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1 slagtilfælde
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2 lykketræf
* * *piece of good luck; a stroke of luck;[ ved et rent lykketræf] as luck would have it,T by a pure fluke. -
3 lynnedslag
stroke, thunderbolt* * *(stroke of) lightning. -
4 strøg
stroke, touch* * *I. (et -)( let berøring) touch;(med bue el. pen) stroke;( forretningsstrøg) main shopping street.II. præt af stryge. -
5 høvlstrøg
stroke of the plane. -
6 klokkeslag
stroke of a clock (, a bell). -
7 penselstrøg
stroke of the brush, brushstroke. -
8 pumpeslag
stroke of a pump. -
9 slagvolumen
stroke volume. -
10 svømning
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11 vingeslag
stroke of the wing(s). -
12 øksehug
stroke with the (, an) axe. -
13 skæbnetilfælde
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14 takt fk [i en motor]
stroke [in an engine] -
15 slag
bang, battle, blow, cloak, cuff, drive, knock, percussion, punch, shot, slog, smash, sock, stroke, swipe* * *(et -)( med hånd, våben etc) blow, stroke,( hårdt) knock;( med flad hånd) slap ( fx a slap in the face);( let) tap;( med pisk) cut,( især som straf) lash ( fx receive twenty lashes);( med boldtræ, golfkølle, ketcher etc) stroke;( taktslag, trommeslag) beat;(dvs banken) beating, pulsation;( af klokke, ur; stempelslag etc) stroke;( af bølger, vind etc) beating;( dueslag) dovecot;( overraskelse) blow, shock ( fx it was a hard blow (, a shock) to them);(mil.) battle;( klædningsstykke) cape;( okseslag) flank,( svineslag) belly of pork;( spil) game ( fx of cards);[ ikke et slag] not a bit;[ han har ikke bestilt et slag] he has not done a stroke (of work);[ slå et slag for] strike a blow for;[ små slag!](fig) steady (on)! gently![ med præp:][ falde i slag] prepare to strike;(fig) the hour has struck;[ komme (el. gå) slag i slag] follow (each other) in rapid succession;(også fig) a slap in the face;[ et slag i hovedet] a blow (, knock) on the head;(fig) an ineffectual gesture;(dvs vigtig) high and mighty;(dvs flot) he likes to do things in style;[ med ét slag] with one stroke,(fig) at a stroke, at a blow,( i et nu) all at once;[ et slag med halen] a flick of the tail;[ slaget om England] the Battle of Britain;(dvs præcis) on the stroke;[ være der på slaget 9] be there on the stroke of 9,T be there at 9 o'clock on the dot;[ slaget ved](fx Hastings, Waterloo) the battle of ( fx Hastings, Waterloo). -
16 stryge
caress, delete, iron, pet, strike, strike out, stroke* * *vb (strøg, strøget)( med hånden) stroke,( feje med hånden) sweep, brush;( med strygejern) iron;( violin) bow;( male) coat;( fare) shoot, streak;( om vinden) sweep;( lade udgå) cut out ( fx a word, a sentence, a paragraph, a scene of a play),( slette, strege over) strike out, cross out, score out,F cancel, delete;( afskaffe) stop,F discontinue,T cut out ( fx the tea break);( springe over) skip;[ med sb:][ stryge en barberkniv] strop a razor;(mar) strike one's colours;T bag the profits;[ stryge en le] sharpen (el. whet) a scythe;[ stryge miner] sweep (for) mines;[ stryge mursten (el. tegl)] mould bricks (, tiles);[ stryge rejer] catch shrimps, shrimp;[ stryge en tændstik] strike a match;[ med præp & adv:][ stryge pengene af bordet] sweep the money off the table;[ stryge en(s navn) af listen] strike somebody's name off the list;[ stryge noget bort] brush something away;[ stryge et sejlløb for miner] sweep a channel for mines,(dvs rense) clear a channel of mines;[ stryge forbi] brush (el. sweep) past;[ stryge sig om hagen] stroke one's chin;[ katten strøg sig op ad mit ben] the cat rubbed against my leg;[ stryge hen over bølgerne] skim (over) the waves;[ stryge over]( med farve) coat;[ stryge en over håret] stroke somebody's hair;( med strygejern) iron it on;[ til at stryge på] iron-on;[ stryge maling på] put paint on;[ stryge håret tilbage] brush one's hair back. -
