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21 anførsel
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22 beherske
1владе́ть; госпо́дствоватьbehérske frémmede sprog — владе́ть иностра́нными языка́ми
behérske sig — владе́ть собо́й
* * *control, dominate* * *vb( regere over) rule (over), govern;( være kyndig i) master ( fx a language);( være herre over) be master of, control ( fx England controls the market; control one's voice (, emotions, anger));F contain ( fx he could hardly contain his laughter (, enthusiasm));(mil.: kunne beskyde) command ( fx a position from which the artillery commanded the town);[ beherske sig] control oneself. -
23 brøle
bellow, low, roar* * *vb( om vilde dyr, storm etc) roar;( om tyr) bellow,( om ko) moo,F low;( om hjort) bellow,F bell;( om person) roar, howl (af with, fx laughter, pain),( råbe) roar, bellow ( fx a command),(neds) bawl;( græde, T) howl, bawl,( foragteligt) blubber ( fx stop blubbering and act like a man); -
24 enhedskommando
(mil.) unitary command. -
25 flyverkommando
(mil.) air command. -
26 føring
* * *(en)(i sport etc) lead ( fx he took the lead; he had a lead of two metres (, two minutes));(mil.) command and control. -
27 generalkommando
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28 hærledelse
supreme command;( konkret ofte =) General Headquarters, G.H.Q. -
29 kampstyrke
(mil.) command. -
30 kommandokapsel
( i rumskib) command module. -
31 kommandoord
(word of) command. -
32 kommandosektion
( af rumskib) command module. -
33 kommandostation
(mil.) (main) command post (fk CP). -
34 kommandostyring
( om missil) command guidance. -
35 kontrol
sg - kontróllen, pl - kontróllerконтро́ль мfǿre kontról med nóget — контроли́ровать [проверя́ть] что-л.
* * *check, command, control, mastery* * *(en)( inspektion) inspection, check;[ føre kontrol med] keep control on ( fx keep tight control on prices), keep check on,( opsyn) supervise ( fx work);(se også kontrollere);( om arbejdsløs) sign the register;( hos læge) go for a check-up,( regelmæssigt) go for regular examinations (el. check-ups);[ få under kontrol] get (el. bring) under control ( fx bring the ball (, the fire) under control). -
36 lov
I sg - loven, pl - love1) зако́н мúdstede en lov — издава́ть зако́н
2) уста́в мII enразреше́ние с, позволе́ние с, пра́во сháve lov til... — име́ть пра́во на...
få lov til... — получи́ть разреше́ние на...
* * *act, law, statute* * *I. (en -e) law ( fx break the law; there ought to be a law against that);( enkelt) Statute, Act,(i Engl) Act of Parliament;( lovforslag) Bill;[ love]( forenings) rules, constitution,( aktieselskabs) articles of association;( i sport) laws;[ give love] make (el. enact) laws, legislate;[ ifølge loven] according to law, lawful(ly);[ på lovens grund] within the law;[ hans ord er lov] his word is law;[ lov og orden] law and order;[ lov og ret] justice; law and order;[ uden lov og dom] without trial; without the form of law;[ blive skudt uden lov og dom] be shot out of hand;[ sætte uden for loven] outlaw;[ uden for lands lov og ret] miles from anywhere; at the back of beyond; right off the map;[ ved lov] by Statute;[ det er bestemt ved lov] it is provided by Statute, it is statutory, it is laid down by law;(se også forbyde);[ dit ønske er min lov] your wish is my command.II. (en)( tilladelse) permission;[ bede om lov til at] ask permission to;[ få lov til at] be permitted to;[ frugten får lov til at rådne] the fruit is left to rot;[ give én lov til at] give somebody permission to, permit somebody to.III. (en el. et)[ Gud ske lov!] thank God! -
37 næstkommanderende
second in command;( overstyrmand) first officer. -
38 operativ
adj(mil.) operational ( fx command, control);(med.) operative;[ operativ behandling] surgery;[ operativt indgreb] surgical operation. -
39 overbefaling
supreme command. -
40 overtage
assume, take over* * *vb take over ( fx a business, a loan, the command, the helm, his job, the leadership, the watch),F assume ( fx control, one's duties, the direction, the leadership);(fx ved huskøb) take possession of ( fx the house);( påtage sig) take on, undertake ( fx a job, a task),F assume;( også) take charge of;[ overtage magten] take over, take (, assume) control (, power),( ved regeringsskifte) come into power,( med vold) seize power,(se også regering).
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