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1 hevde
claim, insist, allege* * *verb. claim, maintain, assert verb. uphold -
2 gjøre gjeldende
assert, claim, argue, maintain [ unnskylde] plead, bring forward as an excuse [ innflytelse] bring to bear [ om krav] advance [ som argument] argue [ som unnskyldning] plead -
3 påstå
claim, maintain, allege, assert -
4 gjeldende
adj. [ bestående] existing adj. [ herskende] prevailing, in force adj. [ innflytelse] bring to bear (jus) (gjøre gjeldende) maintain, assert, contend, argue, claim, allege, plead, invoke (jus) (gjøre gjeldende) plead, bring forward as an excuse (gjøre gjeldende) (om krav) advance (gjøre gjeldende) (påstand) assert, claim (gjøre seg gjeldende) assert oneself (gjøre seg gjeldende) manifest itself -
5 påstå
* * *verb. allege, content, assert verb. maintain, hold, claim verb. argue, assert, declare, allege, pretend verb. [ hevde] claim verb. [ hevde med tvilsom rett] allege verb. [ fastholde] maintain verb. [ agressivt] assert verb. [ insistere] insist verb. [ i forklaring] state verb. [ late som] pretend verb. [ erklære] declare (jeg tør påstå) I venture to say
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