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1 rear
I 1. riə noun1) (the back part of something: There is a second bathroom at the rear of the house; The enemy attacked the army in the rear.) bakside2) (the buttocks, bottom: The horse kicked him in his rear.) baken2. adjective(positioned behind: the rear wheels of the car.) bakfra, bak-- rearguard II riə verb1) (to feed and care for (a family, animals etc while they grow up): She has reared six children; He rears cattle.) ale opp, drive (-)oppdrett2) ((especially of a horse) to rise up on the hind legs: The horse reared in fright as the car passed.) reise seg på bakbeina, steile3) (to raise (the head etc): The snake reared its head.) reise seg•- rear upbakside--------ende--------grunn--------oppfostreIsubst. \/rɪə\/1) bakside2) ( militærvesen) baktropp3) bak-4) ( hverdagslig) bak, rompe5) ( slang) do, dassattack\/take in the rear falle i ryggenat the rear på baksidenbring up\/close the rear ( militærvesen) danne baktropp(en), komme sistfrom the rear bakfrahang on the rear følge tett etter, ligge i baken påin the rear bakerst, sistIIverb \/rɪə\/1) ale opp, oppdrette• rear poultry\/cattle2) oppdra, oppfostre3) dyrke4) løfte (på), lette (på)5) ( også overført) stikke frem, dukke opp6) bygge (opp), reise, oppføre, sette opp7) rykke til, fare opprear oneself ( overført) sette seg på bakbeina -
2 fish
plurals; see fishfiskI1) fisk2) sjødyr3) ( hverdagslig) fyr, type4) fiskemat5) (sjøfart, slang) torpedo, ubåt6) (slang, kortspill) forklaring: inkompetent kortspiller som kan utnyttes7) ( slang) dollar8) fengselsfugl9) ( sjøfart) kipptaljeall is fish that comes to the net utnytte alt til sin fordelbe a big fish in a little pond være en stor stjerne i en liten verdencardinal fish forklaring: fisk i dyphavsåborfamilien, Apogonidaecry stinking fish vanære seg selv, nedvurdere seg selvdrink like a fish drikke som en svampfeed the fishes druknevære sjøsykfish or cut bait (amer.) gjør noe, eller kom deg unna• make up your mind whether to join us or not, fish or cut baitbestem deg for om du vil være med eller ikke, foreta deg noe, eller kom deg unnafish story (amer.) fiskerskrønelike a fish out of water som en fisk på land, ikke i sitt rette elementneither fish nor fowl eller neither fish, flesh, nor fowl (nor good red herring) verken fugl eller fiskan odd\/queer fish en underlig skrueother fish to fry viktigere saker å foreta seg, andre ting å gjøreplay a fish la en fisk slite seg ut på krokenpoor fish stakkars fyrthere are as good fish in the sea as ever came out of it eller there are plenty more fish in the sea det er mange fisk i havet, det er mer der det kommer fraIIverb \/fɪʃ\/1) fiske, fange, trekke opp (av vannet)2) fiske i3) ( overført) fiske etter4) ( sjøfart) laske5) ( elektronikk) trekkefish for fiske( overført) fiske etterfish in troubled water fiske i rørt vannfish out ( også fish up) fiske opp, trekke opp (av vannet) drive rovfiske, fiske tom (overført, også fish up) fiske opp, fiske frem, lokke fremfish the anchor ( sjøfart) kippe ankeret -
3 spoon
spu:n 1. noun1) (an instrument shaped like a shallow bowl with a handle for lifting food (especially soup or pudding) to the mouth, or for stirring tea, coffee etc: a teaspoon/soup-spoon.) skje2) (a spoonful.) skje2. verb(to lift or scoop up with a spoon: She spooned food into the baby's mouth.) spise/mate med skje- spoonful- spoon-feedskjeIsubst. \/spuːn\/1) skje2) (spes. om sukker) skjefull3) noe som er skjeformet4) ( fiske) skjesluk5) ( golf) spoon6) ( padling e.l.) årebladspoons ( rytmeinstrument) skjeerIIverb \/spuːn\/1) øse med skje, spise med skje2) hule ut, gjøre skjeformet3) ( sport) slå (en ball) svakt og løftende4) fiske med skjesluk5) ( hverdagslig) sverme, kurtiserespoon out øse opp (med skje), servere -
4 breastfeed
verb (to feed (a baby) with milk from the breast.) amme, gi bryst
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