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1 gnavsår
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2 gnave(s)
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3 harmes
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4 irritere(s)
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5 gnave
1. 1, vt, vi1) ( på ngt) грызть; точи́ть (что-л.)2) натира́ть ( ногу)2. 1, vistǿvlerne gnáver — сапоги́ трут
( over ngt) ворча́ть (на что-л.)* * *gnaw, rub* * *vb( om dyr) gnaw ( fx the rats had gnawed a hole in the floor),( smågnave) nibble ( fx the mice had nibbled at the cheese);( slide på) fret ( fx the rope fretted the pole; the current fretted the river bank), eat away at ( fx the sea is eating away at the coast; the mining company ate away at the mountain);( gnave sår i) chafe ( fx the skin);(fig: nage) gnaw ( fx the care that was gnawing at my heart);( være gnaven) grumble ( over at);[ skoene gnaver] the shoes chafe my (, his etc) feet;[ gnave ad hinanden] nag at each other;[ gnave hul i](fx om sko) wear a hole in;( om dyr) gnaw its way through,(fig, om person: arbejde sig igennem) plod through, plough through( fx a book);[ gnave sig ind i] gnaw its way into;[ gnave på]( om dyr) gnaw (at) ( fx a bone),( om person) munch (at) ( fx an apple). -
6 gnide
4тере́ть, потира́тьgníde af — стере́ть
gníde ind — втира́ть
gníde sig i hǽnderne — потира́ть ру́ки
* * *chafe, rub, smooth* * *vb (gned, gnedet) rub;( for at varme også) chafe;[ gnide en plet af] rub off a stain;[ gnide ind] rub in;[ gnide sig i hænderne] rub one's hands,(fig) rub shoulders with somebody;[ katten gned sig op ad hans ben] the cat rubbed itself against his legs;[ gnide på en violin] scrape a violin. -
7 gnubbe
vb rub,( for at varme også) chafe;(fig) rub shoulders with somebody;[ gnubbe sig på ryggen] scratch one's back. -
8 irritere
1раздража́ть, возбужда́ть* * *aggravate, annoy, put someone's back up, bother, bug, exasperate, fuck, grate, irritate, pain, be / get wound up* * *vb annoy,( stærkere) irritate;( gøre øm) irritate, chafe ( fx the skin);[ irriterende langsomt] infuriatingly slow;( også) it irks me;[ irriteret over] annoyed by, irritated by ( fx the delay); annoyed at, irritated at ( fx his silly remarks);[ irriteret på] annoyed with, irritated with. -
9 kradse
claw, scratch* * *vb scratch,( skrabe) scrape;( irritere huden) irritate (the skin), chafe,( om tøj) be scratchy ( fx my wool sweater is scratchy);(fig: kunne mærkes) bite;[ kradse af] scrape off;(T: dø) snuff it; kick the bucket;[ kradse i halsen] burn the throat;[ kradse penge ind] collect money;[ kradse ned]( skrive hurtigt) jot down,( sjusket) scrawl,( tegne) sketch roughly;[ kradse sig på ryggen] scratch one's back;[ kradse ud] scrape out ( fx a pipe); erase ( fx a word). -
10 rase
fume, rage, storm* * *vb( om uvejr, krig etc) rage;T fume;( af utålmodighed) chafe;( være vanvittig) rave, be mad;[ rase af sted] tear along;[ rase ud] cool off, calm down,( om uvejr) spend itself;( om ungdommen) sow one's wild oats;[ jeg tror du raser!] you must be crazy (el. mad el. out of your mind). -
11 skamfile
vb(mar) fret, chafe.
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Chafe — (ch[=a]f), v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Chafed} (ch[=a]ft); p pr. & vb. n. {Chafing}.] [OE. chaufen to warm, OF. chaufer, F. chauffer, fr. L. calefacere, calfacere, to make warm; calere to be warm + facere to make. See {Caldron}.] 1. To excite heat in by … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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Chafe — Chafe, n. 1. Heat excited by friction. [1913 Webster] 2. Injury or wear caused by friction. [1913 Webster] 3. Vexation; irritation of mind; rage. [1913 Webster] The cardinal in a chafe sent for him to Whitehall. Camden. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
chafe — chafe; chafe·wax; en·chafe; … English syllables
chafe — [tʃeıf] v [Date: 1200 1300; : Old French; Origin: chaufer to warm , from Latin calefacere, from calere to be warm + facere to make ] 1.) [I and T] if a part of your body chafes or if something chafes it, it becomes sore because of something… … Dictionary of contemporary English
chafe — [v1] rub, grind against abrade, bark, corrode, damage, erode, excoriate, gall, grate, graze, hurt, impair, inflame, irritate, peel, ruffle, scrape, scratch, skin, wear; concept 215 chafe [v2] annoy abrade, anger, annoy, bother, exasperate,… … New thesaurus
chafe — [chāf] vt. chafed, chafing [ME chaufen < OFr chaufer, to warm < L calefacere, to make warm: see CALEFACIENT] 1. to rub so as to stimulate or make warm 2. to wear away by rubbing 3. to irritate or make sore by rubbing 4. to annoy; irritate … English World dictionary
