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1 heltetenor
dramatic tenor. -
2 skuespilkunst
dramatic art;( det at spille) acting ( fx acting of the very first rank). -
3 voldsom
dramatic, ferocious, heavy, steep, violent* * *adj violent ( fx attack, collision, death, pain, temper, effort),( heftig) intense ( fx desire, heat, hatred),F vehement ( fx desire, protest, storm, fire);( meget stor, gevaldig) tremendous ( fx appetite, effort, energy, explosion, improvement);(om stigning el. fald: voldsom og brat) steep ( fx rise in prices; drop in temperature);[voldsomt adv] violently etc; steeply ( fx consumption rose steeply);[ det sneede voldsomt] it snowed hard;[ med sb:][ voldsom fart] a tremendous (el. furious, terrific) speed (, pace);[ gøre et voldsomt indtryk på] make a profound (, stærkere: shattering) impression on;[ voldsomme kampe] heavy fighting;[ voldsomt slag] heavy (el. powerful, violent) blow;[ voldsomt snefald] heavy snowfall. -
4 dramatisk
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5 dramatisk
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6 bevæget
взволно́ванный, тро́нутый* * *adj( rørt) moved ( fx he was deeply moved by the news), stirred, affected;( begivenhedsrig) eventful, dramatic ( fx journey),( urolig) agitated, turbulent ( fx meeting, times);[ han talte bevæget om] he spoke with emotion about. -
7 episode
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8 opsigtsvækkende
spectacular, spectacularly* * *adj sensational, dramatic. -
9 økonomi
economy, economics, finance* * *(en)( pengeforhold) financial circumstances ( fx my financial circumstances do not permit it), financial position; finances ( fx his finances are in a bad state);(især nationalt el. internationalt) economy ( fx the economy of the country does not permit it);( sparsommelighed, også fig) economy ( fx practise strict economy; dramatic economy);( økonomisk system) economy ( fx a mixed economy);( videnskaben) economics.
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