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61 det

1. см. den 2. pron
imp

det régner — идёт дождь

det er koldt i dag — сего́дня хо́лодно

det er sundt at dríve sport — поле́зно занима́ться спо́ртом
3.
определённый артикль среднего рода; не переводится

det bédste stýkke — ла́комый кусо́чек

* * *

curliness, deliciousness, dreadfulness, due, give (someone) his due, enormousness, exhibit, fill, greasiness, hairiness, impressiveness, inaudibility, inside, it, noteworthiness, odd man out / odd one out, piercingness, positiveness, prickliness, rosine

* * *

pron

a) (personligt pron) it,

( om skibe og lande ofte) she,

( henvisende til tidligere nævnte personer) he, she, they,

(se ndf),

( henvisende til en hel sætning) so ( fx Will he come? I hope so);

( NB ofte uoversat, fx jeg ved det I know; hvorfor det? why?);

b) (demonstrativt pron) that ( fx that house over there),

( foran henførende bisætning oftest) the ( fx the house which you see over there);

c) ( adj's bestemte artikel) the ( fx the big house);

[ det at rejse] travelling;

[ det at du vandt] your winning, the fact that you won;

[ ikke det?] se ikke;

[ og hvem har ikke det?] and who has not?

[ ikke det jeg kan huske] not that I remember;

[ det regner] it is raining;

[ det som vi så] what we saw;

(se også dets);

[ i forbindelse med verbet være:]

[ hvem er den dame? det er min søster] who is that lady? she is my sister;

[ hvem er de herrer? det er mine brødre] who are those gentlemen? they are my brothers;

[det er hr. C.]

( ved præsentation) this is Mr C.;

[ er det dig?] is that you?

[ er det din moder?] is that your mother?

[ er det dine brødre?] are those your brothers?

[ det var hans ord] those were his words;

[ det er det også] so it is;

[ hun er rig og det er han også] she is rich and so is he.
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det

pron

a) (personligt pron) it,

( om dyr ofte) he, she;

b) (demonstrativt pron) that ( fx look at that man),

( foran henførende bisætning oftest) the ( fx the book which is on the table);

c) ( adj's bestemte artikel) the ( fx the poor fellow);

(se også det, de, dem);

[ den og den] so and so, such and such a person;

[ til den og den pris] at such and such a price;

[ giv mig den dér] give me that one;

[ den idiot!] the fool!

[ den som (el. der)]

( om person) the man (, woman) who, anybody who,

T the one who,

(F og i ordsprog) he (, she) who;

[ den der slog den rude ud må betale den] whoever smashed that windowpane must pay for it;

[ den bog du viste mig er ikke den jeg så i går] the book you showed me is not the one I saw yesterday;

[ du er den]

( i leg) you are it;

[ fordi han var dén han var] because he was what (el. the man) he was;

(se også dens).

Danish-English dictionary > det
62 dårlig

1) плохо́й, скве́рный; испо́рченный

2) больно́й

blíve dǻrlig — заболе́ть

jeg har det dǻrligt — я чу́вствую себя́ пло́хо

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bad, baleful, ill, off, poor, shoddy, sick, sickly, weak

* * *

adj bad ( fx news, food, novel),

( ringe) poor ( fx food, novel, reward);

( syg, kun efter vb) ill,

( utilpas) unwell;

( om legemsdel) bad ( fx have a bad eye (, finger));

( uheldig) bad ( fx habit);

adv ( dårligt) badly, poorly,

( næsten ikke), se ndf: dårligt nok;

[ dårlig betalt] badly paid, ill-paid;

[ blive dårlig] get (el. go) bad,

( syg) be taken ill,

( få kvalme) feel sick, get sick;

[ dårligt helbred] poor health;

[ dårligt lys] bad light;

[ dårlig mave], se mave;

[ dårligt nok]

(dvs næsten ikke) hardly ( fx I hardly know him);

[ dårlig smag] bad taste;

( smagløshed også) poor taste;

[ få den dårlige smag ud af munden] get the bad taste out of one's mouth;

[ det giver en dårlig smag i munden] it leaves a bad (, stærkere: nasty) taste in one's (el. the) mouth;

[ jeg har dårlig tid] I am in a hurry; I am busy; I am pushed (el. pressed) for time;

[ dårligt vejr] bad weather;

[ være dårlig til at gøre noget] be bad (el. poor) at doing something;

(se også dårligere, dårligst; samvittighed, I. ånde).

