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1 modtage
41) принима́ть, получа́тьmódtage et tílbud — приня́ть предложе́ние
2) принима́ть ( гостей)* * *have, pick up, receive* * *vb receive ( fx a letter, a blow, impressions; a foreign ambassador, a guest);( hilse) greet ( fx she greeted him with a smile (, kiss); the news was greeted (el. received) with enthusiasm),( ved ankomst) welcome,( ved tog, skib etc) meet;( ikke afslå, sige ja til) accept ( fx an invitation, an offer);(radio etc) receive,( opfange) pick up ( fx receive (el. pick up) a signal; I can pick up a lot of foreign stations);[ modtage bestikkelse] take (el. accept) bribes;(merk etc) take orders;(merk) receive an order for;[vi har modtaget Deres brev af 4. maj] we have received your letter of May 4;[ blive godt modtaget] receive a hearty welcome;[ forslaget blev godt modtaget] the proposal met with a favourable reception;[ modtag vor tak] please accept our thanks. -
2 bestikkelse
sg - bestíkkelsen, pl - bestíkkelserвзя́ткаtáge imód bestíkkelse — брать взя́тку
* * *bribe, bribery* * *(en -r) bribery, corruption;( penge) bribe;[ tage imod bestikkelse] take (el. accept) bribes. -
3 ja
1. sg - jaet, pl - jaerсогла́сие сfå ja — получи́ть согла́сие
2. advsíge ja (til ngt) — согласи́ться (на что-л.), дать согла́сие
даja vel — ла́дно, хорошо́
ja tak! — да, спаси́бо!; да, коне́чно!
ja så! ax — так!, да, так!
* * *all right, yes* * *( bekræftende) yes;( ved vielse) I will;( ja gerne) certainly;( ja endog) indeed, in fact ( fx I felt he would come, indeed (el. in fact) I was sure of it); even ( fx he was ready to take tips, even bribes);( indledende) well;( tøvende) well, oh ( fx well (el. oh), I don't know);[ ja absolut, ja vist] certainly;[ ja ja da!] all right, then! oh well![ja... men] of course... but ( fx of course it is not a masterpiece, but parts of it are very good),(se også jamen);[ sige ja til] accept;[ svare ja] answer yes, say yes,F answer in the affirmative;[ ja så] I see,( virkelig?) indeed?[ ja såmænd] yes in a way;[ ja vel!] yes! yes, sir!(mil.) yes, sir!(mar) aye aye (, sir)!(se også II. tak, III. å).
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