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21 svær

hard [difficult]

adj

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22 vanskelig

arduous, awkward, complex, delicate, difficult, embarrassing, hard, nasty, thorny, tricky, uphill

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adj difficult,

(mere T) hard ( fx task; for for),

( ubehagelig også) T sticky ( fx situation, time);

( om person) difficult (to get on with), hard to please,

T sticky,

(kræsen etc) particular ( fx about one's food),

T faddy;

adv with difficulty, not easily; hardly;

[ den vanskelige alder] the awkward age;

[ han har vanskelige fødder] his feet are hard to fit;

[ gøre sig vanskelig] make difficulties,

F be refractory;

[ vanskelige tider] hard times;

[ lægge noget hen til vanskelige tider] put something by for (el. provide against) a rainy day;

[ have vanskeligt ved at gøre noget] have (some) difficulty in doing something, find it difficult (el. hard) to do something.

Danish-English dictionary > vanskelig
23 streng

gut, hard, harsh, rigid, rigour, severe, sharp, stern, stiff, strict, string, stringent

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I. (en -e)

( violinstreng, klaverstreng, buestreng etc) string;

( klokkestreng) bellpull;

( i snor) strand;

[ anslå en streng] touch a string,

(fig) strike a chord;

[ anslå de velkendte strenge] strike a familiar chord;

[ have flere strenge på sin bue] have two strings to one's bow;

[ spille på de patriotiske strenge] touch patriotic chords.

II. adj

( ubøjelig, ufravigelig) strict ( fx justice, orders, rules, discipline, schoolmaster, neutrality),

( stærkere, F) stringent ( fx controls, laws);

( hård, ublid) hard ( fx discipline, father, master, life, times, work),

( stærkere, især om handling) severe ( fx criticism, father, judge, laws, look, measures, punishment, test),

F rigorous ( fx discipline, peace terms, punishment);

(T: anstrengende etc) stiff ( fx climb, examination; it's a bit stiff!);

( barsk af væsen, udseende) stern ( fx man, look);

( om levevis, F) austere ( fx Puritan, life, morals);

( om vejrlig) hard ( fx frost, winter),

( stærkere) severe ( fx cold);

( om kunstnerisk stil) severe,

F austere;

[ streng faste] a strict (el. rigid) fast;

[ i strengeste forstand] in the strictest sense of the word;

(se også bevogtning, diæt);

[ streng over for] strict with, severe with, hard on;

(se også strengt).

Danish-English dictionary > streng
24 tage

accept, charge, get, have, seize, take, take up

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vb (tog, taget) take ( fx a book from the shelf, a fort, prisoners, medicine, a bath, a taxi, a photograph, a holiday, one's own life, things coolly, people as they are);

( høre i radio) get ( fx can you get England on your radio?); pick up (

fx a foreign station);

( fange) catch, pick up,

T nab ( fx he was nabbed for speeding);

( arrestere) arrest, seize;

( udholde) stand ( fx I can't stand him; he stood it very well);

( kunne rumme) hold;

( i betaling) take, charge;

( behandle) take, deal with, handle;

( snyde) take in, do, have;

( berøre) graze ( fx his front wheel grazed the kerb), just touch,

(mar) take;

( rejse, begive sig) go ( fx go to England, go round the world);

( om tid) take ( fx it takes time; it took (us) two days),

( lægge beslag på, F) occupy ( fx it occupied much of his time);

( springe over) take, clear ( fx a hurdle);

( fag, kursus) take,

T do ( fx you can do a lot of other subjects);

( stjæle) take, steal,

T pinch;

(fjerne ved operation etc) remove ( fx adenoids, tonsils);

[ jeg skal have taget mine mandler]

T I'm going to have my tonsils out;

[ jeg kan ikke tage at han] I get sick of seeing (, hearing) him -ing,

( stærkere) I can't stand him -ing;

[ tage det] take it (, take things) ( fx easy, lightly, personally, seriously, with a smile);

[ han tog det pænt] he took it very well; he was very nice about it;

[ han tog det tungt] he took it hard;

(se også falde, II. nøje);

[ det er som man tager det] it is a matter of opinion, it all depends;

[ tag og hjælp mig!] lend me a hand, will you?

