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1 kollega
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2 forbinde
associate, bind, connect, join, link, relate* * *verb. [ legge bandasje på] dress (fx ), bandage (f.eks. ) verb. [forene, samle] combine (f.eks.he combines the two offices of professor and head of a college, combine the parts into a whole
) verb. [knytte sammen, danne mellomledd mellom] connect (f.eks.the district is connected with the mainland by a narrow strip of land
) verb. [ assosiere] connect (f.eks.the meaning usually connected with this word
), associate (f.eks.we do not associate the same thing with that idea
) verb. [ egenskaper] combine (f.eks.he combines caution with great presence of mind
) verb. [ elektrisitet og telefoni] connect, interconnect, link, join, bridge verb. (overført) involve, entail verb. (petro) [ rørledninger] tie-in verb. (kjemi) combine -
3 førsteamanuensis
subst. (universitet) associate university professor subst. (universitet) associate professor subst. associate professor, assistant professor, senior scientific officer -
4 medlem
* * *subst. member subst. [ av en lærd el. akademisk forening også] fellow (f.eks.of the Royal Society, of the Royal Academy, of the Royal College of Surgeons
) subst. [ med begrensete rettigheter i forhold til en 'fellow'] associate (passivt medlem) associate member -
5 advokatfullmektig
subst. US: associate subst. assistant lawyer, authorised assistant lawyer subst. (omtrent) UK: junior barrister, articled clerk, solicitor's clerk (graduate in law who assists a lawyer) -
6 arbeidsfelle
subst. associate, partner -
7 associé
subst. associate -
8 assosiat
subst. associate -
9 assosiere
verb. [ forbinde] associate, connect -
10 assosiert medlem
subst. associate member -
11 assosiert medlemskap
subst. associate membership -
12 assosiert medlemsskap
subst. associate membership -
13 assosiert modus
subst. (teleteknikk) associate mode -
14 dosent
subst. reader, senior lecturer subst. US: associate professor -
15 ene
verb. [ assosiere] associate verb. [ forbinde] connect up verb. merge (the two companies merged) verb. [ noen som er uvenner] reconcile verb. unite, connect, join, combine, couple adv. alone, solely, by oneself adv. single-handedly -
16 felle
cut, shed* * *subst. (jaktspråk) trap, pitfall, snare subst. [overført, knep] pitfall, trick, trap subst. (militær) [ med eksplosiver] booby trap subst. [ venn] fellow, companion, associate verb. [ hugge ned] fell, cut down verb. [ slå ned] knock down, fell verb. [ drepe] kill, slay verb. [ la falle] cast, shed verb. [ miste] lose (f.eks.She is losing her hair very fast.
) verb. [ i strikking] decrease verb. (overført) [ styrte] overthrow verb. (petro) trap (legge en felle) set a trap (gå i en felle) fall into a trap -
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* * *verb. [slå sammen, forbinde] unite, connect, join, combine, couple verb. [ kombinere] combine, connect verb. [ om firmaer] merge (f.eks.The two companies merged.
) verb. [ noen som er uvenner] reconcile verb. [ assosiere] associate verb. [ forbinde] connect up -
18 forretningsforbindelse
subst. business connection, business friend subst. (økonomi) business associate (etablere forretningsforbindelse) open up a connection -
19 forretningspartner
subst. business associate subst. business partner -
20 førstelektor
subst. (universitet) associate professor subst. senior lecturer
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