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101 tag

hold, lock, roof, stroke

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I. (et -)

( med hånd) hold, grasp,

( fast) grip ( fx he had a firm hold (, grasp, grip) on the rope);

( åretag, svømmetag) stroke;

( ryk) tug,

( hårdt) jerk;

( håndelag, færdighed) knack;

[ med vb:]

[få (, have) tag i]

(også fig) grip ( fx the rope; the hearers);

[ have tag på at gøre noget] have the knack of doing something;

[ miste taget, miste sit tag] lose one's hold (el. grip),

(fig) lose one's grip;

[ slippe taget] let go (el. release) one's hold;

[ tage et ordentligt tag]

(dvs nap) put one's back into it;

[ tage et tag med] lend a hand.

II. (et -e)

(på hus etc) roof;

[ belægge et tag med strå, teglsten eller skifer] thatch, tile, or slate a roof;

[ lægge tag på] roof;

[ have tag over hovedet] have a roof over one's head;

[ under tag] under cover.

Danish-English dictionary > tag
102 tanke

fuel, opinion, thought

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I. (en -r) thought;

( forestilling, indfald) idea;

( hensigt) intention, idea;

[ det var ikke min tanke at gøre det] I did not mean (el. intend) to do it, I had no intention of doing it;

[ med vb:]

[ falde i tanker], se ndf;

[ gøre sig tanker om], se ndf;

[ kødet har en tanke] the meat has gone off (el. is a bit off), the meat is high;

[ have tanke for, have tanker om], se ndf;

[ komme i tanker om] etc, se ndf;

[ læse éns tanker] read somebody's thoughts (el. mind);

[ optage éns tanker] occupy somebody's thoughts (el. mind);

[ jeg skænkede det ikke en tanke] I did not give it a thought;

[ vække tanken om], se ndf;

[ med præp:]

[ han har ikke tanke for andet] he cannot think of anything else;

[ jeg havde overhovedet ikke tanke for det] I never gave it a thought;

[ i tanken, i tankerne] in one's thoughts, mentally;

[ i tanke, ord og handling] in thought, word and deed;

[ i den tanke at] thinking that ( fx thinking that it might be useful, he put it in his pocket);

[ i dybe tanker] deep in (el. absorbed in) thought;

[ gå i sine egne tanker] be lost in thought;

[ være en stor mand i sine egne tanker] be a great man in one's own opinion;

[ falde i tanker] become lost in thought;

[ jeg gjorde det i tanker] I did it in a fit of absence of mind;

[ have en i tankerne] have somebody in mind;

[ hvad er tanken med det?] what is the idea of it? what is intended by it?

[ med tanke på] with a view (el. an eye) to;

( i forventning om) in expectation of;

[ tanken om] the thought of ( fx death);

[ alene tanken om det] the mere idea (el. thought) of it;

...?

[ jeg gør mig (el. har) mine egne tanker om det] I have my own ideas about that;

[ have høje (el. store) tanker om] think much of, have a high opinion of;

[ have store tanker om sig selv] have a sense of one's own importance;

[ komme i tanke om] remember (about), (come to) think of;

[ han kom i tanke om at] it struck him (el. occurred to him) that;

[ jeg kan ikke komme i tanker om] I can't think (of) ( fx I can't think of the name; I can't think what his name is);

[ vække tanken om] suggest,

F be suggestive of;

[ bringe en på andre tanker] make somebody change his mind,

T change somebody's mind for him;

[ hvordan kommer du på den tanke?] where have you got that idea from?

[ komme på andre tanker] change one's mind;

[ komme på bedre tanker] think better of it;

[ jeg kom på den tanke at] it struck (el. occurred to) me that;

[ det blev ved tanken] it was never realized; it never came off; nothing came of it;

[ ved tanken om] at the thought of.

II. vb,

[ tanke op] fill up (with petrol etc), refuel.

Danish-English dictionary > tanke
103 tidspunkt

juncture, point, time

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time ( fx this is not the proper (, a good time) for doing it), moment ( fx at the wrong (, at an inopportune) moment); date ( fx at a later date);

[ på dette tidspunkt] at this point,

(nu) at the present moment;

[ på det tidspunkt da] at the time when;

[ på alle mulige tidspunkter]

(dvs tidligt og sent) at all hours ( fx he comes at all hours);

(dvs i tide og utide) in and out of season ( fx he talks about his travels in and out of season);

[ vælge det rette tidspunkt til det] choose the right moment (el. time) for it; time it well.

