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21 andendelsstuderende
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22 efterfødsels-
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23 i huj og hast
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24 portofri
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25 postnatal
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26 efterkrigstid fk
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27 pæl fk
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28 postboks fk
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29 posthus n
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30 postkontor n
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31 stilling
attitude, capacity, pose, position, post, posture, score, situation, status* * *(en -er) position;( måde, hvorpå legemet anbringes) position ( fx sit (, lie) in an uncomfortable position),(mere F) posture ( fx a sitting (, kneeling, crouching) posture; working postures),( som man bevidst indtager) attitude;F stance;( stilling i terrænet; mil. stilling) position ( fx retire to a safer position; a fortified (, weak) position);(mere F) post ( fx he has a post in a bank; a teaching post),( som man udnævnes til) appointment ( fx get a teaching appointment at a school),( om højere stilling, embede) post, position ( fx obtain a post (el.position) in a Ministry),( om huslig stilling) place,F situation;( erhverv, livsstilling) occupation;( samfundsstilling) position,( politisk stilling, retsstilling) status;( situation) situation ( fx in an embarrassing situation), position (fx the financial position), state of affairs ( fx the present state of affairs);( i sport) score ( fx what's the score?);(merk) the state of the market;[ sagernes stilling] the state of affairs;[ med vb:][ beklæde en stilling] fill (el. occupy) a post;[ besætte en stilling] fill a vacancy, appoint somebody to a post,(mil.) occupy a position;(fig) take stock (of the situation);(mil.) move into position;(mil.) hold the position,(fig) hold one's own, hold one's ground;[ indtage en stilling], se indtage;[ tage stilling til] make up one's mind about, come to a decision as to,F take a stand on. -
32 pæl
pile, pole, post, stake, stilts* * *(en -e)boundary stake),( kraftigere: stolpe) post ( fx boundary post, fencing post);( lang tynd, også telegrafpæl etc) pole;( til fundamentering) pile;(se også fortøjningspæl);[ hele huset (etc) stod på gloende pæle](fig) everything was in a frenzy of excitement;[ ramme en pæl gennem rygtet] stamp out (el. nail) the rumour;[ en pæl i kødet] a thorn in one's flesh (el. side). -
33 embede
sg - émbedet, pl - émbederдо́лжность ж, ме́сто с* * *office, post* * *(et -r) office, (government) post;[ ansættes i et embede] be appointed to a post;[ i embeds medfør, på embeds vegne] in one's official capacity ( fx he spoke in his official capacity), on official business ( fx travelling on official business). -
34 omgående
immediate, immediately, promptly, quickly* * *adj( hurtig) immediate ( fx an immediate reply), prompt;(mil.) outflanking;adv immediately, at once;[pr. omgående] by return (of post);( straks) immediately, at once;[ svare omgående] reply immediately;(pr. post) reply by return (of post). -
35 postvæsen
mail services pl, post office (authorities);[ postvæsenet](i Engl) the Post Office;[ være ansat ved postvæsenet] be a post-office employee. -
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37 besætte
31) захва́тывать, оккупи́ровать2) занима́ть* * *obsess, occupy* * *vb( okkupere) occupy ( fx the Germans occupied Denmark; the house was occupied by squatters);(om tanke etc) obsess,(F og om ond ånd) possess;( stilling) fill ( fx a post);[ undlade at besætte en stilling] leave a post vacant;[ besætte rollerne] cast the parts;[ besætte rollen med X] cast X for the part;[ besætte med frynser] fringe;[ besætte hans plads med en anden] replace him with somebody else;(se også besat). -
38 bogføre
* enter, book ( fx an amount);( i hovedbog) post;[ bogført post] entry;[ bogført værdi] book value. -
39 kommandopost
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40 lygtepæl
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