Danish-English dictionary > dårlig
63 egentlig

1. a
со́бственный
2. adv
со́бственно

égentlig talt — со́бственно говоря́

* * *

real

* * *

I. adj proper ( fx det egentlige Danmark Denmark proper);

( virkelig) real ( fx the real reason),

(F: sikker) positive ( fx we did not find a positive answer to the problem (, positive proof of his guilt); were you given positive promises?);

[ i ordets egentlige betydning, i egentlig forstand] in the proper (el.

true) sense of the word, literally.

II. adv really ( fx he is quite nice, really), actually; after all

( fx after all, what does it matter?);

( præcis) exactly ( fx I don't know exactly what happened), precisely (

fx what precisely does it mean?);

( hvis det gik rigtigt til) by rights ( fx he ought to go to prison by rights);

( oprindelig) originally ( fx originally he came from Georgia);

[ egentlig talt] properly (el. strictly) speaking;

[ ikke egentlig] not exactly ( fx he is not exactly stupid);

[ egentlig ikke!] not really!

Danish-English dictionary > egentlig
64 emne

sg - émnet, pl - émner

те́ма ж, предме́т м

* * *

issue, subject, subject matter, theme, topic

* * *

(et -r)

( generelt) subject ( fx that is a subject I know nothing about; an interesting subject; let's change (, leave, drop) the subject);

( som er under behandling også, F) topic ( fx the topic (el. subject) of his speech (, of the conversation); the topic of the day);

( især kunstnerisk også) theme;

(tekn: materiale) material;

( foreløbig behandlet materiale) blank ( fx blanks for keys);

(fig om person) (likely) candidate; prospect.

Danish-English dictionary > emne
65 endelig

1. a
коне́чный, оконча́тельный
2. adv
1) наконе́ц

2) обяза́тельно

du må éndelig gǿre det — ты до́лжен обяза́тельно сде́лать э́то

* * *

eventual, final, at (long) last, ultimate

* * *

adj

( afsluttende, afgørende) final ( fx decision, result),

F definitive ( fx answer), ultimate;

( begrænset) finite ( fx the universe is finite);

adv ( til slut) finally,

( langt om længe) at (long) last, at length;

( gengives ofte ved) do ( fx when he did come, it was too late; when he does speak, he speaks well);

( afgørende) finally ( fx settle the matter finally),

F definitively;

( absolut, gengives ofte ved) do ( fx køb det endelig do buy it), be sure to ( fx be sure to buy it; be sure to come);

[ hvis jeg endelig skal] if I must;

[ hvis du endelig vil vide det] if you must know;

[ endelig ikke] on no account, not on any account ( fx don't buy it on any account);

[ gør det endelig ikke]

( også) don't do that whatever you do;

[ det må du endelig ikke glemme] be sure not to forget.

Danish-English dictionary > endelig
66 enhvert

pron every;

( hvilken som helst) any ( fx any child would know that);

( enhver især) each;

( substantivisk) everyone, everybody;

( hvem som helst) anyone, anybody;

[ alle og enhver] anybody (and everybody),

T every Tom, Dick and Harry.

