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1 varmegrad
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2 plusgrad fk
degree [above zero / freezing point] -
3 varmegrad fk
degree [above zero / freezing point] -
4 grad
sg - graden, pl - grader1) сте́пень ж, ме́ра ж2) чин м, ранг м3) гра́дус м* * *degree, extent, grade, measure, pitch* * *(en -er) degree;( rang) rank ( fx the military ranks),( trin) grade ( fx a major is one grade higher than a captain);( nuance) shade ( fx en grad værre a shade worse);[ 40 grader celsius] forty degrees centigrade;( svarer i Fahrenheit til) a temperature of 104;[ fem graders frost (el. kulde)] five degrees of frost;[ højere grad](gram.) the comparative;[ højeste grad](gram.) the superlative;(se også tredje);[ i betydelig grad] considerably, to a considerable extent;[ i betænkelig grad] dangerously, alarmingly, to an alarming extent;[ i den grad at] to such an extent that, so that;[ i høj grad] very,( især om noget positivt) highly ( fx interesting, pleased);[ i hvor høj grad] to what extent;[ i højeste grad] extremely;[ i kendelig grad] perceptibly;[ i lige grad] equally;[ i mindre grad] to a lesser extent; less so ( fx this is the case in Britain and less so in Denmark);[ i nogen grad] to some extent, rather,F somewhat;[ i ringe grad], se I. ringe;[ i sjælden grad] exceptionally;[ i stigende grad] increasingly;[ i væsentlig grad] materially;[ stige i graderne] be promoted;(fig) go up in the world;[ til en vis grad] to some (el. a certain) extent, up to a point ( fx I agree with you up to a point).
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