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2увози́ть, похища́ть* * ** * *vb carry off;( person, med magt el. list) kidnap,F abduct,( sin elskede) run away with, elope with;( et fly) hijack. -
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41) бе́гать2) течь, протека́тьtíden løber — вре́мя бежи́т
løbe fra — убега́ть (от ответственности и т. п.)
løbe fra sit ord — не сдержа́ть своего́ сло́ва
løbe igénnem — пробежа́ть (глаза́ми), провести́ ( расчёской)
løbe óver — перебежа́ть
* * *charge, flow, ladder, race, run* * *I. (en -r)( osteløbe) rennet;( drøvtyggermave) abomasum.II. vb (løb, løbet) run,( om vand også) flow;( om kondiløb) jog;( om vej) run;( om skibs fart) do ( fx she can do 20 knots);( være i kraft) run ( fx the contract runs to March 31);( være brunstig) be in heat;[ lade ham løbe] let him go;[ lade munden løbe] jabber away;[ tønden løber] the barrel leaks;[ løbe fuld af vand] fill with water,(mar også) be swamped;[ løbe varm]( om maskindel) get hot, run hot;[ løbe sig varm] run to get warm, run until you get warm;[ med præp & adv:][ løbe af] run off;(se også spor);[ løbe af med] run away with ( fx his feelings (, imagination, temper) ran away with him),( vinde) carry off ( fx a girl, the prize, the victory);( også) he was carried away by his feelings;(se også god(e hjerte));[ løbe an] tarnish;[ løbe an på]( stole på) bank on,( tage chancen) gamble on;[ løbe bort med] run away (el. off) with,( elsker også) elope with;[ løbe fra ansvaret] shirk the responsibility;[ det kan du ikke løbe fra] you can't get away from that;[ løbe fra et løfte] go back (, mere neds: welsh) on a promise;[ løbe fra sit ord] go back on one's word;(dvs han er gammeldags) he is (hopelessly) behind the times;[ tiden var løbet fra mig] I did not notice how late it was; I had lost count of the time;[ løbe igennem] run through ( fx the main points);[ løbe avisen igennem] glance through the paper;[ løbe ind i](om havn etc) put into, run into, enter ( fx the harbour),(fig: møde) run into, come up against ( fx difficulties);( udsprede) spread ( fx rumours);(se også II. rende (med) & limstang, (halv) vind);[ give ham en historie at løbe med] fob him off with a story;[ det løb mig koldt ned ad ryggen] it sent a shiver down my spine;[ løbe om] run about, run around;(se også hjørne, II. kap);[ løbe op]( om syning) come undone,( indhente) overtake;[ det løber op]( om beløb) it mounts up;[ løbe over gaden] run across the street;(se også I. bred, I. ende);[ munden løb over på ham] his tongue ran away with him; he blurted the secret (etc) out;[ løbe over til fjenden] go over to the enemy;T rat;[ løbe på]( støde imod) run against, run into,( tilfældigt træffe) run into, come across;[ have noget at løbe på] have a margin;[ så har vi 10 minutter at løbe på] that leaves us 10 minutes;[ løbe rundt], se rundt;[ løbe sammen]( om mælk) curdle;F converge;( stimle sammen) collect;( om farver) run together;(dvs hurtigere) spurt;[ folk kom løbende ` til] people came running up;[ det er ikke sådan at løbe til] it takes some doing;[ løbe ud]( om ur) run down,( blandes) run together;(se også udløbe);[ løbe ud i] run into,(fig) end in;( om vandløb) run (el. flow) into ( fx the river runs (el. flows) into the sea);(se også I. sand, I. spids);[ løbe væk] run away, run off;(se også ovf: løbe bort).
См. также в других словарях:
elope — elope; elope·ment; … English syllables
Elope — E*lope , v. i. [imp. & p. p. {Eloped}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Eloping}.] [D. ontloopen to run away; pref. ont (akin to G. ent , AS. and , cf. E. answer) + loopen to run; akin to E. leap. See {Leap}, v. t.] To run away, or escape privately, from the… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
elope — 1590s, to run off, probably a reborrowing from M.Du. (ont)lopen run away. Sense of run from parents to marry secretly is 19c. Anglo Fr. aloper run away from a husband with one s lover is attested from mid 14c., but there is a gap of many years.… … Etymology dictionary
elope — [v] run away to be married abscond, bolt, decamp, disappear, escape, flee, fly, go secretly, go to Gretna Green*, leave, run off, skip*, slip away, slip out, steal away; concept 297 … New thesaurus
elope — ► VERB ▪ run away secretly in order to get married. DERIVATIVES elopement noun. ORIGIN Old French aloper … English terms dictionary
elope — [ē lōp′, ilōp′] vi. eloped, eloping [Anglo Fr aloper, prob. < ME * aleapen, to leap up, run away < OE ahleapan (infl. ? by ON hlaupa, to run > LOPE) < a , away + hleapan, to run, LEAP] 1. to run away secretly, esp. in order to get… … English World dictionary
elope — UK [ɪˈləʊp] / US [ɪˈloʊp] verb [intransitive] Word forms elope : present tense I/you/we/they elope he/she/it elopes present participle eloping past tense eloped past participle eloped if two people elope, they go away secretly to get married… … English dictionary
elope — v. (D; intr.) to elope with (she eloped with her childhood sweetheart) * * * [ɪ ləʊp] (D; intr.) to elope with (she eloped with her childhood sweetheart) … Combinatory dictionary
elope — e|lope [ ı loup ] verb intransitive if two people elope, they go away secretly to get married ╾ e|lope|ment noun count or uncount … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
elope — [17] Etymologically, elope signifies ‘leap away’. It was originally an Anglo Norman legal term applied to a married woman running off with a lover, and only in the past couple of hundred years has it come to be applied to a couple leaving home to … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
elope — [[t]ɪlo͟ʊp[/t]] elopes, eloping, eloped V RECIP When two people elope they go away secretly together to get married. [pl n V] My girlfriend Lynn and I eloped... [V with n] In 1912 he eloped with Frieda von Richthofen … English dictionary