Danish-English dictionary > tidspunkt
104 tilbøjelighed

inclination, tendency

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(en -er)

( villighed) inclination, willingness ( til at to);

( tendens) inclination,

F tendency ( til, til at to),

(neds: hang) propensity ( til noget to something; til at gøre noget for doing something, to do something, fx for getting drunk, for

lying, to contradict; a morbid propensity);

( disposition for sygdom) liability,

F predisposition ( fx to a disease);

( kærlighed) affection ( for for), attachment ( for to);

[ fatte tilbøjelighed for] form an affection for;

[ forbryderiske tilbøjeligheder] criminal tendencies (, F: proclivities);

[ følge sin tilbøjelighed] follow one's inclination;

[ have kunstneriske tilbøjeligheder] have artistic inclinations, be artistically inclined;

[ have tilbøjelighed til] have an inclination towards; have a tendency to, be prone to;

(neds, F) have a propensity to (el. for, towards),

( om sygdom) be prone to,

F have a predisposition to (el. towards).

Danish-English dictionary > tilbøjelighed
105 tipning

(en -er)

( af fodboldkampe) doing the pools;

[ vinde i tipning] have a win on the pools ( fx I have a small win on the pools from time to time); come up on the pools;

[vinde £1000 i tipning] win £1000 on the pools.

Danish-English dictionary > tipning
106 tøve

hang back, hedge, hesitate, stall

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vb hesitate;

( give tøvende svar) falter;

( dvæle) linger;

[ tøv lidt!] wait a bit!

[ tøve med] hesitate with ( fx the answer);

[ tøve med at gøre noget] hesitate to do something,

( opsætte det) put off doing something.

Danish-English dictionary > tøve
107 uberettiget

baseless, gratuitous

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adj unjustified ( fx criticism),

F unwarranted ( fx accusation, anger, claim, suspicion);

( ubegrundet) baseless, unfounded, groundless ( fx suspicion);

( overdreven) undue ( fx optimism);

( uden tilstrækkeligt motiv) gratuitous ( fx insult);

[ uberettiget afskedigelse] wrongful dismissal;

[ uberettiget til at gøre det] unjustified in doing it.

Danish-English dictionary > uberettiget
108 ukristelig

unearthly

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adj unchristian;

adv awfully ( fx stupid);

[ være en ukristelig tid om at gøre noget] take an unconscionable time doing something;

[ på dette ukristelige tidspunkt] at this ungodly (el. unearthly) hour;

[ noget så ukristeligt]

T something awful.

Danish-English dictionary > ukristelig
109 ulyst

(en) dislike ( til of);

F distaste ( til for),

( svagere) disinclination ( til for),

( stærkere) aversion, repugnance ( til to);

[ med ulyst] reluctantly;

[ føle ulyst ved at gøre noget] dislike doing something.

Danish-English dictionary > ulyst
110 undgå

avoid, dodge, escape, evade, get out of, miss, shun, sidestep, steer clear of

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vb avoid ( fx somebody, a misunderstanding, an accident, his glance; doing something, being seen),

( stærkere, F) shun ( fx somebody; being seen);

( slippe fra, slippe for) escape ( fx danger, death; being run over, being infected with something);

( ved behændighed, F) evade ( fx a danger, one's pursuers),

( ved en hurtig bevægelse) dodge ( fx a blow, an approaching car, a snowball);

( afværge) prevent,

F avert ( fx a strike; by his courage he averted a catastrophe);

(neds: unddrage sig) evade,

T dodge ( fx military service);

[ jeg kunne ikke undgå at] I could not help -ing ( fx hearing what you said; noticing it);

[ det kan ikke undgå at, det kan ikke undgås at det vil] it is certain (el.

bound) to ( fx annoy him; have serious consequences);

[ ikke hvis jeg kan undgå det] not if I can help it;

[ med sb:]

[ undgå éns opmærksomhed] escape somebody's attention, escape somebody;

[ ingen undgår sin skæbne] there is no striving against fate;

(se også II. nød).

