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21 fristed

asylum

* * *

(et -er) haven ( fx the smugglers found a haven there); (place of) refuge;

( fredhelligt sted) sanctuary.

Danish-English dictionary > fristed
22 frit

freely, loosely

* * *

adv freely;

( gratis) free (of charge) ( fx delivered free);

[ og alt frit]

( om lønforhold) and all found;

[ frit efter]

(= bearbejdet efter) (freely) adapted from,

( ofte:) with apologies to;

[ kom frit frem!] we give up!

[ frit om bord] free on board, f. o. b.;

[ gå frit omkring] be at large;

[ frit oversat] freely translated;

[ frit svævende] floating in space;

(fig) airy ( fx plans).

Danish-English dictionary > frit
23 fundere

muse

* * *

vb

( basere) found, base;

( gruble) ponder;

[ dårligt funderet i historie] poorly read in history.

Danish-English dictionary > fundere
24 gennemskue

cotton, see through

* * *

vb see through ( fx I saw through his disguise);

( afsløre) find out ( fx if you pretend, you may be found out).

Danish-English dictionary > gennemskue
25 gled

I. sb:

[ han fik tungen på gled] it loosened his tongue; he found his tongue;

[ få en på gled] start somebody,

( i samtale) draw somebody out.

II. præt af glide.

Danish-English dictionary > gled
26 held

sg - heldet

уда́ча ж, успе́х м

du har held med dig — тебе́ везёт

* * *

chance, fluke, fortune, luck, luckiness, mercy

* * *

(et) (good) luck,

(mere F) (good) fortune; success;

[ bedre held næste gang!] better luck next time!

[ bringe held] bring you (etc) good luck, be lucky;

[ held og lykke!] good luck!

[ et held] a stroke of luck;

[ sikken et held!] what (a stroke of) luck! ( fx what luck I found you!);

[ det er et held at] it is a good thing that,

F it is fortunate that;

[ ved et held] by a stroke of luck, by a lucky chance;

[ have det held at] be lucky enough to,

(mere F) have the good fortune to;

[ have held med] have luck with, be lucky with ( fx she had luck (, was lucky) with her roses), do well with; make a success of, have success with, be successful with ( fx a business enterprise);

[ have heldet med sig] be in luck;

[ have held til at] succeed in -ing;

( have det held at) be lucky enough to;

[ med held] successfully;

[ heldet var med mig] luck was with me;

[ sidde i held] be in luck;

[ held den som] lucky the man who;

[ til alt held] luckily, fortunately, as good luck would have it;

[ held i uheld] a blessing in disguise;

[ der er held ved det] it is lucky;

[ ved et held], se ovf.

Danish-English dictionary > held
27 hos

у, при

vi bor hos ham — мы живём у него́

* * *

care of, with

* * *

præp with ( fx I am staying with friends; have influence with somebody; it is a habit with me);

( i ens hus, i en forretning) at,

(+ genitiv, fx I lived at my uncle's, I saw it at the bookseller's),

( efter: købe, få etc, også) from ( fx the book is obtainable from all booksellers);

( i ens nærhed) by ( fx come and sit by me; he kept her by him), with (

fx sit up with somebody);

( på sin person) on ( fx I have no money on me);

( blandt ens egenskaber) in ( fx a valuable quality in an editor);

( i ens skrifter) in ( fx I found that word in Shakespeare);

[ hos denne digter er der mange sjældne ord] in this poet's works there are many rare words;

[ som det hedder (el. der står) hos Holberg] as Holberg has it;

[ det er skik hos eskimoerne] it is a custom among the Eskimoes;

(se også ansætte, besøg, II. bo, ligge, tjene, II. våge etc).

Danish-English dictionary > hos
28 kende

2

знать, быть знако́мым (с кем-л.)

jeg kénder ham (íkke) — я с ним (не) знако́м

* * *

be acquainted with, know

* * *

I. (en) ( bagatel):

[ en kende] a trifle ( fx pale), a shade ( fx better), a thought ( fx

more salt).

II. sb:

[ give sig til kende] make oneself known;

(se også tilkendegive).

