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ежедне́вный; бу́дничныйdáglig tále — разгово́рный язы́к
* * ** * *adj(som sker etc hver dag) daily ( fx visits),( almindelig) everyday ( fx occurrence);adv daily;[ tre gange daglig] three times a day;[ det daglige brød], se brød;[ passe de daglige forretninger] manage the day-to-day business;[ daglig kost], se hverdagskost;[ have den daglige ledelse] have the day-to-day running;[ daglig leder] day-to-day head;[ dagligt liv] everyday life;[ daglig påklædning] ordinary dress;( på indbydelse) informal dress;[ daglig tale] everyday talk, everyday (el. colloquial) language;[ i daglig tale] colloquially;[ til daglig] ordinarily, every day;[ dagligt vande], se vand. -
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sg - húshjælpenдомрабо́тница ж* * ** * *domestic servant, maid;( rengøringshjælp) daily help,T daily. -
12 brød
sg - brødet, pl - brødхлеб м* * *bread, loaf* * *I. (et -) bread;[ et brød] a loaf (of bread);[ to brød] two loaves;[ giv os i dag vort daglige brød] give us this day our daily bread;[ kampen for det daglige brød] the struggle to make a living;(se også ndf: tjene til);[ den enes død er den andens brød] one man's loss is another man's gain;[ være i hans brød] be in his service;[ ristet brød], se I. riste;( om person) a strapper, a big chunk of a man,( klodset) a big hulk of a man;[ slå større brød op end man kan bage] bite off more than one can chew;[ tage brødet ud af munden på ham] take the bread out of his mouth;[ tjene sit brød, tjene til det daglige brød] make a living, earn one's living; earn one's daily bread;T earn one's bread and butter;(se også varm).II. præt af bryde. -
13 hverdag
sg - hvérdagen, pl - hvérdageбу́дний [рабо́чий] день* * ** * *weekday;[ hverdagen] the daily round ( fx return to the daily round);[ i hverdagen] in everyday life;[ om hverdagen] on weekdays;[ til hverdag] on ordinary days,(fig) usually. -
14 kone
sg - kónen, pl - kóner1) же́нщина ж2) жена́ ж; хозя́йка ж* * *sultana, wife* * *(en -r)( hustru) wife (pl wives);( kvinde) woman (pl women);( husmoder) mistress of the house, housewife;( hjælp i huset) daily, (daily) help;[ en gift kone] a married woman;[ kone og børn] a wife and family;[ hils Deres kone] give my regards to your wife,F remember me to your wife; remember me to Mrs Smith (, Johnson etc). -
15 slid
exertion, fag, graft, grind, slog, wear* * *(et)( hårdt arbejde) hard work,F toil;( kedsommeligt) drudgery ( fx washing all the floors was drudgery; machines now do the drudgery; the daily drudgery),T fag ( fx it was a real fag to do it), grind ( fx it was aterrible grind; the daily grind);( på ting ved brug) wear (and tear);(geol) attrition;[ slid på (bil)dæk] tyre wear;[ der går slid på maskinen] the engine gets worn. -
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17 forbindelse
sg - forbíndelsen, pl - forbíndelserсвязь ж, сообще́ние с* * *connection, contact, intercourse, link, relation, relationship, service* * *(en -r) connexion, connection;( samfærdsel) communication ( mellem between);( trafiklinie, befordring) service ( fx three services daily; a half hourly service);( mellem trafikmidler) connection;( bindeled, tilknytning) link ( fx the Danes and the British have many close links; trade links; break all links with them);( personligt forhold, forbindelse mellem stater) relations pl ( fx have friendly relations with somebody; break off all relations with somebody; break off diplomatic relations with a foreign country);( person man er i forbindelse med) connection;( forlovelse) engagement;( ægteskab) alliance;( af ord) combination, collocation,( vending) phrase ( fx a fixed phrase),( sammenhæng) context ( fx in this context);( kemisk forbindelse) compound ( fx water is a compound of oxygen and hydrogen);(mil. etc) liaison ( fx our bank maintains close liaison with overseas banks);(tlf) the call was put through, he got through ( med to);F liaison;[ have forbindelse (dvs sammenhæng) med spørgsmålet] have relation to (, F: a bearing on) the matter, be relevant to the matter;[ holde forbindelse med] keep in touch (, mere F: contact) with ( fxone's old friends),(merk etc, F) liaise with ( fx branch secretaries liaise with headquarters);[ i denne forbindelse] in this connection;(kem) combine with ( fx hydrogen combines with oxygen to form water);[ miste forbindelsen med] lose touch (, mere F: contact) with;[ vi har mistet forbindelsen ( med hinanden)] we have lost touch;[ stå i forbindelse med] be connected with,( stå i et vist forhold til) be related to, have a relation to ( fxthe temperature);( om person) have contact with;(se også ovf: holde forbindelse med);[ sætte i forbindelse med] connect with;( sætte i forhold til) relate to;[ sætte sig i forbindelse med] make contact with, get in touch with; -
