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1 fad
I sg - fadet, pl - fadeблю́до с, ми́ска ж; бо́чка жIIбезвку́сный* * *cask, dish, platter, vat* * *I. (et -e)( til mad) dish,( vandfad) basin, bowl;( tønde) cask,( stor beholder) vat;[ vin fra fad] wine from the wood;[ øl fra fad]( ikke i flaske) draught beer;[ forlange hans hoved på et fad] demand his head on a charger;[ komme til fadet] come in for a share.II. adj flat, insipid ( fx taste);(fig) insipid,F vapid ( fx talk, play). -
2 fustage
(en -r) cask, barrel;[ fylde på fustager] cask. -
3 anker
sg - ánkret, ánkeret, pl - ánkreя́корь мkáste ánker — броса́ть я́корь
lígge for ánker — сто́ять на я́коре
létte ánker — поднима́ть я́корь
* * *anchor, barrel* * *I. (et, ankre)(mar) anchor;( i mur) tie, anchor, cramp;( i dynamo og magnet) armature;( i ur) anchor;[ kaste anker] anchor;[ kaste ankeret] drop the anchor;[ ligge for anker] be (el. lie) at anchor.II. (et, ankre)( hulmål) anker;( brugt mindre præcist) barrel, cask. -
4 drittel
(en, dritler) cask. -
5 hul
sg - hullet, pl - hullerдыра́ ж; щель ж; отве́рстие с* * *aperture, blind spot, cavity, concave, fuck, hole, hollow, pit, pothole, rip, tear* * *I. (et -ler) hole;( utæthed) leak;( i tand) hole,( fagligt) cavity;( i billard) pocket;( i vej) pothole;T ( lille værelse) hole,( kedelig by) hole, dump;( fængsel) gaol,T clink;[ det er hul i hovedet] it is completely crazy;[ slå hul i] knock a hole in;[ stikke (el. prikke) hul i (, på)] prick a hole in ( fx the paper), prick ( fx a balloon, a blister), puncture ( fx a tin with a nail, an abscess);( til øreringe) have one's ears pierced;[ der gik hul på bylden] the abscess burst,(fig) things began to move;[ slå hul på et æg] crack an egg;[ tage hul på](dvs tage fat på) open, start ( fx the discussion); tackle ( fx the problem);( om stor pengeseddel) break into ( fx a ten-pound note);( skære af) cut into ( fx a cake);[ tage hul på en flaske] open a bottle.II. adj hollow;( konkav) concave;[ den hule hånd] the hollow of the hand;[ holde noget i sin hule hånd] hold something in the hollow of one's hand;(fig) hold (el. have) somebody in the palm of one's hand;(dvs uægte) it rings hollow. -
6 påfylde
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7 smørdrittel
butter cask. -
8 spuns
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9 spunse
vb:[ spunse til] bung (up) ( fx a cask). -
10 tønde
barrel, drum* * *(en -r) barrel ( fx of beer, of herrings),( stor) butt ( fx for collecting rain water);( især vintønde) cask ( fx of rum);( lille) keg ( fx of powder);(af jern etc) drum ( fx of oil);( træbalje) tub ( fx a brine tub for salting meat; a rain water tub; Diogenes lived in a tub);( latrintønde) soil tub;( sømærke) buoy;[ en tønde land] [measure of land equal to about 1.363 acres]; -
11 vandanker
(mar: til drikkevand) water cask,( i redningsbåd) breaker. -
12 vinfad
wine cask. -
13 åbne
open, open up, pick, unfasten* * *vb open ( fx a door, a letter, a new shop, a meeting, an exhibition, a campaign, an account at a bank, somebody's eyes to something);(især om forretning el. om noget der har været lukket længe) open up (fx a new shop; a grave, a room);( låse op) unlock;[ atter åbne, åbne igen] reopen;[ erklære udstillingen for åbnet] declare the exhibition open;[ åbne et fad](dvs stikke det an) broach a cask;[ åbne ild](mil.) open fire; open up;[indgangen åbnes kl. 7] doors open at 7;[ åbne nye muligheder] open up new opportunities ( for for);[ åbne sig] open (up);(se også marked);[ med præp:][ åbne for] open to,( gas, vand etc) turn on;[ åbne for slusen] open the lock;(fig) open the floodgates;[ åbne sit hjerte for en] open one's heart to somebody;[ åbne sit hus for dem] throw one's house open to them;[ åbne noget med magt] force something open.
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