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1 effekt
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2 virkning
effect -
3 effekt
* * *subst. impact subst. [ virkning] effect, sensation subst. (energi) power, output, effect (petro) (beregnet effekt) design duty (skape effekt) create a sensation -
4 gjennomføre
* * *verb. finish, complete verb. implement, bring about verb. accomplish, go through with, effect verb. carry through, carry out, work out verb. see all the way through verb. implement, carry into effect -
5 innvirkning
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6 påvirkning
effect, influence* * *subst. influence -
7 bivirkning
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8 realbalanse-effekten
subst. real balance effect, Pigou effect, wealth effect -
9 skorstensvirkning
subst. (luftbehandling) chimney effect subst. (Riksmål, eg. skorsteinsvirkning) chimney effect, stack effect -
10 anodeeffekt
subst. anode effect, plate effect -
11 blusspenning
subst. (elektrisitet) anode effect overvoltage, anode effect voltage -
12 bytteeffekt
subst. (teleteknikk) polarity-reversal effect, change effect -
13 comptoneffekt
subst. (fysikk) Compton effect subst. (atomfysikk) Compton effect el. scattering -
14 engangseffekt
subst. one-off impact subst. one-time effect, once for all effect -
15 fargeeffekt
subst. colour effect, (amer:) color effect -
16 formidle
verb. arrange, effect (f.eks. ) verb. get, procure, arrange verb. mediate, act as an intermediary verb. pass on, communicate verb. spread -
17 giftvirkning
subst. toxic effect (fargetekn.) (generell giftvirkning) general toxic effect -
18 gjelde fra
(jus) [ ikrafttredelse] take effect from, come into force on, come into effect on -
19 helhetsvirkning
subst. general effect, total effect -
20 iverksette
verb. carry out, implement, effectuate, effect, carry into effect, initiate, start verb. (formelt) implement (f.eks. ) verb. start, initiate (f.eks. )
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