III. * know;

( genkende) recognize;

(jur) find ( fx he was found guilty);

[ have kendt bedre dage] have seen better days;

(se også forskel, III. lære, kendt);

[ med præp & adv:]

[ kende ham af udseende (, navn)] know him by sight (, name);

[ kende den ene melodi fra den anden] know (el. tell) one tune from another;

[ kende dem fra hinanden] know (el. tell) them apart;

[ kende ham på gangen (, stemmen)] recognize (el. know) him by his walk (, voice);

[ kende til] know of (el. about);

[ kende noget ud og ind] know something inside out (el. backwards and forwards), know the ins and outs of something,

( om sted) know something like the back of one's hand;

[ kendes ved] own ( fx a child), recognize as one's own.

Danish-English dictionary > kende
29 mål

I sg - målet, pl - mål
язы́к м, го́вор м, наре́чие с

tábe mål og mǽle — потеря́ть дар ре́чи
II sg - målet, pl - mål
1) ме́ра ж, ме́рка ж; разме́р м

mål og vægt — ме́ра и вес

2) цель ж, мише́нь ж

sǽtte sig et mål... — поста́вить себе́ це́лью...

3) спорт. гол м

láve [scóre, skýde] mål — заби́ть гол

4) спорт. воро́та мн

* * *

aim, goal, measure, measurement, object, objective, target

* * *

I. (et -)

( som man sigter på) mark ( fx the bullet found its mark);

( skydeskive, mål for artilleriild, bombenedkastning etc) target;

(mil.: angrebsmål) objective ( fx all our objectives were reached);

( ved hestevæddeløb) winning post,

( ved kapløb) finishing line;

(fodboldmål etc) goal;

( bestemmelsessted) destination;

( som man stiler imod; konkret mål) target ( fx the Government has set itself the target of building 300,000 houses a year), objective ( fx

we hope to achieve our economic objectives);

( formål) purpose ( fx the purpose of his visit),

( mere veldefineret) aim ( fx the aim of our policy, his aim in life),

( som man arbejder for nu) object ( fx the object of his visit (, of his desires), his object in life),

( især fjernere, som kræver udholdenhed) goal ( fx the party seems to have no clear idea of its goal; his goal in life; the goal of his desires),

(F: endemål) end ( fx with this end in view);

( i undervisning) objective;

( måleenhed, måleredskab) measure ( fx the metre is a measure of length; a litre measure);

( størrelse) measurement ( fx her measurements round the chest, waist and hip; inside (, outside) measurement), dimensions ( fx the inside (, outside) dimensions of the box);

[ mål og vægt] weights and measures;

[ syet efter mål] made to measure;

[ forfølge et mål] pursue an aim (el. object el. end);

[ i fuldt mål] in full measure, to the full;

[ nu er målet fuldt]

(fig) that is the limit;

[ for at gøre målt fuldt]

(fig) to crown (el. cap) it all;

[ største fælles mål]

(mat.) greatest common measure, G.C.M.;

[ få mål] score (a goal);

[ knapt mål] short measure;

[ lave mål] score (a goal);

[ med det mål at] with the object of -ing;

[ militære mål] military objectives,

( for luftangreb) military targets;

[ nå sit mål, nå sine ønskers mål], se I. nå;

[ i rigt mål] abundantly;

[ et mål i sig selv] an end in itself;

[ skyde over målet]

(også fig) overshoot the mark;

( i fodbold) shoot too high;

[ skyde på mål] shoot at goal;

[ skyde til måls] shoot (, fire) at a target;

[ skyde til måls efter] shoot (, fire) at;

[ kunne stå mål med] come up to, bear comparison with, compare (favourably) with;

[ tage mål af en] take somebody's measurements, measure somebody ( til for),

(fig) size somebody up, measure somebody with one's eye, look somebody up and down;

[ uden mål og med] aimlessly.

II. (et -)

( dialekt) dialect;

( mæle) speech.