Danish-English dictionary > undgå
111 vanskelig

arduous, awkward, complex, delicate, difficult, embarrassing, hard, nasty, thorny, tricky, uphill

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adj difficult,

(mere T) hard ( fx task; for for),

( ubehagelig også) T sticky ( fx situation, time);

( om person) difficult (to get on with), hard to please,

T sticky,

(kræsen etc) particular ( fx about one's food),

T faddy;

adv with difficulty, not easily; hardly;

[ den vanskelige alder] the awkward age;

[ han har vanskelige fødder] his feet are hard to fit;

[ gøre sig vanskelig] make difficulties,

F be refractory;

[ vanskelige tider] hard times;

[ lægge noget hen til vanskelige tider] put something by for (el. provide against) a rainy day;

[ have vanskeligt ved at gøre noget] have (some) difficulty in doing something, find it difficult (el. hard) to do something.

Danish-English dictionary > vanskelig
112 vanskelighed

difficulty, hurdle, strait, trickiness

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(en -er) difficulty;

( besvær) trouble;

( problem) problem,

T hitch;

[ disciplinære vanskeligheder] disciplinary troubles;

[ vanskeligheden ved] the difficulty of;

[ gøre vanskeligheder] make difficulties, make trouble;

[ komme i vanskeligheder] get into difficulties (, trouble);

[ have vanskelighed med] have difficulties with;

[ have vanskelighed ved at gøre noget] have some difficulty in doing something, find it difficult to do something.

Danish-English dictionary > vanskelighed
113 ved

at, by, in case of, gentlemanly, on, upon, wood

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I. (et) wood;

[ bære ved til bålet]

(fig) add fuel to the fire.

II. præp

a) ( om sted) at ( fx at the end of the street, at the next station),

( ved siden af, henne ved) by ( fx he sat at his writing table by

the window; sit by the fire; he lives by the sea (, the river);

by the roadside);

( nær ved) near ( fx he lives near the castle),

( nærmere) close to;

b) ( om beliggenhed ved flod, kyst etc) on ( fx the towns on the Thames

(, on the Channel); their house is right on the sea (, road); on the Scottish border),

(se også I. grænse);

c) ( om tid) at ( fx at dawn, at breakfast; at his death, at midnight, at the outbreak of the war, at the sight of her);

( NB ofte omskrives til bisætning, fx ved krigens udbrud when the war broke out; ved synet af hende when he saw her);

( lige efter) on ( fx on (el. at) our arrival in London);

( omtrent ved) about, around ( fx about (el. around) this time tomorrow; about (el. around) five o'clock);

(= senest ved el. om resultat af en udvikling) by ( fx you must be here by five; by the end of the war the country was almost

bankrupt);

d) ( om lejlighed) at ( fx at the concert, at the funeral, at the party);

( da noget foregik: omskrives til bisætning, fx ved fjernelsen af låget

when the lid was removed);

e) ( om ansættelse, arbejdssted) at ( fx teacher at a school, professor at a university (, at Oxford), physician at a hospital; he is at the Royal Theatre), on ( fx a job on the railway (, on a newspaper), he is on the stage), in ( fx he is in the Army (, the Navy), he is in

agriculture, professor in a university);

[ rektor ved en skole] headmaster of a school;

f) ( om middel) by ( fx powered by electricity, read by lamplight, vote by show of hands; take (, seize, grasp) him by the collar; live by writing), through ( fx through their influence);

[ ved at gøre dette] by doing this, when you (, they etc) do (, did) this;

g) ( om egenskab) about ( fx there is something funny about him; what is so special (, wonderful etc) about that?);

[ der er noget godt ved ham] he has his good points;

[ der er noget farligt ved det] it has its dangers;

[ det er det sjove (, vanskelige) ved det], se ndf: j;

h) ( i færd med) at ( fx he was at his work);

( i færd med at nyde) over ( fx discuss it over a glass of beer (, a cup of coffee); sit over one's coffee);

i) [ Udtryk]

[ med være:]

[ være ved]

(dvs tilstå) admit ( fx he would not admit that he did not know

anything about it);

[ ham (, det) er der ikke meget ved] he (, that) is not much good (el.

not up to much);

[ ham (, det) er der ikke noget ved] he (, that) is no good;

[ enhver lærer der er noget ved kan gøre det] any teacher worth his salt can do it;

[ være ved at]

(dvs begynde at; være i færd med at) be -ing ( fx they were getting tired (, hungry); he is washing the car);

[ være ( lige) ved at]

(dvs skulle til at) be (just) about to ( fx leave), be on the point of -ing ( fx of leaving);

[(dvs men ikke gøre det:) han var lige ved at falde] he nearly fell, he almost fell,

( stærkere) he very nearly fell, he all but fell;

[ det var lige ved at han slog mig] he very nearly struck me;

j) [ Udtryk]

[ med det:]

[ mens du er ved det] while you are at it;

[ det er det sjove (, vanskelige) ved det] that is the funny (,

difficult) thing about it, that is the funny (, difficult) part of

(el. about) it;

[ det er det sjove ved det]

( også) that is where the fun comes in;

( se også de ord hvormed " ved" forbindes, fx hjælp, side, slag, sætte,

sværge).

