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1 dybt
deep, deeply, soundly* * *adv deeply ( fx concerned, hurt, interested, religious; mourn deeply; offend him deeply); deep ( fx deep in the forest (, in one's heart); cut(, dig) deep);(mus.) low; -
2 dybhavs-
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3 dybfryse
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4 dybfryser
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5 dybvands-
deep-sea, deep-water. -
6 dybfrost
deep freeze. -
7 frituregryde
deep-(fat-)frier. -
8 fryseboks
deep freeze, freezer;( fryserum) cold store, freezer. -
9 gravrust
deep-seated rust, pitting. -
10 hjertesuk
deep sigh. -
11 højsøfiskeri
deep-sea fishing. -
12 nedfryse
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13 dyb
deep -
14 dyb
1) глубо́кий2) ни́зкий ( о звуке)* * *deep, deepness, depths, low, profound, sound* * *I. (et -) deep ( fx the bottomless deep); depth ( fx in the depth of one's heart);( afgrund også) abyss;[ dybet](mar) the deep.II. adj deep ( fx hole, roots, water, wound; voice, note, tone; ten feet deep);(fig) deep ( fx disappointment, feelings, gratitude, sigh, silence),( stærkere, F) profound ( fx gratitude, melancholy, respect, wisdom);[ blive dybere] deepen;[ et dybt buk] a low bow;[ dyb hemmelighed] deep (el. close) secret;[ dybest set] fundamentally, basically;[ dyb sorg] profound grief,( om sørgedragt) deep mourning;[ i dyb søvn] in a deep sleep; fast asleep;[ dyb tallerken] soup plate,( skål) bowl;[ i dybe tanker] deep (el. absorbed) in thought;(se også dybt). -
15 søgående
adj sea-going, ocean-going ( fx vessel), deep-sea ( fx deep-sea fishing, deep-sea navigation). -
16 hoved
sg - hóvedet, pl - hóvederголова́ ж* * ** * *(et -er) head;( overhoved) head;( pibehoved) bowl;( avishoved) heading, masthead, flag,( brevhoved) letterhead;[ bøje hovedet] bend (el. bow) one's head;[ han er et godt (el. lyst) hoved] he has got brains; he is a bright chap;[ jeg kan hverken finde hoved eller hale på det] I cannot make head or tail of it;[ der er hverken hoved eller hale på historien] the story is a complete mix-up;(dvs tømmermænd) have a thick head;[ have hoved til] have a head for;[ et hoved højere] taller by a head;[ holde hovedet højt] hold one's head high;[ holde hovedet klart (el. koldt)] keep one's head, keep cool;[ et uroligt hoved] a hothead;[ urolige hoveder] turbulent elements;[ et vittigt hoved] a wit;[ med præp og adv:][ slå det (ud) af hovedet] put it out of one's head;F dismiss it from one's mind;[ hvis det gik efter mit hoved] if I had my way;[ det er ikke efter mit hoved] it is not to my taste;[ kort for hovedet], se II. kort;[ han fik en bold i hovedet] he was hit on the head by a ball;[ jeg kan ikke få ind i mit hoved at] I can't get it into my head that;[ jeg fik det i hovedet igen] he (, they etc) threw it back at me;[ han talte det sammen i hovedet] he added it up in his head;[ sætte sig noget i hovedet] get something into one's head;[ hænge med hovedet], se hænge;[ se en over hovedet] look down on somebody;[ det går hen over hovedet på dem] it goes (el. is) over their heads;[ presse (el. trække) noget ned over hovedet på én](fig: påtvinge) force something on somebody; push (el. ram) something down somebody's throat;[ falde ned over hovedet på en] fall down about somebody's ears;[ falde på hovedet] fall head first (el. headlong) ( fx down the stairs);T take a header;[ springe ud på hovedet] dive (el. jump) head first, take a headlong dive,T take a header;[ springe (el. kaste sig el. styrte sig) på hovedet ud i] plunge headlong into;[ springe (etc) på hovedet ud i det](fig) take the plunge; jump in at the deep end;[ kaste sig på hovedet ud i arbejdet] rush headlong into the job;(fig) throw him in at the deep end;[ stille noget på hovedet] turn something upside down,(fig også) stand something on its head;[ stille tingene på hovedet] turn things upside down; put the cart before the horse;[ stå på hovedet] stand on one's head;( om ting) be upside down;(fig) go all out to help somebody;T stand on one's head (el. fall over oneself) trying to help somebody;[ blodet steg ham til hovedet] the blood mounted (, pludseligt: rushed) to his head;[ medgangen steg (el. gik) ham til hovedet] his success turned (el. went to) his head;[ vin som stiger til hovedet] heady wine. -
17 høj
high, high-pitched, hill, lofty, loud, mound, rattling, tall* * *I. (en -e) hill,F eminence;( mindre) hillock, mound.II. adj high ( fx building, hill, jump, mountain, tree, wall; price, salary; official; 2000 metres high);( om person, og = høj i forhold til bredden) tall ( fx man; building, chimney, mast, tree; how tall (el. high) is he?);( om lydstyrke) loud ( fx noise, voice);( om tonehøjde) high, high-pitched ( fx voice);T ( påvirket af narkotika) high;[ høj(e) og lav(e)] high and low;[ fra det høje] from on high;[ i det høje] on high;[ med sb:][ i en høj alder] at a great (el. an advanced) age;[ i en meget høj alder] in extreme old age;(mus.) take top C;[ han er seks fod høj] he is six feet (high el. tall);[ høj hat] top hat, silk hat;[ høj himmel] clear sky;[ høje hæle] high heels;( i fire geledder) four deep;( fire i alt) four strong;[ høj sne] deep snow;[ høj stil] high (, F: elevated) style;[ høj sø] a heavy sea;[ højt tal] high figure;[ højt vejr] fine weather; -
18 inderst
* * *adj inmost, innermost;adv farthest in, at the farther end;( på kroppen) next to the skin,( mod væggen) next to the wall;[ inderst inde]( i sindet) in one's heart of hearts,T deep down ( fx I knew, deep down, that he was right),( i grunden) at heart ( fx at heart he is a kindly man);[ inderst inde i] at the farther end of;( i seng) be on the inside, be next to (, nearest to) the wall;( i væddeløb) have the inside track;[ skifte tøj fra inderst til yderst] change completely. -
19 kløft
sg - kløften, pl - kløfterтре́щина ж; про́пасть ж* * *canyon, chasm, cleavage, cleft, gorge, ravine, rift* * *(en -er) cleft ( fx in the rocks);( stejl, dyb bjergkløft) ravine,( med flod) gorge,( større) canyon;( mindre regnkløft) gully;( i gren) fork;( i hage) dimple,( dyb) cleft;(fig) gap ( fx the generation gap; a gap had opened), gulf ( fx a deep gulf divides them; there is a deep gulf between them), -
20 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!
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