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1 gravid
бере́менная* * *expectant, pregnant* * *adj pregnant. -
2 gravid
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3 blive gravid
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4 måned
sg - mǻneden, pl - mǻnederме́сяц мførst [sidst] på mǻneden — в нача́ле [в конце́] ме́сяца
* * ** * *(en -er) month;[ august måned] the month of August;[ i denne måned] this month;[ i næste måned] next month;( om gravid) she is five months pregnant (el. gone);[ om en måned] in a month;[ i dag om en måned] a month from today;[ to gange om måneden] twice a month;[ måneden ud] (for) the rest of the month; -
5 vente
hang on, hold, hold it, hold on, wait* * *I.:[ være i vente] be to be expected ( fx great events are to be expected),( umiddelbart forestående, især om noget truende) be imminent;[ han har skuffelser i vente] he has disappointments coming to him, there are disappointments in store for him.II. vb( uden objekt) wait ( fx wait and see! wait here till I come; it will have to wait till tomorrow);T hold on, hang on;(tlf) wait, hold the line, hold on ( fx will you hold on or would you like him to call you back?);( være i vente for) be in store for ( fx there are disappointments in store for him),F await ( fx a hearty welcome awaits you),(se også ndf: der venter ham);( om gravid) be expecting ( fx she is expecting a baby); be pregnant with( fx she was pregnant with our first child at that time);[ han ventes om få timer] he is expected to arrive in a few hours;[ det kan næppe ventes] it is hardly to be expected;[ skibet ventes i aften] the ship is due (to arrive) this evening;[ vente at han vil gøre det] expect him to do it, expect that he will do it;[ vente at enhver gør sin pligt] expect everyone to do his duty;[ den skæbne der venter ham] the fate in store for him;[ der venter ham en ubehagelig overraskelse] he is in for a nasty surprise; he has got a nasty surprise coming to him;[ det kan vente] that can wait, there is no hurry about that;[ vi kan vente godt vejr i dag] we are in for a fine day;[ lade ham vente] keep him waiting; let him wait;[ med præp & sig:][ vente noget af en] expect something of (el. from) somebody ( fx it is just what I expected of him; expect too much from somebody);[ vente med](dvs opsætte) delay, put off;[ vente med at sende] put off sending;[ vente på] wait for;( afvente også, F) await ( fx instructions);[ vente på at uret skal slå] wait for the clock to strike;[ vente på ham med middagsmaden] wait dinner for him;[ de lader vente på sig] they are long in coming, they keep us (, me etc) waiting;[ vente sig noget] expect something;[ du kan vente dig!] you'll catch it![ hun venter sig ( et barn)] she is expecting;[ han kan vente sig en overraskelse], se ovf: der venter ham;[ en forsmag på hvad man kan vente sig] a foretaste of what is to come;[ vente sig noget af], se ovf: vente noget af.
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