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1 stik imod
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2 vrangvillig
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3 tvær
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6 kontrær
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7 modsat
противополо́жныйi módsat fald — в проти́вном слу́чае
* * *anti-, counter, opposite, reverse* * *adj opposite ( fx on the opposite side of the road (, bank of the river); in the opposite direction; on the opposite side from us; I am of the opposite opinion from you);( omvendt) reverse ( fx in reverse order);adv ( omvendt) the other way round ( fx she supports him, not the other way round);( tværtimod) on the contrary ( fx Does she love him? No, on the contrary, she hates him);( i modsætning til), se modsætning;[ det modsatte] the opposite ( fx high is the opposite of low; she is dark, he is the opposite); the reverse ( fx is she pretty? no, quite the reverse); the contrary;[ i modsat fald] otherwise, if not,F failing this (, that) ( fx notice must be given within 24 hours; failing this...);[ udtale sig i modsat retning] express oneself to the contrary. -
8 imod
advsíge én imód — противоре́чить [возража́ть] кому́-л.
det er mig imód — э́то мне не по душе́
álle for og imód — все за и про́тив
* * *against, unto* * *I. præpa) ( om støtte, baggrund, modstand) against ( fx lean against the wall; seen against the dark background; fight against enemies; walk against the wind);[ være imod noget] be against something ( fx the proposal), be opposed to something;b) ( om tid og retning: hen imod) towards, to ( fx towards evening; on his way to(wards) my house);c) (fig: over for) to, towards ( fx his duty to his parents; be good (, kind) to somebody; what has he done to you?); with ( fx be strict (, gentle) with him);d) ( sammenlignet med) compared with (el. to) ( fx that is nothing compared to what I saw), to ( fx the chances are ten to one);e) ( til gengæld for) in return for ( fx he taught her daughter in return for board and lodging), for ( fx for cash);[ imod at betale] on condition of paying, for a payment of;[ imod at han lovede at] on his promise to;f) ( i modstrid med) against, contrary to ( fx the rules, his wishes; contrary to expectation; act contrary to his orders);II. adv against;[ for og imod] se IV. for;[ vinden er imod] the wind is against us;[ det er ham imod] he dislikes it, it is distasteful to him. -
9 modsætning
sg - módsætningen, pl - módsætningerпротиворе́чие с; противополо́жность ж, контра́ст м* * ** * *(en -er) contrast;( forskel) difference;[ modsætningerne mødes] extremes meet;[ danne en modsætning til] contrast with, form a contrast to;[ i modsætning til] contrary to ( fx what we had expected); unlike ( fxunlike his brother, he is a very pleasant person); as opposed to, as distinct from ( fx whales, as distinct from fish, are mammals);[ stå i modsætning til] be opposed to; be contrary to; conflict with; -
10 netop
just, newly, precisely, very* * *adv just ( fx that's just what I was about to say; he has (, had) just arrived);( om tid også) just now ( fx he's repairing the car just now; he phoned just now);( tværtimod) on the contrary ( fx clever? no, on the contrary he is stupid);[ netop da han kom] just as he came, at the very moment he came;[ netop det] the very thing;[ netop det at du betænker dig viser...] the very fact of your hesitating proves...;[ netop det emne] that particular subject;[ hvorfor netop i Norge?] why in Norway of all places?[ ikke netop] not exactly;[ ja netop!] exactly! precisely! that's it!F quite so![ lige netop] = ja netop;( om tid og = lige akkurat) only just ( fx they have only justarrived; it is only just enough; he only just succeeded);[ hvorfor lige netop i dag?] why today of all days?[ netop nu] just now; this very moment;[ jeg skulle netop til at], se skulle e. -
11 sædvane
convention, habit* * *custom,F practice;( enkeltmands) habit, custom,F practice;[ efter sædvane] according to the usual practice, according to custom; as is my (, his etc) habit (el. practice);[ imod sædvane] contrary to his (etc) usual practice, contrary to custom. -
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13 eksempel
sg - eksémplet, eksémpelet, pl - eksémplerприме́р мfor eksémpel — наприме́р
