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jumped-up

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1 gib

(et -):

[ det gav et gib i ham] he jumped,

F he started.

Danish-English dictionary > gib
2 gibbe

vb:

[ det gibbede i ham] he jumped,

F he started.

Danish-English dictionary > gibbe
3 hoppe

sg - hóppen, pl - hópper

кобы́ла ж

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bounce, hop, jiggle, jump, leap, mare, spring

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I. vb jump;

( let og dansende) skip ( fx the little girl skipped along);

(på et ben el. om fugle etc) hop ( fx he hurt his leg and had to hop along; the bird (, the frog) hopped across the path);

( om større spring) leap ( fx out of the window);

( om bold) bounce;

[ hoppe og springe for en] wait on somebody hand and foot;

[ med præp & adv:]

[ hoppe af] jump off,

( søge tilflugt) defect;

[ hoppe over] jump (, leap, hop) (over) ( fx he jumped (etc) (over) the fence);

(fig: springe over) skip;

[ hoppe på]

(dvs tro) swallow ( fx don't swallow everything that is told you);

[ den hopper jeg ikke på] that won't go down with me;

S I don't buy that;

[ hoppe på et ben] hop;

(se også vogn).

II. (en -r)

zo mare.

Danish-English dictionary > hoppe
4 hånd

sg - hånden, pl - hænder

рука́ ж ( кисть)

gíve nógen hånden — пожа́ть ру́ку кому́-л.

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vǽre ved hånden — быть под руко́й

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hand

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(en, hænder) hand;

[ håndens arbejdere] manual workers;

[ give ham frie hænder] give (el. allow) him a free hand, leave it entirely to him;

[ have frie hænder til at gøre noget] be free to do something;

[ give ham hånden] shake hands with him;

[ give hinanden hånden] shake hands;

[ give (el. række) en hjælpende hånd] lend a hand;

[ holde sin hånd over] protect;

[ lægge hånd på] raise a hand to,

T lay a hand on;

[ jeg kunne ikke se en hånd for mig] I could not see my hand in front of me

(el. of my face);

[ lægge sidste hånd på værket] put the finishing touches to the book (etc);

[ slå hånden af ham] drop him, throw him over;

[ tage en hånd ` i med] lend (el. take) a hand;

[ tage hånd om] take in hand;

[ jeg har kun to hænder] I have only got one pair of hands;

(se også fast, flad, heldig, II. hul, II. højre, klam, plov, række,

slå (sammen), trykke, vaske);

[ med præp og adv:]

[ lade noget slippe sig af hænde] let something slip out of one's hands;

[ han brugte hvad der var for hånden] he used what came to hand;

[ dø for egen hånd] die by one's own hand, commit suicide;

[ dø for bødlens hånd] die by (el. at) the hands of the executioner;

[ få noget fra hånden]

( arbejde meget) get something (, things) done;

( blive færdig) get something off one's hands;

[ leve fra hånden i munden] live from hand to mouth;

[ fra naturens hånd], se natur;

[ lave (, skrive, sy) i hånden] make (, write, sew) by hand;

[ være i gode hænder] be in good hands, be well looked after (el. taken care of);

[ hånd i hånd med]

(også fig) hand in hand with;

[ brevet kom ham i hænde] he received the letter,

( tilfældigt) the letter came into his hands (el. possession), he came into possession of the letter;

[ give ham en økse i hånden] put an axe into his hand;

[ det gav dem et våben i hænde] it provided them with a weapon;

(se også frost, hat, klappe, I. ske, tage);

[ han greb til med begge hænder]

(fig) he jumped at it;

[ sætte sig imod det med hænder og fødder] resist it tooth and nail;

(se også hård);

[ de har mange penge mellem hænderne] they have much money in their pockets;

[ hænderne op!] hands up! stick them up!

[ på egen hånd]

( selvstændigt) independently;

( alene) alone, single-handed;

( for egen regning) on one's own account;

[ tegne på fri hånd] do freehand-drawing;

[ bundet på hænder og fødder] tied (el. bound) hand and foot;

[ gå på hænder] walk on one's hands;

(se også gå (over på));

[ stå på hænder] do a handstand;

[ Calais var på engelske hænder] Calais was in English hands;

[ give penge på hånden] pay a deposit;

[ have noget på hånden]

(merk) have an option on something; have the first refusal on something;

[ på tredje hånd] at third hand,

(se også hjerte, I. kort, kysse, sikker, svar);

[ gå til hånde i køkkenet] lend a hand in the kitchen;

[ gå én til hånde] assist somebody;

[ under hånden] confidentially, privately,

T on the quiet ( fx he told it to me on the quiet);

[ under hans hånd og segl] under his hand and seal;

[ have noget ved hånden] have something at hand, have something handy;

[ tage ham ved hånden] take him by the hand.

Danish-English dictionary > hånd
5 kyshånd

:### [ med kyshånd] eagerly;

[ han tog imod tilbuddet med kyshånd] he jumped (el. leaped) at the offer.