Danish-English dictionary > enhvert
67 erfaring

sg - erfáringen, pl - erfáringer

о́пыт м, пра́ктика ж

* * *

experience

* * *

(en -er) experience;

(NB bruges ikke i pl i denne tyd);

[ tale (, vide) af erfaring] speak (, know) from experience;

[ gøre den erfaring at] find that;

[ gøre sine erfaringer] learn by experience;

[ bringe i erfaring] learn, be informed;

[ jeg har gode erfaringer med den] in my experience it has been very good; I have found it very satisfactory.

Danish-English dictionary > erfaring
68 erkende

2

признава́ть, сознава́ть

* * *

acknowledge, discern, face up to, recognize

* * *

*

( indrømme) acknowledge ( fx that one is beaten; having been beaten; the justice of the complaint);

( tilstå) admit ( fx I must admit that I don't know; admit one's mistake

(, one's guilt)),

F own ( fx one's faults),

( modstræbende, F) concede;

( indse) recognize ( fx that one is in the wrong),

F own ( fx I owned myself at a loss, but would not admit it);

( blive klar over) realize,

F perceive;

[ erkende sig skyldig] admit one's guilt,

( i retten) plead guilty.

Danish-English dictionary > erkende
69 fandeme

( kan kun oversættes tilnærmelsesvis):

[ jeg ved fandeme ikke] I am damned (el. I'll be damned) if I know;

(se også sgu).

Danish-English dictionary > fandeme
70 fejl

1. sg - fejlen, pl - fejl
1) оши́бка ж, опло́шность ж

begǻ en fejl — допусти́ть опло́шность

2) недоста́ток м
2. a
неве́рный, оши́бочный

gå fejl — заблужда́ться

hǿre fejl — ослы́шаться

táge fejl — ошиба́ться

* * *

error, failing, fault, flaw, impediment, mistake

* * *

I. (en -)

( i stil, oversættelse etc: noget man har gjort forkert) mistake,

(mere F, fagligt: noget der er forkert) error ( fx your English translation is full of mistakes (el. errors); the classification of learners' errors; printer's errors);

(ved ting etc, generelt) imperfection ( fx these goods have been reduced because of imperfections),

( især funktionsfejl) fault ( fx in the electrical system),

( mangel, F) defect ( fx hidden defects, a defect in his character, in the system, in the mechanism),

( mindre fejl, brist, støbefejl) flaw ( fx in the glass, in a

contract, in his character);

( hos person) fault ( fx he has many faults; that is his only fault),

(F: ufuldkommenhed, især pl) shortcoming ( fx I know my own

shortcomings; we all have our little shortcomings; try to correct one's shortcomings);

( fejl man begår) mistake ( fx you have made a (serious) mistake), fault

( fx that is his own fault; it is my fault that we are late; he

admitted his fault (el. mistake)),

(mere F) error ( fx there are errors (el. faults) on both sides),

( mindre) slip,

( brøler) blunder;

( i tennis) fault;

[ det er fejlen] that is what is wrong.

II. adj wrong.

III. adv wrongly,

(især T) wrong,

F erroneously;

(ved vb kan fejl ofte udtrykkes ved:) mis- ( fx mishear, miscalculate);

[ gribe fejl] miss,

(fig) make a mistake;

[ gå fejl] go the wrong way;

[ gå fejl af ham] miss him;

[ huske fejl], se huske;

[ læse fejl] make a mistake in reading;

[ se fejl] be mistaken;

[ skrive fejl] make a mistake (in writing);

[ skyde fejl] miss (the mark);

[ slå fejl] go wrong, fail;

[ tage fejl] make a mistake, be mistaken, be wrong;

[ tage fejl af tiden (, vejen)] mistake the time (, the way);

[ jeg tog fejl af ham] I was mistaken in him;

[ hvis jeg ikke tager meget fejl] if I am not greatly mistaken;

[ jeg tog fejl af ham og hans broder] I mistook him for his brother;

[ ikke til at tage fejl af] unmistakable;

[ tag ikke fejl af det!] make no mistake (about that)! ( fx it is a very difficult job, make no mistake);

[ så tror du fejl] then you are greatly mistaken;

T then you think wrong;

[ træde fejl] stumble, miss one's footing.

