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I 1. boks noun1) (a case for holding something: a wooden box; a matchbox.) eske, skrin, kasse2) (in a theatre etc, a group of seats separated from the rest of the audience.) teaterlosje2. verb(to put (something) into boxes: Will you box these apples?) legge i en eske- box number
- box office II 1. boks verb(to fight (someone) with the fists: Years ago, fighters used to box without wearing padded gloves.) bokse2. noun(a blow on the ear with the hand.) ørefik- boxer- boxing
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- boxing-matchavlukke--------bokse--------kasse--------koffertIsubst. \/bɒks\/1) kasse, kiste, skrin, skatoll, eske, dåse, bøsse (til penger), kartong, koffert2) ( turn) kasse, hest3) avlukke, bås4) ( i stall) boks, spilltau5) postboks, bill. mrk.skriv til bill. mrk. 2226) ( jus) vitneboks7) ( på teater) losje8) ( teknikk) hylse, kasse, boks, bøsse, futteral9) ramme (i bok, avis e.l.)11) (vakt)skur, jakthyttebe a box of birds være glad og munter, være frisk og opplagtbox of tricks trylleeske, tryllesaker spilloppmaker, skøyerfind oneself \/ be in the wrong box dumme seg utgo home in a box ( hverdagslig) bli sendt hjem i en kiste (død)• be careful in the big city, or you may end up going home in a boxvær forsiktig i storbyen, ellers kan det ende med at du blir sendt hjem i en kistemake a box of rote til, forpurreout of one's box ( slang) pære full, dritings, rusaout of the box (austr. slang) kjempebraput somebody in the box ( jus) avhøre\/føre noen som vitneIIsubst. \/bɒks\/slag (med hånden)a box on the ear(s) en ørefikIIIsubst. \/bɒks\/ eller box tree( tresorten Buxus sempervirens) vanlig buksbomIVverb \/bɒks\/slå, fike, boksebox somebody's ears gi noen en ørefikVverb \/bɒks\/1) legge i en kasse, stappe i en kasse, gjemme i en kasse, forsyne med en kasse2) pakke inn, klemme sammenbox in stenge inne, sperre for (om bil), kle inn (om f.eks. badekar)box the compass ( sjøfart) lese opp strekene på kompasset ( overført) bevege seg i en sirkel (i diskusjon e.l.)box up pakke inn, klemme sammen, klemme inn, lukke inne
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