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1 slutte et bo
wind up an estate -
2 slynge seg
wind -
3 bukte
wind -
4 falle til ro
wind down -
5 lufte
wind, ventilate -
6 nøste
wind up -
7 slynge
wind, hurl, sling -
8 sveive opp
wind up -
9 trappe ned
wind down -
10 trekke opp
wind up -
11 vind
wind -
12 medvind
subst. tailwind, tail wind, downwind subst. following wind subst. (sjøfart) fair wind subst. (fly) tail wind, tailwind subst. (overført) success, favorable wind, favouring wind (vi hadde medvind) we had the wind behind us, we had the wind to our backs -
13 vind
ветер-en, -er, -ene* * *breeze, wind* * *subst. wind, breeze subst. flatulence (god vind) fair wind (kraftig vind) high wind (svak vind) light breeze -
14 vinden
(fly med vinden) fly down wind (med vinden) with the wind, down the wind (mot vinden) against the wind, upwind (være i vinden) be in great request -
15 vindstyrke
subst. wind force, force of the wind, wind speed -
16 vindturbin
subst. (energi) wind turbine, windmill, wind-driven turbine (energi) (horisontalakslet vindturbin) horizontal-axis wind turbine -
17 avvikle
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18 blaff
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19 forblåst
adj. wind-swept, wind-blown, windy -
20 fønvind
subst. föhn, foehn subst. dry wind (a type of warm, dry wind such as a chinook)
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