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1 hengivenhed
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2 ømhed
affection, soreness, tenderness* * *(en) tenderness, soreness;( smerte) ache, pain;( ømme følelser) tenderness, affection, fondness,( kærlighed) love. -
3 hengivenhed fk
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4 kærlighed
sg - kǽrlighedenлюбо́вь ж* * *affection, fondness, love* * *(en) love, affection;( næstekærlighed) charity;[ tro, håb og kærlighed] faith, hope and charity;[ af kærlighed til] for (the) love of;[ erklære hende sin kærlighed] make a declaration of love to her;[ fatte kærlighed til] fall in love with, grow fond of;[ få kærligheden at føle] catch it; be in for it;[ kærlighed gør blind] love is blind;[ det er den store kærlighed] it is a "grande passion";[ kærlighed til] love of ( fx one's country, literature); love for ( fxhis love for her; a mother's love for her children);(se også ulykkelig). -
5 tilbøjelighed
inclination, tendency* * *(en -er)( tendens) inclination,(neds: hang) propensity ( til noget to something; til at gøre noget for doing something, to do something, fx for getting drunk, forlying, to contradict; a morbid propensity);( disposition for sygdom) liability,F predisposition ( fx to a disease);[ fatte tilbøjelighed for] form an affection for;[ forbryderiske tilbøjeligheder] criminal tendencies (, F: proclivities);[ følge sin tilbøjelighed] follow one's inclination;[ have kunstneriske tilbøjeligheder] have artistic inclinations, be artistically inclined;[ have tilbøjelighed til] have an inclination towards; have a tendency to, be prone to;(neds, F) have a propensity to (el. for, towards),( om sygdom) be prone to,F have a predisposition to (el. towards). -
6 elske
1люби́ть* * *love, make love* * *vb love;[ elske højt] love dearly;[ højt elsket] dearly beloved;[ gøre sig elsket af] win the love (el. affection) of,F endear oneself to;[ min elskede] my darling;[ de elskende] the lovers. -
7 gensidig
взаи́мный, обою́дный* * ** * *adj mutual ( fx affection, dislike, help, respect);(F og kun foran sb) reciprocal ( fx trade agreement);adv -ly;[ gensidig afhængighed] interdependence;[ gensidige beskyldninger] recriminations. -
8 grundfæstet
adj established ( fx reputation); deep-rooted ( fxprejudice), rooted ( fx deeply rooted affection). -
9 tegn
emblem, evidence, indication, manifestation, mark, omen, pledge, sign, signal, token* * *(et -)( som tyder på noget) sign,( svagere, F) indication (på of, på at that, fx the signs are that (, there is every indication that) things are improving),( mærke også) mark (på of, fx his face bore marks of suffering), evidence (på of, fx the room showed evidence of a struggle);( sygdomstegn) symptom;( varsel) sign ( fx it is a bad sign), omen;( himmeltegn, mat., mus. etc) sign;(kem) symbol;( skrifttegn) sign, character,( skilletegn) punctuation mark;(i edb) character;( emblem) badge;( undergerning) sign ( fx signs and wonders);( aftalt tegn, signal) signal, sign;[ korsets tegn] the sign of the cross;[ et tidens tegn] a sign of the times;[ give tegn] signal;[ gøre tegn til en] make a sign (, signs) to somebody, signal somebody (fx the policeman signalled me to stop);[ hun gjorde tegn til ham at han skulle sætte sig] she motioned him to sit down;[ på et givet tegn] at (el. on) a given sign;( også) indicate something;respect), as a token of ( fx his affection),F in token of ( fx our gratitude);[ sætte tegn] add punctuation marks;[ sætte tegn i en tekst] punctuate a text;[ vise tegn til] show signs of. -
10 udtryk
* * *(et -)( ansigtsudtryk) expression, look (on one's face) ( fx a discontented expression (el. look on one's face); with an angry look on his face; he wore an expression of discontent);affection)), mark ( fx of gratitude), expression;[ som et udtryk for] as a token (el. mark) of,F in token of;( ord, vending) expression ( fx a polite (, slang) expression; there is no better expression for it),( især fagudtryk) term ( fx a legal (, medical, technical) term),( ord også) word ( fx something which for want of a better word (el.term) we can call...);( talemåde) expression, phrase ( fx a colloquial (, fixed) phrase (el.expression)),F locution;pl ( også) terms ( fx in flattering terms);[ billedligt udtryk] figure of speech, metaphor;[ tilsvarende udtryk] equivalent ( fx there is no English equivalent);[ med vb:][ give udtryk for] give expression to,F voice ( fx one's dissatisfaction);[ give sig udtryk i] find expression in,( afspejle sig) be reflected in,( vise sig) show (, F: manifest) itself in;[ have et overrasket udtryk i ansigtet] have a surprised expression (el.look on one's face);[ have et bedrøvet udtryk i øjnene] have a mournful expression (el. look) in one's eyes;[ komme til udtryk] express itself, find expression (i in),( vise sig) show (, F: manifest) itself (i in);[ være et udtryk for] express, reflect,F be expressive of. -
11 vække
arouse, awake, awaken, evoke, get up, rouse, wake, waken* * *vbT wake up ( fx the noise woke me (up)),F awaken,( voldsomt) rouse;( efter aftale) call ( fx call me at eight o'clock);(fig) cause ( fx anxiety, laughter, a scandal, surprise, sorrow), raise( fx doubt, hopes, a laugh, fears),F excite ( fx admiration, affection, anger, hatred), give rise to (fx doubts, hopes), awaken ( fx a desire, hopes, somebody'sinterest, somebody's suspicion), arouse ( fx somebody's curiosity; feelings, interest, sympathy),( stærkere) rouse ( fx discontent, evil passions, suspicion, somebody to action);( kalde frem) evoke ( fx memories, admiration, surprise);(se også I. røre, sensation);[ blive vakt](rel) be saved;[ blive vækket af] be woken (el. wakened) by,F be awakened by;[ vække forestillinger om] suggest;[ vække op fra de døde] wake from the dead;[ vække til eftertanke] give food for thought;(fig) arouse, make ( fx somebody, a memory) come alive.
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