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1 sædemand
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2 efterspørgsel
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3 lægge beslag på
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5 kræve
1тре́бовать* * *call for, claim, demand, expect, insist, require* * *vb demand ( fx an explanation, higher pay; that he (should) do it),( vedholdende) insist on ( fx one's rights; his leaving the room; she insisted that he (should) leave the room);( som sin ret; med begrundet krav) claim ( fx compensation, one's rights, one's reward);F ( svagere) require ( fx I will do everything that is required of me; he required that I (should) do it),( stærkere) exact ( fx obedience, payment);( med tingssubjekt: nødvendiggøre) call for ( fx a solution; great care),F require ( fx this work requires great skill; my duty requires that I (should) do it),( stærkere) demand ( fx an operation demanding great care);[ kræve ham løsladt] demand his release, demand that he should be released;[ kræve mange ofre] claim many victims;[ kræve betaling af en] demand payment from somebody;[ kræve en for penge] press somebody for money;[ kræve penge ind] collect money (, debts);[ kræve en til regnskab] call somebody to account. -
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sg - kravet, pl - kravтре́бование с* * *claim, demand, requirement* * *(jur, merk) claim (om for, fx compensation, damages, higher wages; påto, fx the Throne, a territory);(F, svagere: hvad der er nødvendigt, officielt krav, fx til eksamen) requirement ( fx the requirements in Latin; satisfy the requirements of the law);( moralsk) claim (på (at) to, fx have a claim to respect (, to be heard)),( ret) right (på (at) to, fx he has a right to know);[ gøre krav på] demand ( fx respect),(jur etc) claim ( fx one's inheritance), lay claim to ( fx aterritory);[ han har ingen krav på mig] he has no claim on me;[ stille krav om] demand; claim, put forward a claim for;[ stille krav til] make demands on;[ øjeblikkets krav] the demands (, F exigencies) of the moment. -
7 forlange
2тре́бовать* * *charge, claim, demand, exact* * **( bede om) ask for ( fx money; more), ask ( fx he asked a lot of money for that car);( bestille) order ( fx a bottle of wine);( kræve) demand ( fx an apology, an explanation, one's money; that they(should) leave at once),(F og svagere) require ( fx all that is required of me);( som sin ret) claim ( fx compensation);( som betaling) charge ( fx how much do they charge for board and lodging?);( forvente) expect ( fx you can't expect me to know everything; do you really expect me to believe that?);[ bestemt forlange] insist on;[ forlange noget af en] demand something from somebody ( fx I demanded compensation from him);[ du kan ikke forlange at han skal gøre det] you cannot expect him to do it;[ det er for meget forlangt] that is asking too much. -
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9 anfordring
(en) demand;[ på anfordring] on presentation, on demand. -
10 efterspurgt
* * *adj in demand; sought after (af by);[ disse varer er meget efterspurgte] these goods are in great demand. -
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12 rift
* * *(en -er) scratch,( større) cut,( især i tøj) tear;( stor flænge) slash;[ der er rift om det] there is a great demand for it, it is in great demand. -
13 skattebillet
( opkrævning) tax demand note, (income) tax demand. -
14 urimelig
absurd, excessive, exorbitant, unreasonable* * *adj( uretfærdig) unfair ( fx treatment);( meningsløs) unreasonable ( fx behaviour), irrational ( fx fear, procedure),( stærkere) absurd ( fx conclusion, suggestion),F preposterous ( fx assertion, explanation, question);( overdreven) unreasonable ( fx demand),F undue ( fx caution, haste),( stærkere) absurd,F preposterous ( fx demand), exorbitant ( fx demands, price, profits);( vanskelig at omgås) unreasonable, hard to please. -
15 afkræve
* * *vb:[ afkræve en noget] demand something ( fx an explanation) from somebody;( stærkere, F) exact something ( fx a promise) from somebody;[ afkræve én et gebyr] charge somebody a fee. -
16 afæske
vb:[ afæske en noget] request something of somebody,( stærkere) demand something ( fx a reply) from somebody. -
17 begære
vb( attrå) desire,(F el. bibelsk, neds) covet ( fx wealth and power);( forlange) demand,( svagere) ask for,F request;[ begære sin afsked] send in one's resignation;[ alt hvad hjertet kan begære] all that the heart can desire;[ du må ikke begære din næstes hustru] thou shalt not covet thy neighbour's wife;[ begære ordet] ask permission to speak. -
18 begæring
(en -er)( anmodning) demand,( svagere, F) request;( andragende) application;[ indgive begæring om] apply for. -
19 dække
11) покрыва́ть, накрыва́ть2) охва́тыватьdǽkke bord — накрыва́ть на стол
dǽkke óver nóget — скрыва́ть что-л.
dǽkke nóget óver — накрыва́ть что-л.
* * *blanket, cloak, coat, coating, cover, covering, lay, make it up, pall, screen, seal, set, shroud* * *I. (et) cover, covering;[ under dække af] under cover of;( påskud) on the pretext of;[ spille under dække med] act (el. be) in collusion with.II. vb cover;( udgifter også) meet;( om oversættelse) mean the same thing as; be accurate;(mil.) cover;( i skak) guard;( i sport) mark, cover;[ dække behovet] meet the demand;[ dække bord] set (el. lay) the table;[ dække middagsbordet] set (el. lay) the table for dinner;[ dække tilbagetoget] cover the retreat;[ dækket af mørket] under cover of darkness;[ dække for]( skjule) hide,F conceal;[ dække imod al skade] cover against all risks;[ dække ind] recoup ( fx losses),( opveje) offset ( fx raise prices to offset higher costs);[ dække op](i fodbold etc) mark, cover;(dvs kræse op) do somebody well (el. proud);[ dække over](dvs skjule) cover up ( fx one's mistakes, one's real intentions),F conceal;[ dække over én] cover up for somebody; shield somebody;[ dække til seks ( personer)] set the table for six;[ der er dækket til tyve personer] the table is set (el. laid) for twenty;[ dække sig]( søge dækning) take cover,( sikre sig) protect oneself;( sikre sig) protect oneself;( ved indkøb) lay in fresh stock (el. supplies);( for udgifter) reimburse oneself;[ dække sig mod tab] secure oneself against losses. -
20 efterspørgselspres
(økon) demand pull.
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