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1 garden party
(a large (usually formal) party, held in the garden of a house etc.) hagefest/-selskapsubst. \/ˈɡɑːdnˌpɑːtɪ\/garden party, hageselskap -
2 dinner
'dinə1) (the main meal of the day eaten usually in the evening: Is it time for dinner yet?) middag2) (a formal party in the evening, when such a meal is eaten: They asked me to dinner; He was the guest of honour at the dinner; ( also adjective) a dinner party.) middagsselskap, festmiddag•middagsubst. \/ˈdɪnə\/1) middag(småltid)2) ( også public dinner) offisiell middag, bankettbe at dinner spise middag, holde på å spisebe put off one's dinner ( ved middagen) miste appetitten, miste matlystendone like (a) dinner (austr., hverdagslig) helt slått uthave... for dinner ha... til middagsit down to dinner sette seg til bordstake a lady in to dinner føre en dame til bordet -
3 reception
rə'sepʃən1) (the act of receiving or being received: His speech got a good reception.) mottakelse, velkomst2) (a formal party or social gathering to welcome guests: a wedding reception.) mottakelse3) (the quality of radio or television signals: Radio reception is poor in this area.) mottaking, mottakerforhold4) (the part of a hotel, hospital etc where visitors enter and are attended to.) resepsjon•resepsjonIsubst. \/rɪˈsepʃ(ə)n\/1) mottakelse2) opptak(else) (som medlem)3) resepsjon4) ( radio) mottaking, mottaksforhold5) ( sosial funksjon) mottakelse, foretrede6) oppsamlingIIsubst. \/rɪˈsepʃ(ə)n\/( også reception desk) resepsjon, resepsjonsdisk (på hotell) -
4 informal
in'fo:ml1) (not formal or official; friendly and relaxed: The two prime ministers will meet for informal discussions today; Will the party be formal or informal?; friendly, informal manners.) uformell, dagligdags2) ((of speech or vocabulary) used in conversation but not usually when writing formally, speaking in public etc: `Won't' and `can't' are informal forms of `will not' and `cannot'.) dagligdags, folkelig•- informallyuformelladj. \/ɪnˈfɔːml\/1) uformell, uten formaliteter, enkel (og naturlig), folkelig, utvungen, fordringsløs2) uoffisiell3) kameratslig4) usymmetrisk, uregelmessig, formløs (som avviker fra det vanlige)informal dress se ➢ dressinformal style se ➢ style -
5 give
(to dismiss (someone) or to be dismissed (usually from a job): He got the boot for always being late.) gi/få sparkenforære--------gi--------skjenke--------vieIsubst. \/ɡɪv\/1) elastisitet, svikt, fjæring2) ( overført) tilpasningsevne, fleksibilitetII1) ( også billedlig) gi, skjenke, forære2) unne (seg)3) bevilge, avlegge, avgi4) ( om medisin e.l.) foreskrive, forskrive5) betale, gi (mot vederlag)• how much did you give for that?6) gi etter, svikte, bøye seggrenen gav etter, men brakk ikke7) overlate, betro, overlevere, gi8) ( om tidsbruk) ofre, bruke, vie, sette av9) ( om arrangement) gi, holde, arrangere11) smitte12) ( høytidelig) utstede, avgi, avsi13) utbringe14) legge frem, fremsette, oppgi, gi, angi16) ( om handling) utføre, fremføre, gjennomføre17) presentere, introdusere, sitere• ladies and gentlemen, I give you... Johnny Depp!18) overbringe, formidlegive and take gi og ta, vise vilje til kompromiss, inngå kompromissgive as good as one gets ta\/gi igjen med samme myntgive away gi bort røpe (f.eks. en hemmelighet)• we were planning a surprise party, but Sally gave it away• Neil hid behind the curtain, but his heavy breathing gave him awayoverrekke, overleveredele utgive back gi tilbake, gi (ekko) ( gammeldags) gå unnagive ear to se ➢ ear, 1give forth gi fra seg, avgi, sende ut, tilkjennegi, oppgigive ground se ➢ ground, 1give in overgi seggive it to