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  • 1 kaldblodig

    adj. cool, composed adj. serene, serenly adj. cold-blooded adv. in cold blood, coolly

    Norsk-engelsk ordbok > kaldblodig

  • 2 kaldblodig dyr

    subst. cold-blooded animal

    Norsk-engelsk ordbok > kaldblodig dyr

  • 3 vekselvarm

    adj. (zo, dagligtale) cold-blooded, poikilothermic

    Norsk-engelsk ordbok > vekselvarm

  • 4 blod

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    subst. blood (av blandet blod) of mixed blood (av kongelig blod) of the blood, of royal blood, of royal descent (blande blod) mix blood, intermingle blood, be blood-brothers or sisters (blått blod) blue blood, noble descent, royal descent (hett blod) hot blood (note: common usage is to be "hot-blooded", adj) (kjøtt og blod) flesh and blood, a blood relationship, family relationship (med kaldt blod) in cold blood (det vil flyte blod) blood will flow (betale med blod) pay with one's life (gråte blod) cry tears of blood, weep tears of blood (sette ondt blod) cause bad blood, cause enmity (tørste etter blod) be out for blood

    Norsk-engelsk ordbok > blod

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