[ tag og ring på klokken!] ring the bell, will you?

[ tage selv]

(ved bordet etc) help oneself;

[med sb: se affære, I. arbejde, eksamen, flugt, I. hul, ord, overhånd,

plads, telefon];

[ med præp & adv:]

[ tage `af]

( formindskes) decrease ( med by), lessen,

F diminish,

( blive kortere) grow shorter;

( om kulde) relax,

( om feber, smerte, krise, støj, spænding, regn, vind) F abate,

T ease off;

( om lyd) grow fainter,

( om lys) fade,

(se også aftage);

( i vægt) lose weight;

( i kortspil) cut;

( i strikning) slip;

( med objekt: fjerne) remove,

( om tøj) take off, pull off,

( hurtigt) slip off,

F doff;

[ der er nok at tage af] there is enough (, plenty);

[ det tages af lønnen]

(dvs fratrækkes) it it taken out of one's pay (el. wages);

(se også bord, hat, kasse, liv, sted);

[ tage af for]

( give læ for) (provide) shelter from, protect from;

[ tage af for faldet] break somebody's fall;

(se også stød);

[ tage bort]

(= rejse) go away;

[ tage noget bort] take something away, remove something;

[` tage efter]

( med hånden) reach for,

( famle efter) grope for;

[ tage fat i (, på)], se fat;

[ tage fejl], se fejl;

[ jeg tog ham for hans broder] I took him for his brother;

[tage £10 for det] take (el. charge) £10 for it;

[han tog mig for £10] he did (el. tricked, cheated) me out of £10;

[ tage for sig]

( med hånden) put out one's hand;

[ tage for sig af retterne] help oneself, do justice to the food;

[ tage noget fra en] take something (away) from somebody;

(se også luv, magt, vejr);

[ tage fra hinanden] take to pieces ( fx take a machine to pieces);

[ tage frem] bring (el. take) out, produce;

[ tage fri], se I. fri;

[ tage i døren] try the door;

[ tage en i armen (, hånden)] take somebody by the arm (, hand); take (hold of) somebody's arm (, hand),

(se også nakke);

[ I kan godt tage hinanden i hånden]

(fig, ironisk) there is not much to choose between you;

[ tage sine ord i sig igen] take back what one has said, withdraw (one's remarks),

F retract,

T eat one's words;

[ tage igennem]

( gennemgå) go through;

[ tage imod]

( få overgivet) receive,

( modtage gæster) receive,

( hente ved ankomst) meet,

( sige ja til) accept,

( finde sig i) stand for ( fx I won't stand for his rudeness), put up with,

( gribe) catch;

( uden objekt: være hjemme) be at home;

[ ministeren tager ikke imod] the Minister is not available (el. cannot receive callers);

[ tage godt imod en] give somebody a good reception;

[ tage imod fornuft] listen to reason;

[ tage imod ordrer fra en] take orders from somebody;

[ tage imod en på banegården] meet somebody at the station;

[ stoffet tager ikke imod snavs] the material does not attract (el. hold) dirt;

[ tage ind] take in,

(mar) take in ( fx water), ship ( fx a sea);

( i strikning) decrease;

[ tage kjolen ind i livet] take in the dress at the waist;

[ tage ind på et hotel] put up at a hotel,

(am) register at a hotel;

[ tage ind til London] go up to London;

[ tage en (, noget) ` med]

( medbringe) bring somebody (, something) (along),

( bortfjerne, tage med sig) take somebody (, something) (with one)

( fx remember to take your bathing things), take somebody (,

something) away (el. off),

( ikke forbigå) include somebody (, something);

[ tage ` med, tage med en] come (, go) with somebody, join somebody, come;

[ tager du med?] are you coming (too)?