III. adv:

[ tæt (el. lige) ved]

( med styrelse) near (to), close to,

( uden styrelse) near by, nearby, close by, close at hand;

[ blive ved], se vedblive;

[ komme ved], se vedkomme;

( se i øvrigt de verber, som forbindes med " ved").

IV. præs af vide.

Danish-English dictionary > ved
114 vej

door, lane, Rd, road, street, way

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(en -e)

( anlagt vej, landevej) road;

( strækning, retning) way ( fx part of the way; which way? look the other way);

( afstand) way ( fx a long way), distance;

( rute) way, route;

(se også II. bane);

[ finde vej] find one's way ( til to);

[ vejen fører til Hull] the road leads to Hull;

[ herfra fører ingen vej videre]

(fig) we are at the end of the road;

[ gå sin vej] go, go away,

( især når man er uønsket) take oneself off;

(se også egen);

[ gå den juridiske vej] go in for law;

[ hele vejen] all the way, all along;

[ der er ingen vej tilbage]

(fig) there is no turning back; we are at the point of no return;

[ der er ingen vej udenom] there is no getting round it; we have got to face it;

[ lang vej] a long way ( fx it is a long way to Tipperary),

( i negative og spørgende udtryk) far ( fx is it far to Hull?);

[ der er lang vej igen] there is a long way to go yet;

[en ( engelsk) mils vej] about a mile;

[ gå samme vej som]

(også fig) go the same way as;

[ han rejser samme vej ( som jeg)] he is travelling my way;

[ et stykke vej], se I. stykke;

[ vise vej] show the way,

( gå foran) lead the way;

[ vise én vej] show somebody the way;

(se også berede, bred, lægge (om));

[ med præp:]

[ ad den vej] (by) that way;

[ erfare ad anden vej] learn through some other channel;

[ ad fredelig vej] by peaceful means;

[ ad officiel vej] through official channels;

[ hen ad vejen] along (, up, down) the road;

(fig) as we (, you etc) go along;

[ af vejen] out of the way;

[ det var ikke af vejen] it would not be a bad thing,

F it would not be (el. come) amiss;

[ gå af vejen] get out of the way;

[ gå af vejen for]

(fig) avoid,

( stærkere, F) shun,

( noget godt) refuse;

[ gå af vejen for én] get out of somebody's way;

[ han går ikke af vejen for noget]

(dvs er uden skrupler) he sticks at nothing;

(se også rydde, skaffe);

[ hjælpe (el. sætte) ham i vej] give him a start in life;

[ være i vejen] be in the way;

[ hvad er der i vejen?] what is the matter? what is wrong?

T what's up?

[ hvis der kommer noget i vejen] if anything should happen (to prevent it);

[ komme i vejen for én] get in somebody's way;

[ stå i vejen for én (, noget)] stand in somebody's way (, in the way of something);

[ være i vejen for én] be in somebody's way;

[ der er intet i vejen for at jeg kan gøre det] there is nothing to prevent me from doing it;

[ hvad er der i vejen med ham (, det)?] what is the matter (el. wrong) with him (, that)?

[ på vejen] on the road ( fx a dead hedgehog was lying on the road), in the road ( fx I left the bicycle in the road; he lives in our road);

( undervejs) on the way, as we (, they etc) go (, went) along;

(se også IV. ret);

[ give ham et godt råd med på vejen] provide him with some good advice;

[ bilen ligger godt på vejen] the car has good road-holding qualities, the car holds the road well;

[ tage på veje] take on, make a fuss;

[ være på vej] be on one's (el. the) way ( fx to England; the package is on the way),

(mar også) be bound for ( fx we were bound for India),

( om barn) be on the way;

