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121 hage
I sg - hágen, pl - háger1) крюк м; крючо́к м2) затрудне́ние сII sg - hágen, pl - hágerподборо́док м* * ** * *I. (en -r)(krog etc) hook;( modhage) barb;( på hestesko) calk;(fig) there is a snag in it.II. (en -r)(anat) chin.III. vb:[ hage sig fast i (el. til)] hang on to;(fig) quibble over. -
122 halløj
I. (et el. en)( larm) hubbub, row, uproar;[ drive halløj med] make fun of;( behandle samvittighedsløst) play fast and loose with.II. interj( overrasket) hello! hullo!( prajning) hey! I say!(am) say!( uhøfligt) hey you! -
123 helvedes
fiendish, fucking* * *adj a hell of a ( fx a hell of a noise), damned, infernal;adv like hell ( fx it hurts like hell); damn(ed) ( fx fast, hot, quick);[ der bliver et helvedes hus] there will be hell to pay;[ helvedes karl], se karl;[ helvedes kvaler], se helvedeskvaler. -
124 holdbar
* * *adj( om påstand) tenable, valid;( solid) durable ( fx material);( om farve) fast;( som ikke let fordærves) that will keep, non-perishable;[ ikke holdbar], se uholdbar. -
125 holden
I. (en) keeping;( standsning) stopping;[ stædig holden fast ved] insistence on;(se også loven).II. adj( velhavende) prosperous, well-to-do;[ hel og holden] entire,( i god behold) safe and sound;[ helt og holdent] entirely, altogether. -
126 holdepunkt
basis ( fx for an assertion);[ politiet har intet holdepunkt i sagen] the police have no clue (el.nothing to go on);[ fast holdepunkt i tilværelsen] fixed point in one's life. -
127 hotel
sg - hotéllet, pl - hotéllerгости́ница ж, оте́ль мbo på et hotél — останови́ться в гости́нице
* * ** * *(et -ler) hotel;[ hotel garni] private hotel;[ bo på et hotel] stay (, T: stop) at a hotel,( fast) live at a hotel;(se også tage (ind)). -
128 hurtiggående
быстрохо́дный* * *adj fast(-moving), high-speed.
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Fast — Fast, a. [Compar. {Faster}; superl. {Fastest}.] [OE., firm, strong, not loose, AS. f[ae]st; akin to OS. fast, D. vast, OHG. fasti, festi, G. fest, Icel. fastr, Sw. & Dan. fast, and perh. to E. fetter. The sense swift comes from the idea of… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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