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* * *I. (et) livelihood, living;[ have sit gode (el. rigelige) udkomme] be comfortably off, suffer no want;[ tjene til udkommet] earn one's living.II. vb(om bog etc) appear, be published, come out;[ lige udkommet] just out, just published. -
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хорошо́, ла́дноjeg har det godt — у меня́ всё хорошо́
godt en kilométer — с до́брый киломе́тр
så godt som íngenting — почти́ ничего́
så godt som áldrig — почти́ никогда́
* * *comfortably, fine, marvellously, well, very well* * *adv well;( rigeligt, godt og vel) rather more than ( fx rather more than 90 per cent),T a good ( fx a good hour (, two miles)),(F: mindst) fully ( fx fully two miles),( om klokkeslæt) a few minutes past ( fx twelve);( undertiden = knap) just under ( fx an hour),( om klokkeslæt) a few minutes to ( fx twelve);( i sikkerhed) safely ( fx we got home safely);[ det gør mig godt] it does me good;( ironisk) I like that![ jeg har det godt] I am (very) well, I am all right,( økonomisk) I am well off;[ hav det godt!] all the best; good luck; take care of yourself;(= mor dig godt) have a good time;[ både moder og barn har det godt] both mother and child are doing well (,F: are in good health);[ det kan godt være] maybe, that may well be (the case);[ mene det godt], se mene;[ se godt ud] be good-looking,( rask) look fit;[ slippe godt fra], se slippe;[ så godt han kunne] as well as he could, as best he could;[ så godt som](= næsten) as good as, practically;(se også god).
См. также в других словарях:
comfortably off — UK US adjective rich enough to pay for everything you need Thesaurus: richsynonym * * * ˌcomfortably ˈoff idiom having enough money to buy what you want without worrying too much about the cost Main entry: ↑comfortably … Useful english dictionary
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