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1 rejseafbrydelse
break of journey,(am) stopover. -
2 undervejs
* * *adv on the (el. its, one's) way,F en route;( om varer) in transit;( om rejsende) stop on the way, break the journey;( om flyrejse & am) stop over;( om skib) bound for;(dvs under forberedelse også) be in the pipeline. -
3 afbrydelse
break, cut, disconnection, discontinuation, disturbance, intermission, interruption, interval, stoppage* * *interruption; breaking off, discontinuation,( af elektrisk strøm) interruption, switching off;( af telefonforbindelse) cutting off, disconnexion;( af en rejse) break (of a journey); breaking off; severance;( ophold, standsning) break, intermission, interval;( i rejse) break,(am) stopover;( afbrydende bemærkning) interruption;[ med afbrydelser] intermittently,T off and on;[ uden afbrydelse] without a break. -
4 slutte
break up, close, conclude, contract, deduce, end, finish, infer* * *I. vb( afslutte) end ( fx a conference, a journey; he ended his letter with best wishes),F close ( fx one's career, a meeting), conclude ( fx one's speech, a meeting, a concert with an encore),T wind up ( fx a debate, one's speech, a story, the evening with a song);( fuldføre, gøre helt færdig) finish ( fx the investigation, one's preparations; I have to end my letter here though it is not finished; the war was over but not finished);( indgå) enter into,F conclude ( fx an alliance),( uden objekt) end,F close, come to an end ( fx the meeting came to an end);( blive færdig) finish ( fx when does the film finish?);[ med sb & adj:][ slutte fast]( om børs) close firm;[ slutte geledderne] close the ranks;[ slutte kreds], se kreds;[ slutte optoget] bring up the rear;[ slutte regnskabet] close the accounts;(elekt) close the circuit, switch on the current;[ slutte tæt]( om tøj) fit tightly (el. closely);( om vindue) shut tight;[ med præp & adv:][ slutte bøgerne `af] close the books;[ slutte af med] end (up) with ( fx we ended (the dinner) (up) with fruit and coffee), finish with,F conclude with;[ slutte en i sine arme] clasp somebody in one's arms;[ slutte op] close up;[ vi må slutte op om ham] we must rally round him;[ slutte sammen], se sammenslutte;[ slutte sig sammen] unite, join hands, combine (forces), join forces;( om firmaer) become merged, merge;( person) join,( knytte sig til) become attached to,( holde med) side with,( være enig med) agree with,T go along with,( parti, skare etc) join (up with),T go along with;F embrace, espouse ( fx Christianity),( en mening) subscribe to, endorse,T go along with.II. vb( drage slutning) conclude,F infer (af from, at that),( i logik) deduce (af from, at that);( uden objekt) draw a conclusion (, conclusions);[ slutte fra virkning til årsag] infer the cause from the effect;[ slutte fra sig selv til andre] judge others by oneself;[ slutte sig til] conclude, infer, deduce. -
5 ophold
keep, lull, pause, residence, stay* * *(et -)( på et sted: midlertidigt) stay,( fast) residence;( standsning, holden stille) stop, wait;( rejseafbrydelse) break,(om flyrejse og am) stopover;( pause) pause; break ( fx in the rain);( forsinkelse) delay;( kost og logi) board and lodging;[ gøre ophold]( under rejse) break one's journey; stop off;(om flyrejse og am) stop over;[ gøre et ophold på 10 minutter] stop for ten minutes;[ tjene til livets ophold] earn one's living;[ det nødvendige til livets ophold] the necessaries of life;(i teater etc) 10 minutes' interval, an interval of 10 minutes, a ten-minute interval;[ tage fast ophold der] take up (one's) residence there;[ uden ophold] without stopping,F incessantly,( ufortøvet) without delay;[ en rejse uden ophold] a non-stop (el. through) journey. -
6 afbryde
41) прекраща́ть, прерыва́ть (переговоры и т. п.)2) отключа́ть (мотор и т. п.); разъединя́ть (связь и т. п.)* * *abort, break, butt in, cut in, cut off, cut short, disconnect, discontinue, disrupt, interrupt, sever, switch on / off, turn out* * *vb( forstyrre, holde pause i etc) interrupt ( fx the speaker, the lecture, the conversation, the traffic, the broadcast; stop interrupting (me)! he interrupted his work to listen to me);( helt ophøre med) break off ( fx the conversation, one's holiday, negotiations, diplomatic relations with a foreign country); stop;F discontinue ( fx one's visits, operations);( om sportskamp) abandon ( fx the match was abandoned because of rain);( om rumrejse) abort;( afskære en forbindelse, F) sever ( fx a friendship);( skære over, også) cut ( fx a wire);( elektrisk strøm: slå fra) switch off,( afbryde forsyningen) cut off (fx electricity and telephones were cut off);( telefonforbindelse) cut off,( apparat) disconnect;( knække af) break off;(tlf) we were cut off;[" Det er løgn", afbrød han] "That's a lie," he cut in (, F interposed);[ afbryde forbindelsen med et firma] break off (, F sever) the connexion with a firm;(dvs udsætte) adjourn the meeting;( opløse) abandon the meeting,( om politi) break up the meeting;(dvs gøre ophold) break one's journey,(om flyrejse og am) stop over;[ afbryde tændingen] switch off the ignition;(se også strøm, svangerskab). -
7 fortælle
3расска́зывать, сообща́тьder fortǽlles — говоря́т
* * *break, narrate, recount, relate, tell, weave, put (someone) wise* * *vb (fortalte, fortalt) tell;( NB foran "that" bisætning skal hensynsled med, fx han fortalte at he told me (, him, them etc) that);( især om længere beretning) relate,F narrate;( også) he told how;[ jeg har ladet mig fortælle at] I have been told that, I understand that;[ det fortælles at] it is said that;[" Jeg kom igår," fortalte han] "I arrived yesterday", he told me (, them etc) (el. he said);[ fortælle om] tell about ( fx tell about one's experiences; he told (us etc) about his journey);(fig: vidne om) tell of,F testify to.
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