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1 gripe
catch, grasp, grip* * *verb. grip, grasp, grab, seize, catch verb. [ pågripe] apprehend verb. [ om tannhjul] mesh verb. [ om anker] grip -
2 oppfatte
* * *verb. comprehend, apprehend, perceive verb. understand, grasp (f.eks.I hear her but cannot grasp the logic of her position.
) verb. take in (f.eks.I read the words without really taking them in.
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3 høre
examine, hear, hear* * *verb. hear verb. catch verb. listen to (f.eks.He refused to listen to my advice.
) verb. listen verb. inquire, enquire verb. question, orally hear verb. hear, examine verb. [ på skole] examine verb. overhear -
4 innhente
verb. catch up with, come up with, catch up (f.eks.I'll catch up with my work next week
) verb. run down verb. overtake verb. make up for, recover -
5 oppfange
verb. catch (f.eks. ) verb. intercept (f.eks. ) verb. pick up, intercept, pick up -
6 klemme
catch, clasp, cuddle, pinch, hug, squeeze* * *subst. (teleteknikk) clamp, clip, terminal subst. (elektronikk) conductor joint subst. (overført) difficulty, scrape, tight spot subst. [ hårklemme] grip, clip subst. [til sår o.l.] clot verb. squeeze, pinch verb. hug, embrace verb. pinch verb. squeeze (f.eks. ) verb. trap, get caught (f.eks. ) (komme i klemme) get into a scrape (kysse og klemme) hug and kiss -
7 pådra
verb. [ skaffe seg] bring on verb. t something (om alvorlig sykdom) verb. [ pådra én noe] inflict something on somebody, subject somebody to something verb. [ pådra seg] incur (f.eks.blame, debt, displeasure, enmity, expenses, punishment, reproaches, responsibility
) verb. [pådra seg sykdom o.l.] catch something, (alvorligere:) contract something -
8 oppsnappe
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9 skimte
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10 annamme
verb. catch, comprehend, apprehend, perceive -
11 fakke
verb. [ fange] catch, capture, get hold of -
12 fange inn
verb. capture, catch -
13 håve
verb. catch, rake in -
14 innfange
verb. capture, catch -
15 krepse
verb. catch crawfish -
16 slå an
verb. catch on strike (f.eks.a key, a note
), (begynne å spille) strike up (f.eks. ) -
17 øyne
verb. see, discern, perceive, catch sight of, glimpse, scan (under fire øyne) confidentially, in private -
18 fange
captive, capture, catch, prisoner* * *subst. [ i fengsel] prisoner, captive, convict subst. [ i fengsel] US: jailbird subst. [i fengsel, krigsfange] prisoner (of war) subst. [ med f.eks. ved] armful verb. [ ta til fange] capture, take prisoner (f.eks.the general was taken prisoner
) verb. [ få tak i] catch (f.eks.birds, fish, flies, a thief
), ((som) i en fælde) trap verb. [ i felle] trap, ensnare verb. [ om atmosfære] capture, catch (politisk fange) political prisoner, prisoner of conscience (overført) (ta en til fange) capture somebody, take somebody prisoner, (særl. overført:) capture somebody -
19 nå
приближатьсясейчас* * *catch, now, reach* * *subst. present, present moment, now subst. [ øyeblikk] moment subst. [ kortere] instant verb. reach, get at, gain verb. catch up with verb. attain, reach verb. reach, get to verb. arrive at (f.eks. ) (ikke nå) miss [ tid] now, at present [ oppmuntrende] come, come [beroligende, irettesettende] there, there! [ spørrende] well? [ forklarende] you know (fxyou know, I never really understood him
) indeed [ forsterkende] really (fx ) [ formanende] now (fxnow, don't stay up too late!
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20 ta
брать-r, tok, tatt* * ** * *verb. [ velge] choose verb. [ å kunne romme] hold (f.eks.The container holds only 50 pieces.
) verb. [et fag, et kurs] take verb. [ fange] catch, pick up verb. [ stjele] take, steal, pinch verb. [ om eksamen] pass verb. [ om mat og drikke] have verb. [ holde ut] stand (f.eks. )
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