[ tage med bus(sen) (, sporvogn(en), tog(et))] go by bus (, tram, train), take the bus (, tram, train);

[ jeg tager med toget] I'm going by train;

[jeg tager med toget 8.15] I'm going on the 8.15;

[ det må man tage ` med] you've just got to accept it; it's all in the day's work;

(dvs det er der ikke noget at gøre ved) that's just one of those things;

[ han tager det ikke så strengt (el. nøje) med det] he is not particular about that;

[ tage børnene med i Zoologisk Have] take the children to the Zoo;

[ tage noget med i sin beregning] allow for something, take something into account;

[ han tog med på turen] he went on the trip;

[ tage med skibet til Hull] take the ship to (, for) Hull;

[ tage noget `om]

( gentage) repeat something, do something over again;

[ tage en eksamen om] retake (, skriftlig: resit) an examination;

[ tage scenen om]

( i film) retake the scene;

[ tage et sjal om skuldrene] take (el. throw) a shawl round one's shoulders;

(se også bord, liv);

[ tage op]

( samle op) pick up ( fx a stone; a passenger),

(af lomme etc) take out,

(kartofler etc af jorden) lift (el. dig (up)),

( noget syet) unpick,

( noget strikket) unravel,

( et emne) take up;

( om elev) test,

F examine;

(se også plads, tråd);

[ tage noget op af] take something out of ( fx one's pocket, a drawer);

[ tage op af kapitalen] break into one's capital;

[ tage op igen], se genoptage;

[ tage noget ilde op] resent something;

[ han kan tage det op med dig] he is a match for you;

[ tage spørgsmålet op med ham] raise the question with him;

[ tage op til behandling] take up for treatment (el. consideration);

[ tage op til overvejelse] consider,

(se også overvejelse);

[ tage op til undersøgelse], se undersøge;

[ tage ` over]

(dvs overtage ledelsen) take over ( efter from);

[ tage over Berlin] go via Berlin;

[ tage over Kanalen] cross the Channel;

[ tage over til Jylland] go (over) to Jutland;

[ tage `på]

( om tøj, mine, vægt) put on ( fx one's clothes, hat, shoes; a grave face; he has put on two pounds),

( om tøj også) pull on,

( hurtigt) slip on,

F don;

( uden objekt: tage på i vægt) put on weight;

[` tage på]

( føle på) touch, finger,

( stærkere) handle,

(neds: befamle) paw (about) ( fx she disliked being pawed (about) by the boys), fondle ( fx he fondled her breasts);

( behandle, fx en sag) handle;

( trætte) take it out of,

( svække) tell on ( fx the strain told on him a good deal);

[ tage på bånd], se optage;

[ tage på sig], se påtage;

[ det tager på kræfterne] it is very exhausting, it takes it out of one;

[ tage hårdt på] handle roughly,

( anstrenge) be hard on ( fx the eyes),

( trætte) take a lot out of,

(om sygdom etc) tell severely on;

( være vanskeligt for) go hard with him ( fx it goes hard with him to be alone);

(se også ferie, lager, land, nakke, ord, seng, vej);

[ tage ` til]

( forøges) increase;

(se også tiltage);

[ tage til]

(dvs rejse til) go to ( fx go to England);

[ tage til huen] touch one's cap;

[ tage hende til hustru] marry her, take her to wife;

(se også I. fange, forbillede, ord);

[ tage et barn til sig] take a child into one's home;

( adoptere) adopt a child;

[ tage hånden til sig] withdraw one's hand;

(se også I. mod, næring);

[ tage tilbage]

( om noget man har udtalt) take back, withdraw ( fx an accusation, a confession),

F retract;

( vare man har solgt) take back,

( ved afbetalingskøb, når afdragene ikke betales) repossess;

( uden objekt: rejse tilbage) go back, return;

[ tage ud] take out,

( barn af skole) take out,

(mere F) remove,

( udvælge) pick out,

F select,

( i strikning) increase,

(dvs af bordet) clear away;

[ tage ud af] take out of ( fx take some cups out of the cupboard; take some money out of one's account);

[ tage penge ud af banken] draw money out of the bank, withdraw money from the bank;

[ tage ud af bordet] clear the table, clear away;

[ tage ham ud af skolen] take him out of the school,

(mere F) withdraw (el. remove) him from the school;

[ tage ud at sejle], se sejle;

[ tage ud på en rejse], se I. rejse;

[ tage ved]

( hjælpe) lend a hand;

[ fanden tog ved ham] he ran like hell;

(se også hånd, næse);

[ med sig:]

[ tage sig]

( spise, drikke) have ( fx a drink);