(fig) be on the way ( fx to becoming mad),

(dvs under forberedelse, også) be in the pipeline ( fx reforms are in the pipeline);

[ på vejen til] on one's (el. the) way to ( fx he died on his way to hospital),

(mar) on her passage to;

[ et skib på vej til Indien] a ship bound for India;

[ være godt på vej til at] be well on the way to -ing, be in a fair way to -ing;

[ på vej ud] on one's (, its) way out;

[ vi har (, tjener) kun til dagen og vejen] we can just make (both) ends meet; we just manage to scratch a living;

[ lige tjene til dagen og vejen] scratch a bare living;

[ vejen til] the road to ( fx London),

(fig) the way to ( fx fame; the way to a man's heart is through

his stomach);

[ er dette vejen til London?] are we right for London?

[ ved vejen] at (el. by) the roadside;

[ en kro ved vejen] a roadside inn.

Danish-English dictionary > vej
115 vige

swerve

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vb (veg, veget)

( gå tilbage) fall back ( fx the enemy fell back), retreat;

( give efter) give way, yield;

[ han veg ikke af stedet] he refused to budge;

(se også sæde, tomme);

[ med præp & adv:]

[ vig bort, Satan!] get thee hence, Satan!

[ blodet veg bort fra hendes kinder] the blood drained from her cheeks;

[ vige for] give way to ( fx traffic from the right);

(fig) give place to ( fx a younger man),

( ved valg) stand down in favour of;

( blive erstattet af) give way to ( fx his fear gave way to anger), give place to,

( om noget forældet også) be superseded by ( fx the stagecoaches were superseded by (el. gave way el. place to) the railway);

[ vige for fjenden] retreat before the enemy;

[ vige pladsen for], se ovf: vige for;

[ han veg ikke fra hende(s side)] he did not leave her (side);

[ vige tilbage] draw back ( fx they drew back to let him pass; he drew back in horror),

( af frygt også) shrink back ( for from),

( pludseligt) recoil ( for from);

[ vige tilbage for]

(fig) shrink from ( fx the responsibility; doing something);

[ han viger ikke tilbage for noget] he sticks (el. stops) at nothing.

Danish-English dictionary > vige
116 vinke

wave

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vb

( til hilsen) wave (one's hand);

( gøre tegn til) motion ( fx motion (to) somebody to come nearer),

( vinke nærmere også) beckon;

[ vinke farvel] wave goodbye;

[ med præp & adv:]

[ vinke ad en]

(dvs om at komme nærmere) beckon somebody;

[ der er vinket af]

T nothing doing;

[ vinke med hånden til en] wave one's hand at somebody;

[ vinke til en] wave to somebody;

[ vinke en bil ind til siden]

( for at standse den) wave (el. flag) down a car ( fx the police waved

(el. flagged) down suspect cars; flag down a taxi);

[ vinke en væk] wave (el. motion) somebody away (el. aside), wave somebody off.

Danish-English dictionary > vinke
117 vride

twist, wring

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vb (vred, vredet) twist,

( pludseligt, voldsomt) wrench;

( vride og presse, fx vådt tøj) wring;

[ vride sin hjerne] rack one's brain(s);

[ vride sine hænder] wring one's hands;

[ med præp & adv:]

[ vride af] twist (, wrench) off;

[ vride vandet af] wring the water from;

[ vride af led] put out of joint,

(F el. fagligt) dislocate;

[ han var ved at vride halsen af led]

(dvs for at se) he was craning his neck;

[ vride armen om på en]

(også fig) twist somebody's arm;

[ vride halsen om på en] wring somebody's neck;

[ vride karkluden op] wring out the dishcloth;

[ med sig:]

[ vride sig] writhe,

( af forlegenhed) squirm;

[ vride sig af latter] be convulsed (with laughter);

[ vride sig som en orm (el. ål)] writhe (el. wriggle) like a worm; twist and turn;

[ vride sig ved at gøre noget] boggle (el. jib) at doing something;

[ vride og vende sig] twist and turn;

(fig: ikke kunne bestemme sig) hum and haw.

Danish-English dictionary > vride
118 værd

worth, worthiness

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I. (et) worth ( fx know his true worth; he knows his own worth);

[ det vil vi lade stå ved sit værd] we will take that for what it is worth.