Danish-English dictionary > fejl
71 finde

4

1) находи́ть

fínde sted — происходи́ть, име́ть ме́сто;

2) счита́ть, признава́ть

fínde på nóget — вы́думать [приду́мать] что-л.

fínde ud af nóget — разобра́ться в чём-л.

* * *

discovery, find, hit on, lay (one's) hands on, locate, look out, pick up, recover, strike

* * *

vb (fandt, fundet) find;

( synes) think ( fx I think he is stupid),

F consider;

( erkende) find ( fx I find it impossible);

[ med sb:]

[ finde døden] meet one's death;

[ finde hvile] find rest;

[ finde købere] find buyers;

[ finde sted] take place,

(se også sted);

[ finde vej] find one's way;

[ med præp, adv:]

[ finde for godt] think fit, choose;

[ finde noget frem] find (el. produce) something, bring something to light;

[ finde hjem] find one's way home;

[ finde igen] find again, recover;

[ finde på] think of, invent;

(se også I. råd);

[ kunne finde rundt] know one's way around (i in);

[ finde sig i] put up with,

F submit to;

[ finde sig i sin skæbne] resign oneself to one's fate;

[ jeg vil ikke finde mig i det]

T I won't stand for it;

[ finde sig til rette], se II. ret;

[ finde tilbage (, ud)] find one's way back (, out);

[ finde ud af] find out ( fx the answer; what has happened),

( opdage) discover;

( forstå) make out ( fx the meaning of something; I cannot make him out);

(løse etc) work out ( fx a code, a problem, a riddle, the system),

( med besvær) puzzle out ( fx how it works, what he meant; the

solution, the system; I can't puzzle him out),

(især am, T) figure out;

[ det ( problem) må de finde ud af indbyrdes]

T they must fight (, talk, work) it out for themselves;

[ de kan ikke finde ud af det sammen]

(dvs enes) T they don't hit it off;

[ finde ud af at] find out that,

( opdage) discover that;

(se også findes).

Danish-English dictionary > finde
72 forgå

vb

( gå til grunde) perish;

( om verden) come to an end;

[ være ved at forgå af kedsomhed] be bored stiff; be bored to death (el. to tears);

[ ved at forgå af kulde] perishing with cold;

[ være ved at forgå af længsel efter hende] be dying to see her again;

[ ved at forgå af nysgerrighed] bursting with curiosity;

[ være ved at forgå af nysgerrighed efter at få det at vide] be dying to know it;

[ ved at forgå af skam] dying with shame;

[ jeg er ved at forgå af varme] the heat is too much for me (el. is killing me).

Danish-English dictionary > forgå
73 forhold

sg - fórholdet, pl - fórhold

1) соотноше́ние с, пропо́рция ж

i fórhold til... — по сравне́нию с...

2) ( взаимо)отноше́ния мн; связь ж

3) обстоя́тельства мн

de nǽrmere fórhold — подро́бности мн

únder sǻdanne fórhold — при да́нных обстоя́тельствах

* * *

circumstance, condition, factor, proportion, ratio, relationship

* * *

(et -)

(især pl: tilstand, vilkår) conditions ( fx conditions in Denmark, social conditions), circumstances ( fx under the present

circumstances); state of things ( fx the present state of things makes it impossible); situation ( fx the situation has changed);

( målestoksforhold) scale;

( proportion) proportion ( fx the proportion between Blacks and Whites in the population);

( fordelingsforhold) ratio ( fx in the ratio of 2 to 3; share the profits in an agreed ratio);

( forbindelse) relations ( fx between two countries, between parents and children, between Blacks and Whites); relationship ( fx between mother and child; it developed into a lasting relationship);

( foreteelse, fænomen) phenomenon (pl phenomena), matter;

( omstændighed) fact, circumstance ( fx I did not know of this fact (el.

