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41 gennemgående
сквозно́й, транзи́тныйet génnemgående tog — прямо́й по́езд
* * *adj through ( fx a through train);( almindelig) common ( fx misunderstanding);( generel) general;adv ( i almindelighed) generally, usually;( gennemsnitligt) on average;[ en gennemgående fejl] a common (el. repeated) mistake;[ gennemgående vogn] through coach. -
42 jævn
ро́вный; просто́й* * *bluff, common, even, flat, homely, level, moderate, smooth* * *adj(uden buler etc) even,( vandret) level ( fx surface, ground, road),( glat) smooth;( regelmæssig, uden store udsving) even ( fx pulse, temperature), regular( fx pulse; at regular intervals), steady ( fx speed);( gradvis) gradual ( fx increase), gentle ( fx slope);( tyktflydende) thick;( uden klumper) smooth;( enkel, dagligdags) plain, ordinary;( nogenlunde) fair, moderate,F tolerable;( middelmådig) mediocre;( ligefrem) plain, simple ( fx language);[ den jævne mand] the man in the street, the common man;[ jævnt godt] fairly well;[ holde sig på det jævne] keep one's feet on the ground. -
43 almenmenneskelig
(universally) human, common to all mankind, universal. -
44 almenvellet
the common good. -
45 almue
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46 alterbog
service book,(i Engl) Book of Common Prayer. -
47 a meta
(merk) on joint account, on a fifty-fifty basis, for common profit and loss. -
48 bedste
etбла́го с, добро́ сtil fǽlles bédste — на о́бщее бла́го
* * ** * *I. (et)( gavn) benefit, advantage;( nytte) good;[ til bedste for] for the benefit of;[ have ham til bedste] pull his leg;[ give en sang til bedste] oblige with a song;[ til fælles bedste] for our (, their, etc) common good.II. (en)( bedstemoder) grandma, granny. -
49 bekendt
1. sg - bekéndte, bekéndtenзнако́мый м2. aизве́стный; знако́мыйbekéndt for nóget — изве́стный чем-л.
gǿre sig bekéndt med nóget — познако́миться с чем-л.
blíve bekéndt med nógen — познако́миться с кем-л.
som bekéndt — как изве́стно
* * *acquaintance, familiar* * *I. (en -e) acquaintance;( ofte =) friend ( fx I am staying with friends).II. adj well-known,( berømt) celebrated,( berygtet) notorious;( gammelkendt) familiar ( fx face, voice);(mat.) known ( fx a known quantity);[ det er almindelig bekendt at] it is a matter of common knowledge that;[ historien er almindelig bekendt] the story is well known (el. widely known);[ det er ikke almindelig bekendt at] it is not generally known that;[ bekendt for] known for, famous for;[ bekendt for at være] known to be;[ bekendt med] acquainted with, familiar with;[ gøre sig bekendt med] inform oneself of, make oneself familiar with, acquaint oneself with;[ gøre ham bekendt med] inform him of, make him acquainted with,( præsentere) introduce him to;[ hans mest bekendte arbejde] his best-known work;[ det er mig bekendt at] I am aware that;[ så vidt mig bekendt] as far as I know;F to the best of my knowledge;[ som bekendt] it is a well-known fact that; as is well known;[ som det vil være Dem bekendt] as you will know, as you will be aware;[ jeg kan ikke være bekendt at sige nej] I cannot in decency refuse;[ du kan ikke være andet bekendt] you cannot in decency do otherwise;[ det kan du ikke være bekendt] that is not good enough!(= skam dig) you ought to be ashamed of yourself![ det kan vi ikke godt være bekendt] we could not very well do that;[ at du vil være det bekendt!] I am surprised at you![ vil du være det bekendt!] can you bring yourself to do such a thing![ en bog han godt kan være bekendt] a book which is worthy of him; a book he need not be ashamed of;(se også noksom). -
50 berøringspunkt
point of contact;(fig) point in common. -
51 blåmusling
zo common mussel. -
52 bonsens
(en) common sense. -
53 bred
1. sg - bredden, pl - bredderбе́рег м2.широ́кий* * *bank, brink, broad, wide* * *I. (en -der)(af flod el. sø) bank,(af sø el. hav) shore;[ floden gik (el. løb) over sine bredder] the river overflowed (el. broke) its banks;[ ved havets bred] on the seashore.II. adj( især om åbning) wide ( fx opening, entrance, street; the river is 50 metres wide);( især om flade) broad ( fx plank, street, river; shoulders, chest; grin; 2 metres broad);(fig) broad ( fx agreement, interpretation, selection),F comprehensive ( fx treatment of a subject),( også om fortælling) detailed ( fx description);( om stilen) diffuse;( om dialekt) broad;[ seks fod lang og fire bred] six feet by four;[ de brede lag] the masses, the general public; the common people;( ofte =) the man in the street;[ over en bred front] on a wide (el. broad) front;[ gøre bredere] widen, broaden;(fig) have broad shoulders;(fig) the primrose path;(se også bredt). -
54 flæg
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55 fold
sg - folden, pl - folderскла́дка ж* * *crease, fold, fold, pen* * *I. (en -er) fold,( rynke) wrinkle;( læg) pleat;( pressefold) crease;[ lægge i folder] pleat;[ lægge sit ansigt i alvorlige folder] take on a serious expression;[ lægge sit ansigt i de rette folder] straighten one's face;[ lægge panden i dybe folder] knit one's brow(s);[ komme i de vante folder igen] settle down in one's groove again, settle down in one's old ways;[ slå folder](om tøj etc) crease;(fig) knock about;[ komme ud af de vante folder] be unsettled.II. (en -e)( indhegning) pen,( fårefold også) fold;(fig) return to the fold.III. (et -)(mat.) multiple;[ mindste fælles fold] least common multiple, L. C. M.;[ gengælde hundredfold] repay a hundredfold. -
56 folkelig
наро́дный, популя́рный* * ** * *adj popular;( national) national ( fx custom);T (især neds) folksy;(om politiker etc: forstå at omgås jævne mennesker) have the common touch. -
57 fælled
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58 fælleseje
joint property;(fig) common property. -
59 fællesnævner
(også fig) common denominator ( for of). -
60 fællesskab
sg - fǽllesskabetо́бщность жi fǽllesskab — сообща́, совме́стно
* * ** * *(et -er) fellowship, community;[ i fællesskab] in common, jointly, together;[ fællesskabet](dvs EF) the Community;[ de Europæiske Fællesskaber (fk EF)] the European Communities (fk EC);[ det Europæiske Økonomiske Fællesskab (fk EØF)] the European Economic Community (fk EEC).
См. также в других словарях:
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Common — Com mon, v. i. 1. To converse together; to discourse; to confer. [Obs.] [1913 Webster] Embassadors were sent upon both parts, and divers means of entreaty were commoned of. Grafton. [1913 Webster] 2. To participate. [Obs.] Sir T. More. [1913… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
common — see mutual … Modern English usage