Danish-English dictionary > mål
30 nogen

any, anybody, some

* * *

pron

(adjektivisk og efter forudnævnt sb) ( en vis mængde) some,

( nogen som helst) any ( fx they could not give us any help; have you any money left? he has no money - have you any?);

( substantivisk) ( en eller anden) somebody ( fx somebody must have seen it), someone,

( nogen som helst) anybody, anyone ( fx is anyone here?);

[ nogen af] any of ( fx I never saw any of them);

[ sko var der ikke nogen af] there were no shoes;

[ der var nogen der fortalte mig det] somebody told me;

[ han havde ikke fortalt det til nogen] he had not told (it to) anyone;

[ her har ikke været nogen] nobody has been here;

[ nogen løsning er endnu ikke fundet] no solution has yet been found;

[ så god som nogen] as good as any; second to none;

T as good as they come;

[ han spiller så godt som nogen]

T he can play with the best of them (el. as well as the next man);

[ uden nogen ( som helst) vanskelighed] without any difficulty;

[ ikke uden nogen vanskelighed] not without some difficulty;

(se også noget, nogle).

Danish-English dictionary > nogen
31 optræde

act, figure, play

* * *

vb

( vise sig) appear;

( på scenen) appear, act, perform;

( om dresserede dyr) perform;

( opføre sig teatralsk) pose, act a part;

( om barn: være uartigt) play up;

[ de optrædende] the performers,

( skuespillerne) the actors;

( opføre sig) behave ( fx with tact); be ( fx careful, provocative, resolute, rude);

( fungere) act ( som as, fx as host);

( forekomme) occur ( fx this disease does not occur in Denmark), be found;

[ optræde for første gang] make one's début,

( om fænomen, sygdom etc) occur for the first time;

[ optræde mildt]

( om sygdom) be mild, be benign;

[ med præp:]

[ optræde i " Hamlet"] act in "Hamlet";

[ optræde med]

(dvs sammen med) appear with,

(om " stjerne") costar with;

( udføre) do ( fx conjuring tricks);

[ optræde med et nummer] do an act (, a turn);

[ optræde på éns vegne] represent somebody, act for somebody.

Danish-English dictionary > optræde
32 punkt

item, juncture, point

* * *

(et -er) point;

( prik også) dot;

( henseende) respect ( fx they are similar in some respects);

( trin i udvikling) point ( fx I have reached (el. come to) the point when I can't stand it any longer),

( stadium) stage;

( afsnit, post) point ( fx the most important points in his speech; a four-point plan);

( på program, liste, dagsorden etc) item ( fx the next item on the programme (, the agenda)),

(i redegørelse etc: overskrift) head ( fx this belongs under another head);

( i anklage) count (of an indictment) ( fx he was found guilty on all counts);

[ dødt punkt], se II. død;

[ punkt for punkt] point by point;

[ på alle punkter] at all points, in every particular,

( i alle henseender) in all respects;

[ han har ret på dette punkt] he is right on this point;

[ til punkt og prikke] to the letter ( fx follow the instructions to the letter), in every particular, exactly;

[ kun til et vist punkt] only up to a point;

(se også springende, svag, øm).

Danish-English dictionary > punkt
33 skønne

deem, estimate

* * *

vb

( mene) judge ( fx they judged it necessary to begin at once), think, consider;

( bedømme) estimate ( fx I estimate that the job will take a week),

( som skønsmand) find ( fx the experts found that...);

( om spædbørn) take notice ( fx baby is beginning to take notice);

[tabene skønnes at beløbe sig til $1000] the losses are estimated at $1000;

[ så vidt jeg kan skønne] as far as I can see, in my opinion;

[ så vidt man kan skønne] to all appearances, as far as can be seen;

[ skønne om (el. over)] estimate ( fx the distance, the number), form an estimate of ( fx you have formed a wrong estimate of the amount),

( mere præcist, F) assess;

( danne sig en mening om) judge ( fx whether he was right or wrong);

[ skønne på] appreciate.