[ tage sig et bad (, en ferie etc)] take a bath (, a holiday, etc);

[ tage sig af] look after, take care of ( fx the children, the

arrangements), see to ( fx the guests, the dinner),

F attend to;

( få styr på) take ( fx the boys, the plans) in hand;

( ordne) deal with ( fx noisy children, complaints; I'll deal with him!);

[ tage sig af dage], se dag;

[ ikke tage sig af] take no notice of, pay no attention to,

T not mind ( fx don't mind him; never mind what he says), not

bother (el. care) about ( fx what other people think);

( ikke være bekymret) not worry about;

( forsømme) neglect ( fx she neglected her children);

[ tage sig noget for] do something;

[ tage sig for at gøre det] set oneself to do it;

[ tage sig fri] take a day (, an evening etc) off;

[ tage sig i det] check oneself, think better of it;

[ det tager jeg mig let] I don't let that worry me;

[ tage sig det nær] take it to heart;

[ tage sig sammen] pull oneself together;

[ tage sig ` til] do;

[ han har ikke noget at tage sig til] he has nothing to do, he does not know what to do with himself;

[ tage sig godt ud] look well, make a good appearance,

( om ting) look well, appear (el. show up) to advantage;

[ således tager det sig ud for ham] that's how he sees it;

[ tage sig ud som] look like.

Danish-English dictionary > tage
25 flittig

приле́жный, стара́тельный

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diligent, industrious, studious

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adj hard-working,

F ( flittig og omhyggelig) diligent,

( altid beskæftiget) industrious;

( til studier også) studious;

( travl) busy ( fx the busy bee; his busy pen);

[ flittig gæst] frequent visitor;

[ gøre flittig brug af] make frequent use of;

[ studere flittigt] study hard;

[ være flittig]

( også) work hard.

Danish-English dictionary > flittig
26 nag

grudge, ill-feeling

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(et):

[ bære nag til en] have a grudge against somebody, bear (el. owe) somebody a grudge;

[ jeg bærer ikke nag] I have no hard feelings;

[ jeg bærer ikke nag til ham] I bear him no hard feelings (el. ill-will),

F I bear him no malice;

[ du bærer vel ikke nag?] no hard feelings, I hope;

[ lade gammelt nag være glemt] let bygones be bygones.

Danish-English dictionary > nag
27 presse

crush, hustle, jam, press, pressurize, push, squash, squeeze, strain

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I. (en -r)

( redskab til presning, trykkemaskine) press;

( pressefolk) reporters,

T pressmen pl;

( radioavis) news;

[ pressen]

(= aviserne) the press;

[ få en god presse] have a good press.

II. vb

( trykke) press ( fx press the lid down; press one's nose against a window),

( ind i, gennem etc også, kraftigere) squeeze ( fx try to squeeze (, press) too much into a suitcase),

( skubbe også) push ( fx push a brush through the pipe; push one's finger through a hole; push him down);

( trykke sammen, også om frugt) press ( fx flowers; press grapes to extract the juice),

( kraftigere) squeeze ( fx a lemon, an orange);

( om tøj) press, iron,

( lave pressefolder i) press;

[ presset glas] pressed glass;

(fig) press ( fx he was hard pressed; the enemy pressed them hard);

( tilskynde, søge at tvinge) press ( fx press him to stay),

T (neds) push ( fx push him to join the party);

( tvinge) force ( fx force him to pay up);

( forcere) press ( fx one's voice);

(glds: til krigstjeneste) press;

[ presse citronen til sidste dråbe]

(fig) squeeze him (, them etc) till the pips squeak;

[ med præp & adv:]

[ presse penge af ham]

( om pengeafpresning) blackmail him;

[ presse bukserne op] give the trousers a press;

[ presse bilen op til 120 km i timen] push the car up to 120 km an hour;

[ presse `på]

( være presserende) be pressing,

( stærkere) be urgent;

( udøve tryk) press;

[ de presser på for at få en afgørelse] they are pressing for a decision;

[ presse sammen] press,

( kraftigere) squeeze ( fx press the snow hard to make snowballs; squeeze the snow into snowballs),

F compress;

