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1 falde til jorden
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2 jord
sg - jordenземля́ ж* * *dirt, earth, ground, land, soil* * *(en) earth ( fx the earth goes round the sun; a pot full of earth);( verden) world;( jordoverfladen) ground ( fx lie on the ground);(pl jorder) ( jordbund) soil ( fx the soil is good (, sandy, clayey) here);( jordejendom) land ( fx he owns land in Jutland; how much land has the farm? stony land);[ jordens produkter] the products (el. the produce) of the soil;[ dyrket jord] cultivated land;[ frugtbar jord] fertile soil;T he is dead from the neck up;[ med præp & adv:](fig) be well received;[ være ved at synke i jorden af skam] be ready to sink into the ground with shame;(elekt) earth,(am) ground;[ på jorden](dvs jordoverfladen) on the ground;(dvs jordkloden) on the earth; on earth ( fx the happiest man on earth), in the world;(mods himlen) on earth, here below;(fig) bring him down to earth;(fig) come down to earth, return to earth;[ jorden rundt] round the world;T (dvs tabte stort) they walked all over us;[ falde til jorden] fall to the ground,(fig også) fall flat ( fx the joke fell flat);[ slå til jorden] knock down,F fell ( fx fell a man with a single blow);[ under jorden](også fig) underground ( fx go underground);( død) below ground. -
3 næse
nose, runny* * *(en -r) nose;( irettesættelse) reprimand;( på fly) nose;( på fodtøj) toe;(fig) have flair;[ have næse for] have a nose for, have flair for;[ det gik hans næse forbi] it passed by him, he just missed it;[ få en lang næse] be disappointed;[ stikke sin næse i] poke (el. stick) one's nose into;[ stikke (el. sætte) næsen i sky](fig) stick one's nose in the air;[ sætte sin næse op efter] aim at,(neds) fondly hope to get;[ tabe næse og mund] gape, be dumbfounded;[ tage næsen til sig] back out;(se også II. pille, I. pudse, II. række, snyde);[ med præp:][ gå lige efter næsen] follow one's nose;[ lige for næsen af os] under our (very) noses ( fx he stole it from under our (very) noses);( også) it was staring me in the face;[ ikke kunne huske fra næse til mund] have a memory like a sieve;( er syg) he is flat on his back,( er død) he has turned up his toes;[ sidde med næsen i bøgerne] pore over one's books; be (el. sit) buried in one's books;[ han sidder altid med næsen i en bog] he always has his nose in a book;(dvs irettesætte ham) rap him over (el. on) the knuckles;[pr. næse] a head, each;(dvs af beundring) go into raptures about;[ spille en på næsen] fool somebody;( være fræk) be pert to somebody;(se også II. rynke, skind);(fig) take somebody in, do somebody. -
4 ledig
1) свобо́дный, неза́нятый2) безрабо́тный* * *free, unoccupied, vacant* * *adj( om person: arbejdsløs) unemployed, out of work,( fri) free ( fx are you free tonight?),F disengaged ( fx could I see the manager if he is disengaged?);( om plads) free ( fx chair, seat, table; a free space where we can park the car),F vacant ( fx chair, seat),( om værelse: ikke i brug) free, available;( om tid) free;( ubeskæftiget) idle ( fx hands);[ blive ledig]( om stilling) fall vacant,( om person: blive arbejdsløs) lose one's job;[ gå ledig] be idle,( arbejdsløs) be unemployed, be out of work;[ løs og ledig] at a loose end,( ugift) single;[ ledige penge] idle money;[ i ledige stunder] in one's spare time;[ jeg har aldrig et ledigt øjeblik] I never have a moment to spare (el. to myself). -
5 tabe
drop, fumble, let fall, lose, lose out* * ** lose ( fx a battle, a game, money, a lawsuit, patience, one's heart to somebody, interest in something);( ud af hænderne) drop ( fx he dropped the vase; I have lost my purse, I must have dropped it somewhere);( lide nederlag) lose, be defeated,T be beaten, get the worst of it;( om ur) lose ( fx my watch loses five minutes a day);(se også tabende);[ med vb:][ give tabt] give in, give it up;[ gå tabt] be lost ( fx 300 jobs will be lost when the factory closes);[ du er ikke gået tabt af noget] you did not miss anything;[ det gik tabt for mig] I lost (el. missed) it;[ der er gået en skuespiller tabt i ham] he would have made a good actor;[ med sb:][ tabe hovedet (el. besindelsen)] lose one's head;[ ikke tabe hovedet] keep one's head;[ tabe luften](om cykelslange etc) go down, go flat;[ tabe sin sag] lose the case;[ tabte sager](dvs ejendele) lost property;[ tabe spillet] lose the game;(fig) the game is up;[ med præp & sig:][ tabe af syne] lose sight of;(se også vogn);[ gå tabt af], se ovf;[ jeg har tabt meget for ham] he has gone down a lot in my estimation;[ gå tabt for], se ovf;[ han tabte meget i anseelse] his reputation suffered greatly;[ tabe i kampen] lose the battle;(etc) lose (el. be beaten) at tennis (etc);[ tabe i vægt] lose weight;[ tabe i værdi] lose (in) value;[ tabe på gulvet], se gulv;[ tabe penge på noget] lose money on something;[ tabe sig](dvs forsvinde helt) disappear ( fx in the distance),( gradvis) go off, wear off ( fx the effect (, the charm, thenovelty, the pain) will wear off), pass off,( om lyd) die away,( også om farve) fade;( forringes) go off ( fx her voice has gone off);( om person: blive mager) lose weight, become thinner,( miste skønhed) lose one's looks;[ tabe til] lose to;[ tabe ved] lose by ( fx you will lose nothing by waiting, you have nothing to lose by waiting).
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