II. adj worth ( fx the ring is worth £1,000; it is not worth the price; the place is well worth a visit; it is worth a try);

[ det er ulejligheden (el. umagen) værd] it is worth while (at prøve

trying);

(se også tjeneste, I. ære);

[ det er værd at gøre] it is worth doing ( fx the place is worth

visiting);

[ det er ikke værd at tale om] it is not worth mentioning;

[ der var ikke så mange penge at det var værd at tale om] there was no money to speak of;

[ det er ikke værd at du går derhen] you had better not go there;

[ er det værd at...?]

(dvs tilrådeligt) ought I (, we etc) to ( fx tell him?);

[ det er ikke bedre værd] it does not deserve better;

[ arbejderen er sin løn værd]

(bibl) the labourer is worthy of his hire;

[ han er sin løn værd] he is worth his pay (, T: his salt);

[ den er meget værd] it is worth a lot of money, it is very valuable;

[ han (, det) er ikke meget værd] he (, it) is not up to much;

[ ti gange så meget værd som han] worth ten of him;

[ mere værd end] worth more than;

[ tror du den er noget værd?] do you think it is worth anything?

[ enhver lærer der er noget værd kunne gøre det] any teacher worth the name

(, T: worth his salt) could do it.

Danish-English dictionary > værd
119 ømme

vb:

[ ømme sig] wince,

( klage sig) moan;

[ ømme sig ved at gøre noget] shrink from doing something, be reluctant to do something.

Danish-English dictionary > ømme
120 årsag

cause, reason

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(en -er)

( som bevirker noget) cause ( til of, fx malnutrition is the cause of many diseases; the assassination was the occasion, not the cause of the war);

( forklaring, subjektiv grund, fornuftgrund) reason ( til for, fx what is the reason for his refusal?);

( berettigelse) cause ( til for, fx there is no cause for concern; you have no cause for complaint),

( stærkere) ground(s) ( til for, fx have grounds for suspicion);

( anledning) occasion ( til for, fx give occasion for gossip);

( bevæggrund) motive;

[ ingen årsag!] don't mention it! not at all! it's quite all right!

[ årsag og virkning] cause and effect;

[ lille årsag stor virkning] great events and small occasions;

[ med præp:]

[ af den årsag] for that reason;

[ af politiske årsage] for political reasons; on political grounds;

[ give årsag til] give cause (, occasion) for;

[ årsag til at] reason to ( fx we have reason to believe that he is lying), cause to ( fx he had cause to be angry);

[ årsagen til at] the reason why ( fx I refused);

[ årsagen til at han gjorde det]

( også) his reason for doing it.

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Doing It — Author(s) Melvin Burgess … Wikipedia
Doing — Do ing, n.; pl. {Doings}. Anything done; a deed; an action good or bad; hence, in the plural, conduct; behavior. See {Do}. [1913 Webster] To render an account of his doings. Barrow. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Doing — Doing, ostindisches Feldmaß, ungefähr 2 englische Meilen … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
doing — index act (undertaking), action (performance), commission (act) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
doing — early 13c., verbal noun from DO (Cf. do). From c.1600 1800 it also was a euphemism for copulation … Etymology dictionary
doing — [n] achievement accomplishing, accomplishment, achieving, act, action, carrying out, deed, execution, exploit, handiwork, implementation, performance, performing, thing; concept 706 … New thesaurus
doing — [do͞o′iŋ] n. 1. something done 2. [pl.] a) actions, events, etc. b) Dial. social activities or a social event … English World dictionary
doing — /ˈduɪŋ/ (say doohing) verb 1. present participle of do1. –noun 2. action; performance; execution: it s all in the doing. 3. Colloquial a scolding; a beating. –phrase 4. be doing, to take place (mainly of something interesting or in need of… …
doing — do|ing [ˈdu:ıŋ] n 1.) be sb s (own) doing if something bad is someone s doing, they did or caused it ▪ If you fall into this trap, it will be all your own doing. 2.) take some doing informal to be hard work ▪ We had to be on the parade ground for … Dictionary of contemporary English
doing — noun 1 be sb s doing if something bad is someone s doing, they did it: This mess is all your doing. 2 take some doing to be hard work: Sorting this lot out is going to take some doing. 3 doings BrE a) (plural) things that someone does b) (C)… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
doing — do|ing [ duıŋ ] noun be someone s doing to be someone s fault: We re very late, and it s all your doing. take some doing used for saying that something will be very difficult to do: It will take some doing to finish this before five o clock … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English

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