( med flertalsobjekt) press (, squeeze) together,

F compress ( fx press one's lips together, compress one's lips);

[ presse ud] press (, squeeze) out,

( folder i tøj) iron out;

[ presse saft ud af] press (, squeeze) juice out of;

[ presse penge (, oplysninger) ud af en] squeeze money (, information) out of somebody ( fx I'll squeeze every penny I can out of him);

[ presse penge ud af ham]

( også, T) soak him,

( ved trusler) extort money from him,

( om pengeafpresning) blackmail him;

[ presse en tilståelse ud af ham]

( ved vold, trusler) extort a confession from him;

[ med sig:]

[ presse sig] press one's way, push ( fx through the crowd; the crowd pressed (el. pushed) forward),

( kraftigere) squeeze ( fx he squeezed through the narrow opening);

[ presse sig ind] squeeze in,

( om bil efter overhaling) cut in.

Danish-English dictionary > presse
28 skrap

stiff

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adj

( streng, hård) hard ( fx discipline, father, master),

( stærkere) severe ( fx criticism, father, laws, measures, rules),

( skrap og ufølsom) harsh ( fx critic, discipline, father, judge),

F rigorous ( fx discipline, peace terms);

( i ord) sharp ( fx rebuke) ( over for with, fx don't be so sharp with him),

( hvas i munden) sharp-tongued;

( vanskelig, ubehagelig) severe ( fx test),

T tough ( fx job), stiff ( fx examination, letter, penalty), sticky

( fx job);

( urimelig) stiff ( fx demand, price);

( vovet) risky, spicy ( fx stories);

( kraftig, stærk) stiff ( fx dose),

( kraftigt virkende) drastic ( fx remedy);

( om kulde) sharp, hard,

( stærkere) severe;

( dygtig) sharp, smart ( til at);

[ skrap farve] harsh (el. garish) colour.

Danish-English dictionary > skrap
29 skæbne

destiny, fate, tell (someone's) fortune, lot

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(en -r)

(livsskæbne etc) lot ( fx his lot has been a hard one), fate ( fx a hard fate; that decided his fate; leave him to his fate; a fate worse than death; nothing is known about their fate),

(F: om større begivenheder, personer) destiny ( fx no man can escape his destiny; it was his destiny to conquer half the world);

[ skæbnen] fate ( fx fate had decided otherwise),

F destiny ( fx no one can fight against destiny);

( skiftende skæbne) fortune ( fx those favoured by fortune);

( tilfældet) chance ( fx chance brought them together);

[ ved skæbnens ugunst] by ill-luck, as ill-luck would have it;

[ hun blev hans skæbne] she was to be his fate;

[ friste skæbnen] tempt Providence,

T push one's luck;

[få (el. lide) samme skæbne] suffer the same fate;

[ få en sørgelig skæbne] suffer a sad fate;

[ tak skæbne!] oh dear! oh Heavens!

[ en ublid skæbne] an unkind (el. a hard) fate;

(se også dele (med), finde (sig i), ironi, II. møde, overlade (til),

tilskikkelse).

Danish-English dictionary > skæbne
30 svær

corpulent, difficult, dodgy, hard, heavy, heavy-duty, rind, stiff

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I. (en)

( flæskesvær) rind,

( stegt) crackling.

II. adj

( vanskelig) difficult,

(mere T) hard ( fx case, problem, question, task),

T stiff ( fx examination), tough ( fx problem);

( tung, solid etc) heavy ( fx artillery, calibre, losses, sea, timber),

( solid også) solid, massive;

( alvorlig) severe ( fx illness, pain, problems);

( om person: tyk) stout;

[ det er svært at vide (, sige)] it is difficult (el. hard) to know (, say

el. tell);

[ have svær lyst til at] be greatly tempted to;

[ det var svært]

(dvs forbavsende) well I never!

[ det er det svære ved det] that is the difficult part;

(se også svært).

Danish-English dictionary > svær
31 svært

adv

( tungt) heavily,

( særdeles) very,

( stærkere) tremendously;

[ svært bygget] heavily built, big-boned;

[ have det svært] have a hard time;

[ have svært ved at] find it difficult (el. hard) to, have (some) difficulty in -ing,

T be hard put to it to;

[ han havde svært ved at]

( også) it was difficult for him to.

