принима́ть ( внутрь)3) очаро́вывать* * ** * *vb( om måltid) eat ( fx one's lunch at 1 o'clock), have ( fx lunch);( medicin) take;( erobre) take, capture ( fx an airport, a fortress, a town);( legemsstilling) take up, assume ( fx a position);( standpunkt, holdning) take up, adopt ( fx an attitude);F captivate;(for el. imod) prejudice;( om skib) take in, load;[ indtage førstepladsen] take over the first place;( sætte sig) take one's seat;[ indtage en plads i historien] occupy a place in history;[ indtage en stilling] take up a position,(mil.: erobre) take (el. capture) a position,( besætte) take up (el. occupy) a position;(se også indtagende). -
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1) вла́стный, си́льный, мо́щный; могу́щественныйvǽre íkke sig selv mǽgtig — не владе́ть собо́й
2) грома́дный3) тж mǽgtig god отли́чный, прекра́сный (об идее и т. п.)* * *cavernous, mighty* * *adj powerful,F mighty ( fx ruler);( stor) huge, enormous,T tremendous;adv ( meget) immensely; greatly,T tremendously;[ mægtig kraft] enormous force;[ være noget mægtig] master something;[ han er ikke sig selv mægtig] he is not master of himself. -
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adj tremendous ( fx a tremendous lot);adv -ly ( fx tremendously rich);[ gøre styrtende lykke] be a tremendous hit, be a huge success;T be raking (el. coining) it in;[ have styrtende travlt] be in a terrible rush, be in a desperate hurry. -
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evil-doer, monster, ogre* * *I. (et -r) monster;( om person også) beast;[ Skønheden og Uhyret] Beauty and the Beast.II. adj huge ( fx size), enormous ( fx quantity), vast ( fxextent),(mere F) immense ( fx number);adv extremely ( fx dangerous, difficult, easy),F exceedingly ( fx dangerous, difficult), immensely ( fx proud). -
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no end (of), extreme* * *adj( meget stor) huge ( fx crowd, success), enormous ( fx appetite, difference, improvement), tremendous ( fx effort, explosion, victory),( især positivt) immense ( fx amount, number, improvement,satisfaction);( stærk) mighty ( fx king);[ vældig(t) adv] awfully ( fx good), hugely ( fx I hugely enjoyed it), enormously ( fx pround, strong), tremendously ( fx interesting, strong), immensely ( fx proud, strong).
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