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1 etagehus
block of flats,(am) apartment house (el. block el. building). -
2 udlejningsejendom
block of flats,(am) apartment house (el. block el. building). -
3 administrationsbygning
administration block (el. building). -
4 hus
sg - huset, pl - huseдом м, зда́ние с* * *establishment, home, house* * *(et -e)( bygning) building;( beboelseshus) house;( lille hus på landet) cottage;( etagehus) block of flats;( sneglehus) shell;( handelshus) house, firm;[ det kongelige hus] the royal family (el. house);(se også helvedes);[ melde hus forbi] tell them they are barking up the wrong tree;F disclaim responsibility;[ fuldt hus] a packed house;[ føre et stort hus] keep (up) a large establishment;(fig) make no end of a row;[ holde dårligt hus med] squander;[ bringe i hus] gather in;[ gå til hånde i huset] help in (el. about) the house;[ her i huset] in this house;[ i huset ved siden af] next door;[ fruen i huset] the lady (, F: mistress) of the house;[ ung pige i huset] (house)maid;[ bringe til huse] gather in;[ have til huse] live, be housed;[( sted) som sælger færdigretter ud af huset] takeaway,(am) carry-out;[( sted) som sælger spiritus ud af huset] off-licence;(se også åben).
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