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1 udøvelse
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2 kraftanstrengelse
exertion, great effort. -
3 slid
exertion, fag, graft, grind, slog, wear* * *(et)( hårdt arbejde) hard work,F toil;( kedsommeligt) drudgery ( fx washing all the floors was drudgery; machines now do the drudgery; the daily drudgery),T fag ( fx it was a real fag to do it), grind ( fx it was aterrible grind; the daily grind);( på ting ved brug) wear (and tear);(geol) attrition;[ slid på (bil)dæk] tyre wear;[ der går slid på maskinen] the engine gets worn. -
4 anstrengelse
sg - ánstrengelsen, pl - ánstrengelserнапряже́ние с, уси́лие с* * *effort, exertion* * *(en -r) effort,( stærkere) exertion;[ gøre sig anstrengelser] make an effort; try hard;[ gøre sig store anstrengelser for at] take great pains to;[ ikke sky nogen anstrengelser] spare no pains. -
5 anspændelse
sg - ánspændelsen, pl - ánspændelserнапряже́ние с* * *(en) strain, exertion;[ ved anspændelse af] by straining. -
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