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кра́ткий, сжа́тый* * *briefly, concise, concisely* * *adj short,F brief,( sammentrængt) concise. -
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I sg - knappen, pl - knapperпу́говица ж; кно́пка жII 1. aнедоста́точный, ску́дный2. advедва́, то́лько, почти́* * *barely, button, scarce* * *I. (en -per) button;(radio etc) (control) knob,( knapper også) controls;( kontakt) button;( på stok) knob;[ dreje én en knap] take somebody in, play somebody a trick;[ dreje på knappen] turn the knob;(dvs frem og tilbage) twiddle with the controls (el. knobs);( svarer til) toss up for it;( være tvivlrådig) be in two minds.II. adj scanty ( fx resources),(kun efter vb) scarce;( kortfattet) brief, concise;[ det er knapt med smør] butter is scarce, there is a shortage of butter;( ved et enkelt måltid) there is not very much butter;[ tiden er knap] time is (running) short; time presses;[ have knapt med penge] be short of funds, be hard up.III. adv( næppe) hardly, scarcely;( knap og nap) just under ( fx just under an hour);( kun lige) barely ( fx he was barely 21; I barely knew her);[ knap nok] hardly, scarcely; barely. -
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adj( om fremstilling) compact,( kort og klar) concise;( forkortet) condensed;( meget sammentrængt) compressed.
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