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* * *adj (længere, længst) long;( om støvle) high;( høj) tall;[ lige lange] equal, of equal length;( på bil) the main beam;[ han faldt så lang han var] he fell flat on his face; he measured his length;[ han lå så lang han var] he was lying at full length; -
2 bane
sg - bánen, pl - báner1) доро́га ж, путь м2) желе́зная доро́гаsénde med bánen — отпра́вить по желе́зной доро́ге
3) спорт. по́ле с; доро́жка ж; трек м4) орби́та жháve fri báne — име́ть свобо́дный вы́бор
* * *alley, blaze, circuit, course, court, lane, orbit, pitch, track* * *I. (en)(glds) ( død) death;( drabsmand) slayer.II. (en -r)(vej i alm) course ( fx he followed the course set out for him; the course of a meteor; the planets in their courses), track ( fx he will follow a different track; the track of the storm (, a comet, the bullet)), path ( fx he has followed a difficult path; the path of the meteor);( livsbane) career ( fx the career he has chosen);( jernbane) railway,(am) railroad,( linie) track, line,(se også banelegeme);( af tapet, tæppe etc) length;( af avispapir) web;( til sport) ( væddeløbsbane) running track,( til hestevæddeløb) racecourse,T (the) turf;(til keglespil etc) alley ( fx a bowling alley);( skydebane) range;( også hockey) pitch,håndbold) court,( golfbane) course, links;[ af banen!] make way!(jernb) the line is clear;[ der er fri bane for reformer] the path is clear for reforms;(jernb) clear the track;[ øl i lange baner] lots of beer;( om satellit) bring (, go) into orbit; orbit;[ tage med banen] go by rail;[sende pr. bane] send by rail;[ bringe et emne på bane] bring up a subject; raise (, F: broach) a subject( over for én with somebody);(fig) enter upon a course.III. vb:[ bane vej for] open a passage for;(fig) prepare (el. pave) the way for;[ bane sig vej] make one's way;[ banet vej] beaten track.
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