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sg - kraften, pl - kræfterси́ла ж, мощь ж* * *bounce, energy, force, impetus, juice, potency, power, sturdiness* * *(en, kræfter)(fysisk el. åndelig styrke) strength ( fx he hadn't the strength to do it);( naturkraft) force ( fx the forces of nature);( voldsomhed) force, power ( fx the force (el. power) of the wind (, the blow, the explosion, the argument));( energi) energy,(F; også livskraft) vigour ( fx the vigour of youth);( gyldighed) force;( dygtig person) person of first-rate ability;( energisk person) dynamic person;[ betydelig kraft] great force ( fx he has been a great force in the party);[ teatrets bedste kræfter] the best actors;[ der er kræfter i bevægelse for at] efforts are being made to;[ bruge sine kræfter] use one's strength;[ have gode kræfter] be strong;[ han havde ikke mange kræfter tilbage] he had not much strength left;(fig) put one's shoulder to the wheel;[ prøve kræfter med] try one's strength against;[ lade ham prøve sine kræfter] let him show what he can do (på with);[ med præp:][ af alle kræfter] with all one's might; for all one is worth;[ af sine lungers fulde kraft] at the top of one's voice;[ for fuld kraft] at full steam (el. speed), at full blast;[ for halv kraft] at half speed;[ i kraft af] by virtue of;operation);[ på kraft] with a will;[ komme til kræfter] recover (one's strength);[ sætte ud af kraft] annul,( midlertidigt) suspend ( fx a law);[ ved vore forenede kræfter] by our combined efforts; -
2 gælde
4быть действи́тельным (о билете, законе и т.п.)der gǽlder fǿlgende régel — существу́ет тако́е пра́вило
det gǽlder om at forsǿge — сто́ит попыта́ться
* * *apply, come into effect, hold, hold good, stand* * *vb (gjaldt, gældt el. gjaldt)( være i kraft, fx om regel) hold good, apply ( fx the rule holds good in every case; the rule no longer applies), be effective ( fx the new prices are effective as from 1 January),( om lov, bestemmelse) be in force ( fx when will the new postal charges be in force?);( stå ved magt, merk) be firm ( fx the offer (, the price) is firm for 24 hours only);( være gyldig) be valid ( fx the ticket (, the permit) is still valid);( om mønt) be current, be legal tender;( angå) apply to, concern,( være møntet på) be aimed at ( fx the remark was aimed at her);[ hans første besøg gjaldt hende] his first visit was to her;[ hans første tanke gjaldt hende] his first thought was for her;[ det gælder ikke] that is not fair;[ nu gælder det!] now for it![ det gælder liv og død] it is a matter of life and death;[ det gælder hans ære] his honour is at stake;(dvs i nødsfald) in an emergency, at a pinch;( når det kommer til stykket) when it comes to the crunch;( når det drejer sig om) when it comes to ( fx politics); in the case of ( fx Britain);[ når det gælder børnene] where the children are concerned;(se også liv);[ gælde for]( anses for) pass for, be regarded as,( angå) apply to;[loven gælder fra 1. april] the Act comes into force on 1st April;[ hvad gælder denne mønt?] what is the value of this coin?[ hvorhen gælder rejsen?] where are you (, they etc) going?[ det gælder om at gøre det] the great thing is to do it; we (etc) have got to do it ( fx we've got to be careful). -
3 gældende
де́йствующий, действи́тельныйgǿre sig gǽldende — проявля́ться
* * *in effect, in, going, operative* * *adj( i kraft) in force,( gyldig, om billet etc) valid;( herskende) current ( fx the current prices), present ( fx the present system), existing ( fx the existing law),F obtaining ( fx the conditions obtaining in the private sector);( som undskyldning) plead,( hævde) maintain, argue,F contend;[ gøre ansvar gældende mod en] make somebody responsible;[ gøre et krav gældende] advance a claim;[ gøre sin ret gældende] assert one's right;( om person) assert oneself;( om andet end person) have its effect, make itself felt ( fx his influence made itself felt).
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