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81 udslag
(et -)( vægts) turn;( penduls) swing,( af viser) deflection;( svagere) reflection (af of);( tegn) manifestation, symptom (af of);( eksempel) instance (af of);[ give sig udslag i] be reflected in,( tydeligere) show (, F: manifest) itself in;( resultere i) result in;[ gøre udslaget] be the decisive factor, decide the matter, turn the scale;[ være et udslag af] be the result of. -
82 ufrivillig
* * *adj involuntary ( fx movement);( ikke tilsigtet) unintentional ( fx comic effect);adv involuntarily; unintentionally ( fx unintentionally funny); against one's will;[ ufrivillig vandladning] involuntary discharge of urine,T bed-wetting,( fagligt) enuresis. -
83 undersøge
check out, check up (on), examine, explore, inquire, inspect, investigate, look into, look over, probe, screen, search, sound, study, survey* * ** examine ( fx examine something in (el. through el. with) a microscope; examine a revolver for fingerprints; the doctor examined him; our luggage was examined),( se nøje på også) go over, look over;( for at se om det er i orden også) inspect ( fx a house before buying it),( nøjere, F) scrutinize ( fx a bank note, a document);( prøve) test ( fx his qualifications; have one's eyes tested; test the water for toxic chemicals);( gennemsøge) go over, go through,( grundigere) search;( sag, teori etc) examine;( mere systematisk) investigate ( fx a complaint; the possibilities; the police are investigating the murder),( svagere, T) look (el. go) into,F inquire into ( fx the police are looking (, inquiring) into the matter; they went thoroughly into his story);( kontrollere) check up on ( fx the truth of a statement),( for at se om der er noget galt) probe into ( fx his activities; his conduct of the affair; his financial transactions);( om officiel undersøgelse) set up (el. hold, make) an inquiry into,F conduct an inquiry into ( fx the causes of road accidents, the sinking of the ship),( også om videnskabelig undersøgelse) carry out (, conduct) a study of(el. into) ( fx BBC reporting; the social effects of something; the incidence of leukaemia), carry out (, conduct) a survey of, investigate,( kun om videnskabelig undersøgelse også) research into, make researches into ( fx the effect of chemicals on the human brain). -
84 uønsket
undesirable, uninvited* * *adj unwanted ( fx child);( ofte =) undesirable ( fx effect);(fx udlændinge) undesirable persons;( om diplomat) he was declared persona non grata. -
85 versere
vb go round ( fx the story that is going round), circulate,F be abroad ( fx there is a rumour abroad (to the effect) that...);( om retssag) be pending. -
86 virkningsløs
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87 øjeblikkelig
immediate, instant, instantaneous* * *adj( ufortøvet, umiddelbar) immediate ( fx help, reply; take immediate action; there is no immediate danger);( som sker straks, F) instantaneous ( fx effect; death wasinstantaneous);( forbigående) momentary; temporary ( fx improvement);( nuværende) present ( fx situation);adv instantly, this instant, this minute, at once;(se også indskydelse). -
88 ønsket
adj desired ( fx the desired effect);( forlangt) asked for ( fx the information asked for),F required;( fornøden) requisite ( fx the requisite length (, qualifications));[ det ikke ønskede bedes overstreget] delete as required; strike out the words which do not apply;F the goods as requested. -
89 årsag
cause, reason* * *(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),( 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);( også) his reason for doing it. -
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97 skadevirkning fk
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99 indkomstvirkning
income effect -
100 substitutionsvirkning
substitution effect
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