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1 duelighed
(en) fitness, ability, capability, efficiency. -
2 dygtighed
sg - dýgtighedenспосо́бность ж; уме́ние с* * *adroitness, cleverness, competence, excellence, finesse, skill, skilfulness, slickness* * *competence; ability, capability; proficiency; skill; efficiency. -
3 evne
sg - évnen, pl - évner1) спосо́бность ж, тала́нт м2) pl сре́дства мнléve óver évner — жить не по сре́дствам
* * *ability, capability, capacity, endowment, facility, faculty, gift, power, talent, touch* * *I. (en -r) ability ( fx ability to work; instruction in accordance with the pupil's ability and aptitude), power ( fx intellectual powers; it is beyond my powers);( om det man kan overkomme) capacity ( fx he has an enormous capacity for work);( medfødt evne) faculty ( fx the faculty of hearing, of speech);( økonomisk) means;( økonomisk) according to one's means;[ han ejer ikke evne til at] he is unable to, he is incapable of -ing;[ have gode evner] be bright,( stærkere) be gifted;[ have digteriske evner] have a gift for writing (, for poetry);[ have kunstneriske evner] be artistically gifted;[ have evner for] have a gift for ( fx writing);[ han har evner for faget] he is good at his subject;[ have evner til at] be able to;F have the faculty of -ing;T have a knack of -ing;[ leve over evne] live beyond one's means.II. vb be able to, be capable of. -
4 færdighed
sg - fǽrdigheden, pl - fǽrdighederсноро́вка ж, уме́ние с, на́вык м* * *ability, accomplishment, capability, skill* * *(en -er)( dygtighed) skill ( fx the teaching of basic skills; i in),(F: oftest mere teoretisk) proficiency (i in, fx in speaking English);( behændighed) dexterity.
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