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1 derved
adv. thereby, by that means, by so doing -
2 ekstemporering
subst. extemporization, doing unseens -
3 feil
неправильно* * *error, fault, fault, mistake, wrong, wrong* * *subst. error, mistake subst. [ mindre] fault, slip subst. [ feil man begår] (liten) slip, (større) mistake, fault, (brøler:) blunder, bloomer subst. [ gal handling] mistake, fault, wrong-doing, blunder subst. [ noe som skjemmer utseendet] blemish (f.eks.the book has several serious blemishes on the front page
) subst. [ skjemmende] blemish subst. [skavank, mangel] defect (f.eks.one of the defects of his book, a defect of the speech organs
) subst. [ skrive- trykk-] error (f.eks.typing error, printing error
), mistake subst. [ fabrikasjonsfeil] defect, (i støping o.l.) flaw subst. [ motsatt av fordel] drawback (f.eks.one of the drawbacks of the present system
) subst. [brist i karakteren etc.] fault, flaw, shortcoming, failing subst. [ mangel i personlighet] shortcoming (f.eks.I quite realize my own shortcomings
) subst. [ moralsk og fornuftsmessig] error (f.eks.an error of judgement, he repented his youthful errors
) subst. (matematikk) [i målinger, observasjon] error, (avvik) deviation (f.eks. ) adj. (gal) wrong, incorrect, erroneous adj. wrong, erroneous, incorrect, amiss (en menneskelig feil) a human error (grammatiske feil) mistakes in grammar, grammatical errors (innse sine feil) (moralsk) see the error of one's ways (regne feil) miscalculate (rette en feil) correct a mistake (, an error) (skrive feil) miscopy (overført) (slå feil) fall through, fail (ta feil) be mistaken, be wrong (ta feil) make a mistake (f.eks. ), be mistaken, be wrong (f.eks. ) (uten feil) faultless (gjøre en feil) make a mistake, make an error (talespråk) (gjøre en feil) mess up -
4 forhindre
воспрепятствовать, помешать, предотвратить* * ** * *verb. prevent (f.eks.a disaster, the spread of a disease. There is nothing to prevent him from doing his duty
) verb. hinder (f.eks.his talk hindered me in my work
) verb. impede (f.eks.impede the advance of the enemy, the wind impeded the progress of the aeroplane
) verb. [ foregripe] forestall (f.eks. ) verb. frustrate (f.eks.his attempts, the designs of the enemy
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5 forsvarlighet
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6 framgang
subst. progress, advance, improvement, growth subst. [ fremskritt] progression progress (f.eks.the progress of industry in Norway
) subst. [ trivsel] prosperity subst. [medgang, hell] success subst. [ økning] increase (f.eks. ) (forretningen er i framgang) the business is prospering (el. booming) (få framgang) prosper, begin to prosper, (begin to) succeed, make progress (ha framgang) prosper, succeed, make progress, be doing well (han hadde framgang) luck was on his side (med framgang) successfully (være i framgang) be making progress, be progressing (gjøre framgang) make progress -
7 fremgang
subst. progress, advance, improvement, growth subst. [ fremskritt] progression progress (f.eks.the progress of industry in Norway
) subst. [ trivsel] prosperity subst. [medgang, hell] success subst. [ økning] increase (f.eks. ) (forretningen er i fremgang) the business is prospering (el. booming) (få fremgang) prosper, begin to prosper, (begin to) succeed, make progress (ha fremgang) prosper, succeed, make progress, be doing well (han hadde fremgang) luck was on his side (med fremgang) successfully (være i fremgang) be making progress, be progressing (gjøre fremgang) make progress -
8 gjerning
act, deed* * *subst. deed, act, action, doing, work subst. (jus) act (bli tatt på fersk gjerning) be caught red-handed, be caught in the act (ta noen på fersk gjerning) catch someone red-handed (dagens gjerning) the business of the day, the day's work, the daily round -
9 ivrig
усердный старательный ревностный рьяный* * *eager, eagerly, keen* * *adj. eager adj. eager (etter noe for something etter å gjøre noge to do something) adj. sedulous (f.eks.his sedulous imitation of the classics
) adj. keen (efter noget on something efter at gøre noget on doing something adj. enthusiastic (f.eks. ) adj. ardent (f.eks. ) adj. animated (f.eks.gestures, conversation
) adj. anxious (etter å gjøre noe to do something) (bli ivrig) get excited -
10 lekselesing
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11 lekselesning
subst. doing one's homework -
12 mening
meaning, opinion, sense* * *subst. [ betydning] meaning, sense subst. [synspunkt, anskuelse] opinion (f.eks.political and religious opinions, a man of radical opinions, my opinion is ---
) subst. [betydning, innhold av et utsagn] meaning (f.eks.the meaning of that word, don't misunderstand my meaning, the meaning of this is...
) subst. [ fornuftig mening] sense (f.eks.there is no sense in doing that, I cannot find any sense in that letter
) subst. [ hensikt] intention, purpose, aim, object, idea (dypere mening) deeper sense, (ofte =) hidden (el. underlying) meaning (f.eks.there must be a hidden meaning
) (etter min mening) in my opinion (el. view el. judgement), to my mind, as I see it (gi mening) make sense (f.eks.this does not make sense at all
) (høyere mening) greater purpose (mål og mening) direction (si sin mening) speak one's mind, say what one thinks (skifte mening) change one's mind, revise one's opinion(s) (skjult mening) secret (el. hidden) meaning (uten mening) without sense, meaningless, senseless (være av en annen mening) hold a different opinion, disagree, be of another opinion, differ, think differently (den offentlige mening) public opinion (etter min mening) in my opinion -
13 oppsatt på
keen on, set on (el. to), bent on (noe something, å gjøre noe, doing something) bent (up) on, keen on, committed to -
14 sovepute
subst. (overført) pillow subst. (overført) false security, pretext for doing nothing -
15 tapt bak en vogn
adj. without a clue about what one is doing -
16 tolkning
subst. interpretation subst. approach (f.eks.She has a different approach for doing it.
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17 utelukket
adj. [ fra å gjøre noe] be prevented (el. debarred) from doing sth adj. out of the question, impossible (f.eks.it is out of the question, it is impossible
) (all tvil er utelukket) there is no room for doubt
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