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1 den ene eller den anden
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2 enten ... eller
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3 ligemeget hvad
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4 begge
either -
5 enten ... eller
either... or -
6 enten
either -
7 begge
о́баvi bégge — мы о́ба
bégge dele — и то и друго́е
i bégge tílfælde — в обо́их слу́чаях
* * *both, either* * *both;(enten den ene el. den anden af to) either ( fx either of the two boys may have done it; clothes that can be worn by either sex);[ dem begge] both (of them);[ de er begge døde] they are both dead, both of them are dead;[ begge dele] both;[ begge drengene] both (of the) boys;[ som begge] both of whom (, which);[ i begge tilfælde] in both cases, in either case;[ begge to] both. -
8 heller
та́кже, то́же, иhéller íkke — та́кже не; и не
* * ** * *adv:[ heller aldrig] nor (...) ever ( fx I have never seen him, nor ever shall);[ heller ikke] nor, neither, not... either;[ det må ` du heller ikke gøre] you must not do that either;[ jeg ved det heller ikke] nor (el. neither) do I know, I do not know either;[ og det havde ` jeg heller ikke] nor (el. neither) had I;[ og det ` havde jeg heller ikke] and I hadn't;[ hertil men heller ikke længere] as far as this but no farther; thus far and no farther;[ så slemt er det vel heller ikke] surely it is not as bad as all that;[ der var heller ingen tid at spilde] nor was there any time to lose. -
9 enten
énten...éller… — и́ли... и́ли...
énten man vil éller ej — хо́чешь не хо́чешь
* * *adv either;[ hvad enten det er rigtigt eller galt] whether it is right or wrong. -
10 hverken
hvérken... éller — ни... ни...
* * *conj:( efter nægtelse:) either... or ( fx he can't come, either today or tomorrow). -
11 både
1купа́ть, мытьbáde sig — купа́ться
* * *bath, bathe* * *adv:[ både... og] both... and,(kan kun bruges om to fx both in London and in Berlin);[ både og, både ja og nej] well, yes and no;[ både England, Frankrig og Italien forsøgte] England, France, and Italy(all) tried;[ større end både du og jeg] taller than either you or I. -
12 fra
от, из, сhan kom fra Moskvá — он прие́хал из Москвы́
fra mórgen til áften — с утра́ до ве́чера
avísen fra i dag — сего́дняшняя газе́та
fra nu af — отны́не
hils ham fra mig — переда́й ему́ от меня́ приве́т
* * *from, at the hands of, of, off, out of* * *I. præp from;( bort(e) fra) off ( fx keep your fingers off that book!);( om tid) from ( fx work from 9 to 5; from childhood he showed signs of genius),( og til nu) since ( fx he has lived here since his earliestchildhood);[( i regning:) syv fra tolv er fem] seven from twelve is (el. leaves) five, twelve take away seven leaves (el. is) five;[ fra da af] since then, since that time;[ han er helt fra den] he is out of his senses, he is beside himself;II. adv off;[ det gør hverken fra eller til] that makes no difference;[ jeg vil hverken råde til eller fra] I won't advise either way;[ trække fra], se trække.III. conj since ( fx since I was 4 years old). -
13 hvert
см. hver* * ** * *pron every;( af bestemt antal) each;(se også enhver);[ lidt af hvert] a little of everything;( om noget lige nævnt) a little of each;(fig) he has knocked about a good deal;[ hver anden dag] every second day, every two days, every other day;[ hver dag] every day, daily;[ hver og én, én og hver] everybody, one and all, to a man;[ hver for sig] separately; individually ( fx individually they are very nice);[ de har hver sin bog] they have a book each;[ pakket ind i hver sit stykke papir] wrapped up in separate pieces of paper;[ de sad på hver sin side af bordet] they sat on either side of the table;[ trække til hver sin side] pull different ways;[ de gik hver sin vej (el. hver til sit)] they parted; they went their separate (, F: several) ways;(dvs meget tit) he is always coming here;(dvs når som helst) he may come (at) any moment; -