somebody ( hverdagslig) kjefte, gi noen inn, gi noen det glatte laggive notice ( høytidelig) si opp (en stilling)give off slippe ut, lekke, gi fra seggive onself out as eller give oneself out to be gi seg ut for å væregive oneself over to hengi seg tilgive oneself up overgi seg, melde seg (til politiet)give or take ( hverdagslig) omtrent, fra eller til• it was ten o'clock, give or take a couple of minutesgive out utgi, publisere, dele uttomt, slutt• you can't take a bath, the hot water has given outgive (out) with something (amer., hverdagslig) komme ut med, gi fra seg informasjongive over! ti stille!give rise to forårsake, skapegive (someone) a ring se ➢ ring, 2give (someone) a tinkle se ➢ tinkle, 1give someone away røpe identiteten til en persongive someone best ( slang) innrømme nederlaggive someone one (britisk, vulgært, om mann) ha sex med noengive someone the glad hand se ➢ hand, 1give someone the sack se ➢ sack, 1give someone to understand ( høytidelig) informere, opplysegive someone up slutte å håpe at vedkommende skal komme• oh, there you are, we'd almost given you upgive the game\/show away røpe en hemmelighetgive up sluttegive up on miste troen på slutte å håpe at noe skal skjegive up the ghost se ➢ ghost, 1give way gi etter ( i trafikken) overholde vikeplikten, vike falle sammen, klappe sammengive what for ( slang) irettesette, straffewhat gives? ( slang) hva skjer? -
6 tendency
plural - tendencies; noun (likelihood; inclination: He has a tendency to forget things.) tendens, tilbøyelighethang--------helling--------tendens--------trendsubst. \/ˈtendən(t)sɪ\/1) tendens, retning2) tilbøyelighet, anlegg3) utvikling, strev, bestrebelse4) formål, hensikt, tendens5) ( om politisk parti eller bevegelse) gruppe, fraksjonhun er en del av den nye gruppen innen det ekstremt venstreorienterte partiet6) ( som adjektiv) tendens-tendency to\/towards tendens mot\/til tilbøyelighet til bestrebelse mot -
7 will
vil--------viljeIsubst. \/wɪl\/1) ( også will power) viljestyrke2) ønske, vilje3) testamenteat will etter behag, som man ønskerforce of will se ➢ force, 1good will godvilje, velviljehave a will of one's own vite hva man vilhave one's will få viljen sinill will motvilje, uvilje, vrangviljeleave by will testamentere bortmake one's will skrive\/sette opp testamentemutual\/joint will gjensidig testamentemy last will and testament min siste viljethe popular will folkeviljenstrength of will se ➢ strengthtake the will for the deed hensikten var godtenant at will se ➢ tenantwhere there's a will there's a way man kan om man vilwith a will med liv og lyst, av alle krefterwith the best will in the world uansett hva man gjørwork one's will gjøre som man vilIIb ( would) \/wɪl\/, som hjelpeverb: \/l\/, \/wəl\/, \/əl\/ ( ofte sammentrukket til) 'll (, nektende også) won't1) ( fremtid) komme til å, bli2) ( vilje) skal, vil3) (befaling, ordre) skal, må• the class will meet at 9 o'clock sharp!• you will do as I say!• shut the door, will you!4) (oppfordring, ønske) vil, skal• won't you sit down?• you won't let me down, will you?du svikter meg ikke, gjør du vel?5) (vane, uvane, egenskap) kan, bruke, pleie6) ( sannsynlighet) må, vil (sikkert)if you will vær så snill• imagine, if you will, how the long, dark Norwegian winter nights affect Norwegiansprøv å tenke deg hvordan de lange, mørke norske vinternettene påvirker nordmennIII1) ( litterært) oppnå, få til å, tvinge2) testamentere, føre opp i et testamente3) ( litterært) vil, ønske• party, shower, bash - call it what you willfest, selskap, fyllefest - kall det hva du vilwill away testamentere bort
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