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1 arm
arm -
2 arm
рука-en, -er, -ene* * ** * *subst. (anatomi) arm subst. [av elv, dal o.l.] arm, fork, branch (på strak arm) offhand, spontaneously -
3 arm i arm
adv. arm-in-arm -
4 arm-
adj. (anatomi) brachial -
5 strak arm
(på strak arm) offhand, spontaneously (ta på strak arm) take in stride (på strak arm) at arm's length -
6 lovens arm
the arm of the law -
7 væpne seg
arm, take up arms -
8 lenestol
arm-chair, easychair -
9 armlene
subst. [ armstøtte] arm rest, arm support -
10 armlengde
subst. length of the arm, arm's length -
11 armstøtte
subst. arm support, arm rest -
12 avbryterarm
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13 rorarm
subst. rudder arm, steering arm -
14 slynge
catapult, slingshot* * *subst. [ til arm] sling (fx ) subst. (dagligtale) sling subst. (kart) whirler verb. sling, fling (f.eks. ) verb. hurl verb. (overført) fling, hurl verb. extract -
15 sløyfefanger
subst. (teleteknikk) tension arm, damping arm -
16 stolarm
subst. arm of a chair, chair arm -
17 styrearm
subst. steering drop arm subst. (bil) drop arm -
18 søkearm
subst. (edb) access arm, disk access arm -
19 vektarm
subst. lever, arm of lever el. crank, balance arm -
20 ventilvippearm
subst. rocker arm subst. valve rocker arm
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