17 held
sg - heldetуда́ча ж, успе́х мdu har held med dig — тебе́ везёт
* * *chance, fluke, fortune, luck, luckiness, mercy* * *(et) (good) luck,(mere F) (good) fortune; success;[ bedre held næste gang!] better luck next time![ bringe held] bring you (etc) good luck, be lucky;[ held og lykke!] good luck![ et held] a stroke of luck;[ sikken et held!] what (a stroke of) luck! ( fx what luck I found you!);[ det er et held at] it is a good thing that,F it is fortunate that;[ ved et held] by a stroke of luck, by a lucky chance;[ have det held at] be lucky enough to,(mere F) have the good fortune to;[ have held med] have luck with, be lucky with ( fx she had luck (, was lucky) with her roses), do well with; make a success of, have success with, be successful with ( fx a business enterprise);[ have heldet med sig] be in luck;[ have held til at] succeed in -ing;( have det held at) be lucky enough to;[ med held] successfully;[ heldet var med mig] luck was with me;[ sidde i held] be in luck;[ held den som] lucky the man who;[ til alt held] luckily, fortunately, as good luck would have it;[ held i uheld] a blessing in disguise;[ der er held ved det] it is lucky;[ ved et held], se ovf. -
18 streg
* * *(en -er) line ( fx he drew a straight line across the page),( kortere) stroke ( fx he drew her face with a few strokes; an oblique stroke; a stroke through the t);(typ: linie) rule,( tankestreg) dash;( stribe) streak ( fx there was a black streak on his forehead);( i morse) dash;( kompasstreg) point;( tegners stil) manner, line;( påfund) trick ( fx a dirty trick; stupid tricks);(se også gal);[ over stregen]( i bridge) above the line;(fig) overstep the mark;(fig) near (el. close to) the knuckle (el. bone), close to the wind;[ en streg i regningen] a disappointment, an unforeseen obstacle,T a bit of a blow;[ det var mig en streg i regningen] it upset my calculations;[ slå en streg] draw a line,( med lineal) rule a line;(S: tisse) take a leak;[ slå en streg over] strike out,( eftergive) cancel,( tilgive) (forgive and) forget, overlook,( opgive) abandon,T drop;[ slå en streg over fortiden] let bygones be bygones,( begynde på en frisk) wipe the slate clean;[ sætte streg gennem t] cross the t;[ sætte streg under] underline. -
19 uheld
accident, misadventure, mischance, misfortune, tough luck* * *(et -) bad luck ( fx it has brought me nothing but bad luck), ill-luck,( alvorligere, F) misfortune,( ubetydeligt) mishap ( fx it passed without mishap);( enkelt uheld) stroke of bad luck ( fx it was (, I had) a stroke of bad luck);( uheldig tildragelse) unfortunate occurrence,F misadventure,( ubetydeligt) mishap ( fx a day seldom passed without some mishap or another);(færdselsuheld etc) accident;( som volder forsinkelse) hitch;(se også ulykke);[ med adv, præp:][ være forfulgt af uheld] be dogged by ill-luck (, misfortune);[ held i uheld] a blessing in disguise;[ have uheld i kærlighed] be crossed in love, be unlucky in love;[ uheld i spil, held i kærlighed] unlucky at cards, lucky in love;[ sidde i uheld] have a run of bad luck; be out of luck;[ have uheld med] have no luck with;[ til uheld for] unfortunately for;[ til alt uheld] as ill-luck would have it, unfortunately;[ hvis uheldet er ude] if our luck runs out;[ ved et uheld] by (an) accident, by a stroke of bad luck, by an unlucky chance,F by mischance. -
20 hammerslag
hammer stroke;( ved auktion) it was knocked down to him;[ han har ikke bestilt et hammerslag] he has not done a stroke of work.
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