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1 ud
forth, out* * *adv out;( i sceneanvisning) exit (, pl: exeunt) ( fx exit Hamlet); he goes (, they go) out;(= færdig: udtrykkes ofte ved:) finish ( fx tale ud finish (speaking),drikke ud finish one's tea (, the wine etc));(se også drikke);[ læse bogen ud] finish the book, read the book to the end;[ år ud år ind] year in year out;(se også de verber, hvormed ud forbindes);[ med præp & adv:][ ud ad] out at ( fx in at one ear and out at the other), out of ( fxthe door, the window);[ ud ad vejen] along the road;(se også udad);[ ud af] out of ( fx the house); from among ( fx choose one from among ten applicants);(dvs gøre nervøs etc) put him out, rattle him, upset him;[ komme ud af det] get put out (el. rattled el. upset);(se også komme);[ ud for]( i højde med) on a level with,(mar) off;( ved) opposite ( fx stop opposite number 10),( i tekst også) against ( fx there was a cross against his name);[ ud fra] from ( fx from what I heard);[ ud fra den forudsætning (, det princip) at] on the assumption (, the principle) that;[ kom her ud] come (out) here;[ ud og hjem (el. tilbage)] there and back;[ ud eller ind], se vide;[ ud og ind] se III. kende;[ ud med det!] out with it![ ud med dig!] out you go! get out![ ud med ham!] out with him! throw him out![han måtte ud med 10 kr.] he had to pay (, T: fork out) 10 kroner;[ ud over] (out) over,( på den anden side af) beyond;( foruden) in addition to ( fx what I have mentioned),F over and above ( fx your normal duties, your wages),( overstigende) over ( fx numbers over a hundred),F in excess of ( fx the average, the agreed limits);( undtagen) except, but ( fx I do nothing except (el. but) eat and drink);[ ud på isen] out on the ice;[ ud på landet] (out) into the country;[ ud på natten] late in the night;(se også nat);[ ud på vinteren] late in (the) winter. -
2 under
below, beneath, during, miracle, over, in the process of, under, under-, underneath, wonder* * *I. (et -e) wonder ( fx it is a wonder that he escaped),( stærkere) marvel ( fx the marvels of nature; a marvel of beauty);( mirakel) miracle ( fx it is a miracle that he escaped);[ et Guds under] a miracle;[ det er intet under] that is no wonder;[ ved et under] by a miracle.II. (en -e)(af krydder etc) bottom (part).III. præpa) ( dækket af, bevægende sig under, underkastet) under ( fx the bed, a tree, the water; wear a sweater under one's jacket; hide something under a pillow; the river flows under a bridge; England under the Tudors; under control; he has 50 men under him);b) ( neden for, lavere nede end) below ( fx below the level of the sea; the sun sank below the horizon; below them in the valley; wounded below the knee; hit him below the belt);c) ( lavere i værdi, dygtighed etc end) below ( fx below me inintelligence; below the average; below par),( i rang) under, below ( fx nobody under (el. below) the rank of captain; a colonel is under (el. below) a general in rank);d) ( mindre end) under ( fx children under six years of age; I won't do it under £5; I can't do it in under 2 hours), below ( fx below six years of age), less than ( fx in less than two hours);e) ( om tid: i løbet af) during ( fx during my stay in London; during the war);f) (F: ved datobetegnelse) bearing the date of ( fx a decree bearing the date of April 12);g) (genstand for behandling etc) under ( fx under repair; under construction), in process of;h) ( omgivet af) amid(st) ( fx he sat down amidst a painful silence, amid cheers);i) ( ved rubrikbetegnelse) under ( fx this is dealt with under the head of chemistry; the book is listed under biology);j) [ Udtryk][ under dronning Victorias regering] during (el. in) the reign of Queen Victoria;[ under dronning Victoria] under Queen Victoria;IV. adv,[ neden under] below, underneath;
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