Danish-English dictionary > kyshånd
6 parvenuagtig

adj jumped-up,

F parvenu.

Danish-English dictionary > parvenuagtig
7 springe

bound, burst, hop, jump, leap, spring

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vb (sprang, sprunget) jump,

( især om større spring) leap ( fx he leapt over the fence; he leapt at me),

( pludseligt, rask, F) spring ( fx spring out of bed, spring

upstairs),

( i sæt) bound ( fx the dog bounded down the road),

( let og dansende) skip ( fx the little girl skipped over the floor),

( om bold) bounce;

( springe omkring) jump about,

(litt) frisk;

( løbe) run,

T pop,

(flygte fra fængsel etc, S) scarper;

( springe ` fra) back out;

( om gnister) fly;

( om væske) gush (out),

( i tynd stråle) spurt;

( om kilde) well up;

( om springvand) play;

( briste) burst,

( om snor, streng etc) snap;

( eksplodere) explode, burst;

[ der er sprunget en sikring (, pære)] a fuse (, bulb) has blown (el.

gone);

[ med sb:]

[ springe buk] play leapfrog;

[ springe højdespring] do the high jump;

[ med præp & adv:]

[ springe `af]

(af tog etc) jump off,

( om knap) come off;

[( hoppe og) springe for en] wait on somebody hand and foot;

[ springe andre forbi]

( ved forfremmelse) be promoted over the heads of others;

[ springe ` fra] back out (of it), jib;

[ springe frem] jump out,

( om sved) start out,

( rage frem) project, jut out;

[ springe i luften] blow up, explode;

[ springe i vandet] jump into the water;

[ springe i øjnene] leap to the eye;

[ du kan lige så godt springe som krybe i det] you may as well get it over with at once;

[ springe `om]

( om vinden) shift,

(dvs med uret) veer round;

[ springe op] jump up, spring (el. leap) to one's feet;

[ døren sprang op] the door flew open;

[ hunden sprang op ad mig] the dog jumped up at me;

[ såret sprang op at bløde] the wound began to bleed;

[ springe op og falde ned på det]

(T: være ligeglad) let it go hang;

[ springe over noget] leap (over) something, jump (over) something; clear something;

(se også gærde);

[ springe noget over] skip something ( fx a page, a meal),

( glemme) miss out something,

( udelade) leave out something, omit something;

[ springe en over]

( i en række) skip somebody,

( ikke medtage) leave out somebody ( fx you can leave me out),

( gå uden om) bypass somebody ( fx he bypassed his daughter and left the money to his granddaughter),

( ved forfremmelse) pass somebody over;

[ springe på toget] jump on to the train;

[ springe på en bus i farten] jump on a bus when it is moving;

[ springe løs på] fly at, go for;

[ springe til]

(dvs sige ja) jump (el. leap) at the offer (, chance);

( melde sig) jump (el. leap) in ( fx with an offer);

[ springe ud] jump out,

( i vandet) jump in, dive in;

( om træ) come into leaf,

( om knop) burst,

( om blomst) come out;

(S: om homoseksuel) come out;

[ springe ud af] jump out of;

[ springe ud i] jump into, dive into ( fx the river);

[ springe ud i vandet]

( også) jump in, dive in;

[ springe ud i det]

(fig) take the plunge;

[ springe ud på det dybe]

(fig) jump in at the deep end;

(se også hoved).

Danish-English dictionary > springe
8 tom

bare, blank, empty, idle, unoccupied

* * *

adj empty ( fx bottle, room, house; for of);

( uudlejet, ubesat) empty, vacant ( fx flat, seat);

( ubeskrevet) blank ( fx page);

(fig) empty ( fx threats, pleasures, promises, titles, words), idle (

fx talk, threats);

( udtryksløs) blank ( fx expression, face), vacant ( fx look, stare);

[ tom for] empty of,

F void of ( fx meaning);

[ jeg blev (, var) helt tom i hovedet] my mind went (, was) blank;

[ med sb:]

[ tomme kalorier] empty calories;

[ tom plads] vacant (el. empty) seat;

(fx på væg) empty space, blank ( fx where a picture has been);

( på blanket, i bog) blank (space);

(fig) gap ( fx no one can fill the gap left by him),

F void ( fx his death left a void);

[ tomt rum] empty space,

( værelse) empty room;

(fys) vacuum;

[ det tomme rum] space ( fx the parachutist jumped into space),

F the void;

[ stirre ud i det tomme rum] stare into space;

[ tomme tønder buldrer mest] empty vessels make the most sound (el. noise);

(se også mængde).

Danish-English dictionary > tom

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jumped-up — ► ADJECTIVE informal ▪ considering oneself to be more important than one really is … English terms dictionary
jumped-up — [jumpt′up′] adj. [Brit. Informal] having recently gained wealth, power, success, etc. and regarded as behaving presumptuously, aggressively, etc … English World dictionary
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