Danish-English dictionary > skønne
34 spor

clue, imprint, lead, trace, track, trail

* * *

(et -)

( fodspor) footprint(s), footmark(s), track,

( lang række) trail;

(af vildt etc) track ( fx they found tracks in the snow of a bear),

( lang række) trail ( fx a trail of blood),

( fært) scent ( fx the dogs lost the scent);

( hjulspor) wheel track,

( dybt) rut;

( jernbaneskinne) rail,

( skinnepar) track ( fx a double track; follow the track), line;

( på lydbånd, plade) track;

( efterladt mærke, rest) trace ( fx traces of a struggle (, of poison in the coffee); disappear without a trace),

F vestige,

( mærke også) mark ( fx leave a mark);

( til opklaring af forbrydelse) lead, clue;

( i skole, kan gengives) form;

[ en skole med tre spor] a three-form entry school;

[ ikke spor] nothing at all,

(= slet ikke) not at all,

(mere F) not in the least,

T not a bit;

[ ikke spor af] not a trace of ( fx fear), not the slightest ( fx

doubt);

[ med vb & præp:]

[ bære spor af] bear (el. show) traces (el. marks) of;

[ følge et spor] follow a track (, trail, scent, lead, clue) ( fx they followed the tracks of the tiger into the jungle; the trail was easy to follow; the dogs followed the scent; the police are following (up) several leads (el. clues));

[ følge i ens spor] follow in somebody's footsteps;

[ løbe af sporet] leave (el. go off) the rails,

( fagligt) be derailed;

[ på sporet af] on the track of,

(fig, T også) on the scent of ( fx an important discovery);

[ komme (, lede el. bringe) på sporet af] get (, put) on the track of;

[ lede en på sporet], se II. lede;

[ sætte hundene på sporet] put the dogs on the scent;

[ være på rette spor] be on the right track;

[ skifte spor] change the points,

(am) throw the switches;

[ skjule (el. slette) sine spor]

(også fig) cover up one's tracks;

[ de har sat deres spor] they have left their mark;

[ tabe sporet]

(også fig) be thrown off the scent, lose the scent.

Danish-English dictionary > spor
35 station

station

* * *

(en -er) station;

( jernbanestation, am også) depot;

( telegrafstation) telegraph office;

[ på stationen] at the station;

[ en station på vejen]

(fig) a stage on the way;

[ fri station] free board and lodging; all found.

Danish-English dictionary > station
36 stork

stork

* * *

(en -e) stork;

[ tro på storken]

( svarer til) think babies are found under gooseberry bushes.

Danish-English dictionary > stork
37 svigte

betray, desert, fail, falter, forsake, jilt

* * *

vb

( med objekt: skuffe etc) fail,

T let down ( fx a friend),

( lade i stikken, forlade) desert ( fx one's party; all his friends had deserted him);

(løfte etc) go back on ( fx one's principles, a promise, one's word),

F betray ( fx one's principles, his trust),

( forpligtelse) disregard ( fx one's obligations);

( om mod, kræfter, hukommelse) fail ( fx his courage (, strength) failed him), desert ( fx his courage deserted him);

[ svigte ham groft] fail him (el. let him down) badly;

[ svigte kulør]

( i kortspil) revoke, renege;

( uden objekt) fail ( fx the brakes failed),

(om benene etc) give way;

( være ved at slippe op) run short, give out;

( udeblive) fail to appear,

( trække sig tilbage) fall away ( fx his supporters fell away);

[ svigte i farens stund] be found wanting in the hour of peril;

(se også svigtende).

Danish-English dictionary > svigte
38 tilfælde

accident, case, chance, coincidence, contingency, fluke

* * *

(et -) case (af of, fx a case of mistaken identity; it is different in my case),

( forekomst) instance ( fx the commission found many instances of abuse);

( sygdomstilfælde) case ( fx a bad case of malaria),

( anfald) attack ( fx of malaria; a slight attack of influenza),

( kort, pludseligt) fit ( fx an apoplectic fit);

[ få et tilfælde]

T have a fit;

( hændelse) occurrence ( fx a strange (, an unfortunate) occurrence),

F incident ( fx a strange incident),

( træf) chance ( fx a lucky chance),

( sammentræf) coincidence;