* * *case, example, illustration, instance, manifestation, specimen* * *(et, eksempler) example (på of, fx this is a good example of his early work; give examples of how the word is used); instance (på of, fxan instance of bad workmanship; cite instances in illustration);( oplysende) illustration;[ for eksempel] for instance, for example, fk e.g.;[ ord som for eksempel fader og moder] words such as father and mother;[ følge hans eksempel, tage eksempel efter ham] follow his example; take a leaf out of his book;[ et godt eksempel] a good example,( på det man taler om) a case in point;[ være et godt eksempel] set a good example ( for to);[ et eksempel på det modsatte] an instance to the contrary;[ der findes eksempler på at dette er sket] there are examples of this having occurred; this is known to have occurred;[ som eksempel] by way of example;[ som eksempel på] as an instance of;[ som eksempler på brugen af ordet] to illustrate the use of the word;[ vi må ( straffe ham for at) statuere et eksempel] we must make an example of him (el. make him an example);[ belyse ved eksempler] exemplify, illustrate. -
14 forventning
sg - forvéntningen, pl - forvéntningerожида́ние с* * *anticipation, expectancy, expectation, hopefulness, promise* * *( om følelse) expectancy ( fx a look (, feeling) of expectancy);[ efter forventning] according to expectation(s);[ i forventning om] in expectation of, looking forward to;[ imod forventning] contrary to expectation;[ over forventning] exceeding one's expectations, more (, better) than(could be) expected;[ stille store forventninger til] expect great things from. -
15 kontrær
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16 langt
1) далеко́; до́лгоhvor langt er der hérfra til...? — как далеко́ отсю́да до...?
vǽre langt tilbáge — отста́ть
2) гора́здоlangt bédre — гора́здо лу́чше
langt stǿrre — гора́здо бо́льше
* * *easily, far, by far, far and away, much, way* * *adv(+ komp) far ( fx far better, far more difficult), by far ( fx better by far);(+ sup) by far ( fx by far the best (, biggest, most difficult));[ langt de fleste] the vast majority;( om afstand) a long way ( fx we have travelled a long way; a long way from home),(især i negative el. spørgende udtryk, samt efter too, so, as) far (fx how far did you get? not very far; too far away);[ der er langt] it is a long way ( til to), it is quite far;[ der er ikke langt] it is not far;[ er der langt?] is it far ( til to);[ langt fra] from a distance;( tværtimod) far from it! on the contrary!T not a bit (of it)!(+ sb) a long way from ( fx Denmark),(negativt el. spørgende) far from;(+ adj) far from ( fx rich);[ han følte sig langt fra træt] he was far from feeling tired;[ det være langt fra mig at] far be it from me to;[ det var ikke langt fra at han sparkede mig] he very nearly kicked me;[ langt fra så rig som] not nearly so rich as;[ halvt så langt] half that distance;[ langt hen på dagen] late in the day;[ langt henne i måneden] far into the month;[ have langt hjem] have a long way home;(fig) there is a long way yet; there is still a long way to go;[ han har ikke langt igen] he has not long to live; he won't last long;F he is not long for this world;[ der er langt imellem dine besøg] your visits are few and far between;[ der var langt imellem lynet og skraldet] there was a long time between the lightning and the thunder;[ langt inde i] a long way into, in the heart of ( fx the forest),(fig: optaget af) deep in ( fx they were deep in a discussion);[ langt inde i landet] far inland;[ langt ned (, op) i] far into;[ langt nede](fig: nedtrykt) depressed,T (down) in the dumps;[ langt om længe] at length, at long last;[ langt op på dagen], se dag;[ langt tilbage] far back;(fig) far behind;[ det ligger langt tilbage ( i tiden)] it is a long time ago;[ langt ud på natten], se nat;[ langt ude] far-fetched ( fx that idea is rather far-fetched);[ nu er du langt ude!] now you are way out! -
17 modgående
встре́чный* * ** * *adj( som går i modsat retning) contrary ( fx current); in the opposite direction ( fx a train in the opposite direction);( som kommer imod en), se modkørende. -
18 modstrid
sg - módstridenрасхожде́ние с, несоотве́тствие с* * ** * *:### [ være i modstrid med] be contrary to ( fx our interests); beinconsistent with, be in conflict with ( fx the information we have received from other quarters; the evidence);[ i skærende modstrid med] in sharp conflict with;[ der er modstrid mellem de to beretninger] the two accounts conflict with each other. -
19 modvillig
averse, contrary, grudging* * *adj reluctant. -
20 modvind
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