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1 fugl
sg - fuglen, pl - fugleпти́ца ж••hvérken fugl éller fisk — погов. ни ры́ба ни мя́со
* * ** * *(en -e) bird;(omtr) veal olives;[ gadens løse fugle] the women of the street;[ hverken fugl eller fisk] neither one thing nor the other; neither fish, flesh, fowl, nor good red herring;[ én fugl i hånden er bedre end ti på taget] a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush;[ jeg har hørt en fugl synge om det] a little bird told me;(fig) the bird had flown;[ det er bedst at lade den fugl flyve] you (etc) had better put that out of your (etc) head; you had better drop that idea;[ hun spiser som en fugl] she eats no more than a sparrow. -
2 kat
sg - katten, pl - katteкот м; ко́шка ж* * ** * *(en -te) cat;( tamp) cat (-o'-nine-tails);(omtr) quarrelsome dogs get dirty coats;[ den der gemmer til natten gemmer til katten] what the goodwife spares the cat eats;[ i mørke er alle katte grå] in the (el. at) night all cats are grey;[ ikke en kat]T not a soul;[ han gør ikke en kat fortræd] he wouldn't hurt a fly;[ købe katten i sækken] buy a pig in a poke;[ når katten er ude, spiller musene på bordet] when the cat's away, the mice will play; -
3 spise
* * *I. (en -r) food;( ret) dish.II. * eat ( fx bread, meat; there was nothing to eat),( uden objekt oftest) have breakfast (, dinner etc) ( fx we have dinner at eight), have a meal ( fx have a meal at a restaurant),(især am) eat;( tage næring til sig) eat ( fx he was too ill to eat),F take nourishment ( fx the prisoner refused to take nourishment);[ en restaurant hvor man spiser godt] a restaurant where the food is good;[ hvornår skal vi spise?] what time are we eating (, having dinner etc)?[ hvornår spiser I?] when do you have your meals (, dinner etc)?[ når vi spiser] at mealtimes;[ skal vi snart spise?] is dinner (etc) nearly ready?[ han spiser meget] he eats a lot, he is a great eater;[ spise sig mæt] have enough to eat, eat one's fill;[ med præp, adv:][ spise af en tallerken] eat off (el. out of) a plate;(fig) be eating out of his (, her etc) hand;[ spise en af med] fob (el. palm) somebody off with ( fx promises);[ spise hos en]( enkelt måltid) have a meal with somebody ( fx come and have a meal with us), have dinner (etc) with somebody, dine (etc) with somebody;( være på kost), se ovf;[ spise op] eat up;[ spise noget op] eat something up;(dvs bruge dem på mad) spend all the money on food;(dvs bruge den) run through a fortune;[ spise til aften (, middag)] have (one's) supper (, dinner);[ spise kylling til aften (, middag)] have chicken for supper (, dinner);[ spise en ud af huset] eat somebody out of house and home;[ spise ude](dvs ikke hjemme) eat out, dine out. -
4 æde
browse, feed* * *I. (en) food;(T: mad) eats pl, grub.II. vb (åd, ædt)( spise) eat;(neds om mennesker) guzzle, stuff oneself (with);[ give dyrene noget at æde] feed the animals;[ jeg vil æde min gamle hat på at han ikke kommer (el. hvis han kommer)] if he comes, I'll eat my hat;[ æde sine ord i sig ( igen)] eat (el. swallow) one's words;[ æde sig igennem] eat one's way through;[ æd mig ikke!]( spøgende svar på voldsom protest) well, don't eat me; don't jump down my throat;[ han æder dig ikke!] he won't eat you![ æde op] eat up. -
5 ædelse
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