[ et rent tilfælde] the merest chance, a mere coincidence;

[ det er et tilfælde der ser ud som en tanke] it looks as if it was done on purpose;

( kendsgerning) case, fact ( fx if that is the case; if that is a fact);

[ det er ikke tilfældet] that is not the case; that is not true;

[ tilfældet]

(dvs skæbnen etc) chance ( fx chance threw them together);

[ lade tilfældet råde] leave everything to chance, trust to luck;

[ tilfældet ville at vi mødtes] chance would have it that we met, as luck would have it we met;

[ med præp:]

[ for det tilfælde at de kommer] in case they (should) come;

[ for alle tilfældes skyld] (just) in case, to be on the safe side;

[ for tilfældet] for the occasion;

[ lave noget for tilfældet] improvise something;

[ i alle tilfælde]

(= i hvert fald), se ndf: i hvert tilfælde;

[ i bedste (el. heldigste) tilfælde] at best; even at the best of times;

[ i begge tilfælde] in both cases, in either case;

[ i bekræftende tilfælde, i så tilfælde] if so, in that case;

[ i hvert tilfælde] at any rate ( fx he is at any rate on our side), at least ( fx or so at least he said himself), anyway, anyhow ( fx

anyway, he is reliable, that is the main thing); in any case, at all events;

[ i 9 af 10 tilfælde] in 9 cases out of 10;

[ i nægtende tilfælde] if not;

[ i påkommende tilfælde] should the occasion arise;

[ i værste tilfælde] at worst, if the worst comes to the worst;

(se også påkommende, vis, værst);

[ i tilfælde af]

F in case of ( fx fire), in the event of ( fx his death);

[ i tilfælde af at]

(dvs hvis) if ( fx if the door is not locked),

( for det tilfældes skyld) in case ( fx I'll wait here in case they should come);

[ i det tilfælde] in that case (el. event);

[ vi er i det heldige tilfælde at vi kan hjælpe Dem] we are in the fortunate position of being able to help you;

[ i dette tilfælde] in this case;

[ ved et tilfælde] by chance, by accident;

[ ved et heldigt tilfælde] by some fortunate chance, by a happy coincidence.

Danish-English dictionary > tilfælde
39 træ

timber, tree, wood

* * *

(et -er) tree;

( som stof: ved) wood;

(tømmer etc) timber;

[ af træ] made of wood; wooden ( fx a wooden house; it is not plastic, it is wooden);

[ livets træ] the Tree of Life;

[ de hænger ikke på træerne]

(fig) they don't grow on trees, they are not found every day,

T they are thin on the ground.

Danish-English dictionary > træ
40 træffe

encounter, meet

* * *

vb (traf, truffet)

( ramme) hit;

( efterligne træffende) hit off ( fx you hit him off to a tee);

( møde) meet, fall in with, come (el. run) across, run (, T: bump) into;

( finde) find ( fx find nobody at home);

( foretage) make ( fx arrangements, a decision, preparations; make one's choice);

[ træffes]

( mødes) meet,

( findes) be found;

[ han træffes på sit kontor] you can see him at his office;

[ jeg følte mig truffet] I felt that the cap fitted (me), I felt that the remark applied to me,

( om bebrejdelse) I felt that the reproof was merited;

[ føler du dig truffet?] if the cap fits, wear it;

[ træffe hinanden]

( mødes) meet;

[træffer jeg hr. X?] is Mr X in?

( i telefonen) can I speak to Mr. X?

[ kuglen traf ham ikke] the bullet missed him;

[ loddet traf ham] the lot fell on him;

[jeg skal træffe nogen kl. 1] I have an appointment at (el. for) one o'clock;

[ træffe på]

( ting) come across, hit upon,

(se også ovf: træffe);

[ træffe sammen] meet,

( om begivenheder) coincide;

[ træffe sig] (so) happen;

[ det traf sig at jeg var hjemme] I happened to be at home;

[ det traf sig så heldigt at de netop var kommet] fortunately they had just arrived;

[ træffe alles smag] suit all tastes, please everybody.

Danish-English dictionary > træffe

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