Danish-English dictionary > svært
32 benhård

steely

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adj

(fig) hard-nosed; as hard as nails.

Danish-English dictionary > benhård
33 besvær

sg - besvǽret

хло́поты мн, беспоко́йство с

vǽre én til besvǽr — быть кому́-л. в тя́гость

vólde besvǽr — чини́ть препя́тствия

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arduousness, bother, difficulty, hassle, inconvenience, trouble

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(et)

( ulejlighed) trouble ( fx it caused us a lot of trouble);

( vanskelighed) difficulty ( fx he could only do it with great difficulty),

( anstrengelse) effort;

[ have besvær med at] have some difficulty in -ing; be hard put to it to,

T have a job to (el. -ing) ( fx I had a job to get (el. getting)

him home);

[ det var et farligt (, fandens) besvær]

T it was a hard (, the devil's own) job;

[ jeg havde et farligt besvær med ham] he gave me a lot of trouble;

[ være én til besvær] trouble somebody, give somebody trouble.

Danish-English dictionary > besvær
34 besværlig

тру́дный; обремени́тельный

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arduous, onerous, troublesome

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adj

(ubehagelig etc) troublesome, hard;

( vanskelig) difficult, hard ( fx task); awkward ( fx you are just being awkward!);

( kedelig) tiresome;

( påtrængende) insistent,

F importunate.

Danish-English dictionary > besværlig
35 betrængt

adj hard up (for money); hard-pressed ( fx farmers).

Danish-English dictionary > betrængt
36 blyant

sg - blýanten, pl - blýanter

каранда́ш м

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pencil

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(en -er) pencil;

( farveblyant) crayon;

[ blød (, hård) blyant] soft (, hard) pencil;

[( skrevet) med blyant] (written) in pencil, pencilled.

Danish-English dictionary > blyant
37 forhandler

dealer, stockist

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(en -e) negotiator;

( handlende) dealer;

( sælger, repræsentant) agent;

[ han er en hård forhandler] he drives a hard bargain.

Danish-English dictionary > forhandler
38 hals

sg - halsen, pl - halse

ше́я ж; го́рло с; гло́тка ж

han har ondt i halsen — у него́ боли́т го́рло

få nóget i den gále hals — поперхну́ться

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neck, shank, throat, waist

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(en -e) neck ( fx break one's neck, wring his neck);

( strube, det indvendige af halsen) throat ( fx cut his throat, the hot tea burnt my throat);

(flaskehals etc) neck;

(mar) tack;

( på node) stem, tail;

[ give hals] bay;

[ han er en hård hals] he is a hard-bitten fellow;

[ knække halsen på det]

(fig: forløfte sig) break one's back in the attempt to do it;

T come down badly over it;

[ ligge for styrbords halse]

(mar) be on the starboard tack;

[ med præp:]

[ gø af fuld hals] bark furiously;

[ le af fuld hals] roar with laughter;

[ råbe af fuld hals] shout at the top of one's voice;

[ få noget i den gale hals], se gal;

[ have ondt i halsen] have a sore throat;

[ hjertet sidder mig i halsen] my heart is in my mouth;

[ ordene blev siddende i halsen på ham] the words stuck in his throat;

[ gå på med krum hals] go at it with determination, put one's back into it;

[ Tory om en hals] an out-and-out Tory;

[ fare én om halsen] throw (el. fling) one's arms round somebody's neck;

[ vi er om en hals] it is all up with us;

[ over hals og hoved] headlong, with a rush;

[ skaffe en noget på halsen] saddle somebody with something;

[ det hænger mig ud af halsen] I am fed up (to the back teeth) with it; I am sick and tired of it;

(se også I. tunge).

Danish-English dictionary > hals
39 hørehæmmet

adj hard of hearing,

F hearing-impaired, partially hearing;

[ tekstet for hørehæmmede] with subtitles for the hard-of-hearing.

Danish-English dictionary > hørehæmmet
40 hårdkogt

сва́ренный вкруту́ю ( о яйце)

* * *

hard-boiled

* * *

adj

(også fig) hard-boiled.

Danish-English dictionary > hårdkogt

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