18 gerning
sg - gérningen, pl - gérningerде́ло с; посту́пок мpå fersk gérning — на ме́сте преступле́ния
* * ** * *(en -er) action ( fx a heroic action; judge him by his actions),F act ( fx a criminal (, unselfish) act),( højtideligere) deed ( fx a good (, heroic, noble) deed; in word and deed);( kald) business,F calling;[ gerninger]( også) works ( fx good works; Satan and all his works);[ dagens gerning] the day's work, the daily round;(dvs har ikke bestilt noget) he has not done a stroke of work;[ han laver ikke dagens gerning] he is bone idle;[ gjort gerning står ikke til at ændre] what is done cannot be undone;[ han ligger på sine gerninger] he has got his deserts; -
19 gribe
4хвата́ть, схва́тыватьgríbe cháncen [en léjlighed] — воспо́льзоваться слу́чаем
gríbe ind i nóget — вмеша́ться во что-л.
* * *grasp, grip, jump at, seize, stop, take* * *vb (greb, grebet) catch ( fx a ball);( med et fast tag) seize ( fx seize somebody by the collar; seize power),( og holde fast i) grasp, grip ( fx somebody's hand),( ivrigt) grab,( angst) clutch;( rive til sig) snatch,( pågribe) catch;(fig: slå ned på) seize on, fasten on ( fx an idea, a suggestion, a detail);( stærkere) move;[ med sb:][ gribe chancen (el. lejligheden)] seize the opportunity;[ gribe flugten] take flight;[ gribe en tanke ( ivrigt)] seize on (el. jump at) an idea;(se også I. pen);[ med præp & adv:][ grebet af frygt] seized with fear;[ gribe noget an] go about something, tackle something;[ gribe efter] catch at; grasp at, clutch at; snatch at, grab at;[ gribe fat i] catch (el. take) hold of, grasp,( om person også) collar;[ dørhåndtaget greb fat i mit ærme] my sleeve caught on the door handle;[ gribe for sig] put one's hand before one;[ gribe en i armen] grasp (, grab, clutch) somebody by the arm, grasp (etc) somebody's arm;[ gribe i strengene] touch (, kraftigt: pluck) the strings;[ gribe en i struben] seize somebody by the throat;[ gribe én i at lyve (el. i en løgn)] catch somebody lying;[ gribe ind] step in,F intervene (i in, fx the government intervened in the conflict);( forstyrrende) interfere (i in, with);( blande sig) meddle (i in, with);[ gribe ind i]( i ens ret) encroach on;( have indflydelse på) influence, affect ( fx decisions that affect our daily life), bear on;( om tandhjul) gear into;(fig) interact; be intertwined;[ gribe ind over for] take measures against;( kraftigt) clamp (el. crack) down on;[ gribe om] catch (el. take) hold of, grasp,( angst) clutch;[ gribe om sig]( brede sig) spread;[ gribe til]( om tilbud) accept;[ gribe til våben] take up arms;[ grebet ud af livet] true to life;(fig) utterly unfounded. -
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см. hver* * ** * *pron every;( af bestemt antal) each;(se også enhver);[ lidt af hvert] a little of everything;( om noget lige nævnt) a little of each;(fig) he has knocked about a good deal;[ hver anden dag] every second day, every two days, every other day;[ hver dag] every day, daily;[ hver og én, én og hver] everybody, one and all, to a man;[ hver for sig] separately; individually ( fx individually they are very nice);[ de har hver sin bog] they have a book each;[ pakket ind i hver sit stykke papir] wrapped up in separate pieces of paper;[ de sad på hver sin side af bordet] they sat on either side of the table;[ trække til hver sin side] pull different ways;[ de gik hver sin vej (el. hver til sit)] they parted; they went their separate (, F: several) ways;(dvs meget tit) he is always coming here;(dvs når som helst) he may come (at) any moment;
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