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1 udeblive
* * *vb stay away, fail to appear (el. come, turn up);(jur) fail to appear in court, default;( ikke ske) not come off, not take place ( fx the demonstration did not come off (el. take place)),F not materialize ( fx the expected effect (, the result) did not materialize);( ikke komme til ventet tid) be overdue ( fx the mail was overdue);[ de udeblevne] those absent, those who did not turn up. -
2 møde
sg - mǿdet, pl - mǿder1) встре́ча ж; свида́ние сgå én i mǿde — идти́ кому́-л. навстре́чу
2) собра́ние с, заседа́ние с; ми́тинг м; съезд м* * *conference, convention, encounter, engagement, meet, meeting, rendezvous, session* * *I. (et -r) meeting;(tilfældigt el. fjendtligt, F) encounter;( aftalt) appointment;( konference) conference;( forsamling) assembly;( parlamentsmøde) sitting;( retsmøde) hearing, sitting, session;[ give møde] appear;[ holde møde] hold a meeting,( om forsamling også) be sitting;[ sidde i et møde] be at a meeting; be in conference;[ på et møde] at a meeting;[ gå til et møde] go to (, F attend) a meeting;[ under mødet] during the meeting.II. * meet;( tilfældigt også) come across, run across (el. into),F come upon; encounter;( i sport) meet; compete against ( fx Britain will compete against France at fencing); play ( fx the Russian team is to play Arsenal next week);( blive genstand for, komme ud for) meet with ( fx kindness, criticism, opposition, resistance),( om noget ubehageligt også, F) encounter ( fx difficulties);( modstå) face ( fx danger, criticism);( indfinde sig) appear; be there;(se også I. vidne);[ møde éns blik] meet somebody's glance;[ ikke møde i retten] fail to appear before the court;[ møde op] appear, arrive,( især efter forsinkelse) turn up;[ møde op med] present, bring forward;(neds, T) trot out ( fx all the old arguments);[ møde på arbejde] report for work;(se også halvvej);[ møde sin skæbne] meet one's fate;[ møde til tiden] be there on time;[ vel mødt!] welcome!(glds) hail! well met! -
3 syn
eyesight, sight, spectacle, vision* * *(et -)( synsevne) sight ( fx lose one's sight; have one's sight tested), eyesight ( fx have good (, poor) eyesight),F vision;[ have et skarpt syn] be sharp-sighted (el. keen-sighted);( noget man ser) sight ( fx a beautiful (, horrible, sad, grand, rare) sight),(F, især storslået) spectacle ( fx it was a grand spectacle);( indbildt syn) (pl syner) vision;(genfærd etc) apparition;[ se syner]T see things;F have visions;(fig: måde at se på) view (på of, fx we take a different view of it),( mening) views pl (på on, fx what are your views on this?), opinion(på of);( synsforretning) expert appraisal,(mar) survey;( kontrol af bil, svarer til) MOT-test;[ lade foretage syn og skøn] submit the question to the opinion of experts appointed by the court;[ med præp:][ synet af ham] the sight of him;[ slippe en af syne] let somebody out of one's sight;[ tabe det af syne] lose sight of it;[ få syn for sag(e)n] see for oneself;[ for et syns skyld] for the sake of appearances;[ det ramte ham lige i synet] it hit him smack in the face;(dvs den måde vi ser på det) our view of the matter;[ få et andet syn på det] see it in a different light;[ hans syn på tilværelsen] his outlook on life;[ komme til syne] appear ( fx he suddenly appeared); come into view (el.sight) ( fx the lake came into view);[ bilen skal til syn] the car has to have a MOT-test,T the car has to be MOT'ed;[ ude af syne] out of sight;[ ved synet af ham] at the sight of him.
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