14 ingen
neither, no, nobody, no-one, none* * *(som adj) no;(skilt fra sit sb eller foran of) none ( fx none of them knows (el.know));(som sb) no one, nobody;( ingen af to) neither ( fx neither of them knows);[ sko var der ingen af] there were no shoes;[ ingen anden], se II. anden;[ jeg har ingen penge og du har heller ingen] I have no money, and you have none either;[ der var ingen hjemme] there was nobody (el. nobody was) at home. -
15 råde
advise, counsel* * *vb advise,F counsel;( herske) rule, be master (, mistress);( være fremherskende) prevail ( fx the mood which prevailed among them), be prevalent, reign ( fx a complete silence reigned in the house);[ råde bod på] remedy, make good;[ lad blot mig råde] leave it to me;[ lade sig råde] be advised, listen to reason;[ hvis jeg måtte råde] if I had my way;[ med præp:][ råde for] be master (, mistress) of, control;[ det råder jeg ikke for] it is beyond my control;[ råde en fra at gøre noget] advise somebody not to do something; advise somebody against doing something;[ råde over] have at one's disposal,F command;[ råde til noget] advise (el. recommend) something;[ råde en til at gøre noget] advise (el. recommend) somebody to do something;[ hverken råde til eller fra] be non-committal;[ jeg vil hverken råde til eller fra] I won't advise either way. -
16 tilfælde
accident, case, chance, coincidence, contingency, fluke* * *(et -) case (af of, fx a case of mistaken identity; it is different in my case),( forekomst) instance ( fx the commission found many instances of abuse);( sygdomstilfælde) case ( fx a bad case of malaria),( anfald) attack ( fx of malaria; a slight attack of influenza),( kort, pludseligt) fit ( fx an apoplectic fit);T have a fit;( hændelse) occurrence ( fx a strange (, an unfortunate) occurrence),F incident ( fx a strange incident),( træf) chance ( fx a lucky chance),( sammentræf) coincidence;[ et rent tilfælde] the merest chance, a mere coincidence;[ det er et tilfælde der ser ud som en tanke] it looks as if it was done on purpose;( kendsgerning) case, fact ( fx if that is the case; if that is a fact);[ det er ikke tilfældet] that is not the case; that is not true;[ tilfældet](dvs skæbnen etc) chance ( fx chance threw them together);[ lade tilfældet råde] leave everything to chance, trust to luck;[ tilfældet ville at vi mødtes] chance would have it that we met, as luck would have it we met;[ med præp:][ for det tilfælde at de kommer] in case they (should) come;[ for alle tilfældes skyld] (just) in case, to be on the safe side;[ for tilfældet] for the occasion;[ lave noget for tilfældet] improvise something;(= i hvert fald), se ndf: i hvert tilfælde;[ i begge tilfælde] in both cases, in either case;[ i bekræftende tilfælde, i så tilfælde] if so, in that case;[ i hvert tilfælde] at any rate ( fx he is at any rate on our side), at least ( fx or so at least he said himself), anyway, anyhow ( fxanyway, he is reliable, that is the main thing); in any case, at all events;[ i 9 af 10 tilfælde] in 9 cases out of 10;[ i nægtende tilfælde] if not;[ i påkommende tilfælde] should the occasion arise;[ i værste tilfælde] at worst, if the worst comes to the worst;F in case of ( fx fire), in the event of ( fx his death);(dvs hvis) if ( fx if the door is not locked),( for det tilfældes skyld) in case ( fx I'll wait here in case they should come);[ i det tilfælde] in that case (el. event);[ vi er i det heldige tilfælde at vi kan hjælpe Dem] we are in the fortunate position of being able to help you;[ i dette tilfælde] in this case;[ ved et tilfælde] by chance, by accident;[ ved et heldigt tilfælde] by some fortunate chance, by a happy coincidence. -
17 hver
apiece, each, either, every
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