circumstance));

[ forholdet er det at] the fact is that;

( anklagepunkt) count ( fx he was found guilty on all counts);

[ forholdene] matters, things, conditions, (the state of) affairs;

[ de faktiske forhold] the facts;

[ forb med (vb +) præp:]

[ efter den tids forhold] by the standards of that time;

[ forholdet mellem årsag og virkning] the relation between cause and effect;

[ hans forhold til sine overordnede (, sin familie)] his relations (el.

relationship) with his superiors (, his family);

[ få et naturligt forhold til] form a natural relationship with ( fx the opposite sex);

[ have et forhold til]

( erotisk) have an affair with,

(se også ndf: stå i forhold til);

[få (, have) et afslappet forhold til]

(fx spiritus) develop (, have) a relaxed attitude to ( fx alcohol);

[ have et godt forhold til] be on good (el. friendly) terms with;

[ i forhold til] in proportion to, proportional to;

( sammenlignet med) (as) compared with, on ( fx prices are now up 10% on last year); to ( fx it is nothing to what I have seen);

[ stå i ( passende) forhold til] be proportional to;

[ stå i forhold til en kvinde] have sexual relations with a woman;

[ hans held stod ikke i forhold til hans evner] his success was out of all proportion to his abilities;

(se også ligefrem, omvendt);

[ sætte i forhold til]

( i passende forhold til) proportion to ( fx proportion the reward to the work done);

[ under de forhold] under those circumstances.

Danish-English dictionary > forhold
74 forlange

2

тре́бовать

* * *

charge, claim, demand, exact

* * *

*

( bede om) ask for ( fx money; more), ask ( fx he asked a lot of money for that car);

( bestille) order ( fx a bottle of wine);

( kræve) demand ( fx an apology, an explanation, one's money; that they

(should) leave at once),

(F og svagere) require ( fx all that is required of me);

( som sin ret) claim ( fx compensation);

( som betaling) charge ( fx how much do they charge for board and lodging?);

( forvente) expect ( fx you can't expect me to know everything; do you really expect me to believe that?);

[ bestemt forlange] insist on;

[ forlange noget af en] demand something from somebody ( fx I demanded compensation from him);

[ jeg forlanger ( af dig) at du skal] I demand (, require) you to;

[ du kan ikke forlange at han skal gøre det] you cannot expect him to do it;

[ det er for meget forlangt] that is asking too much.

Danish-English dictionary > forlange
75 forstand

sg - forstánden

1) ум м, ра́зум м

det går óver hans forstánd — э́то вы́ше его́ понима́ния

2) смысл м, понима́ние с

i égentlig forstánd — в со́бственном смы́сле сло́ва

* * *

brain, mind, understanding

* * *

(en)

( tænke- og fatteevne) intellect; mind ( fx go out of one's mind; have a good mind);

( klogskab) intelligence;

T brains ( fx use your intelligence (el. brains); have the brains to do something);

( fornuft) reason ( fx lose one's reason);

( betydning) meaning, sense;

[ god at få forstand af] instructive;

[ gå fra forstanden]

( også) go mad;

[ være fra forstanden] be mad, be out of one's mind,

T be nuts;

[ i egentlig forstand] in the proper (el. true) sense of the word, literally;

[ i god forstand] in a good sense;

[ i en vis forstand] in a sense;

[ det går over min forstand] it is beyond me;

T it beats me;

F it passes my comprehension;

[ have forstand på] be a judge of;

[ det har du ikke forstand på] you do not know anything about it;

[ min forstand står stille] I am at my wit's end;

[ du taler som du har forstand til] you speak according to your lights.

Danish-English dictionary > forstand
76 genkende

2

узнава́ть, опознава́ть

* * *

identify, know, pick out, recognize

* * *

* recognize.

Danish-English dictionary > genkende
77 genkendende

adj:

[ han nikkede genkendende] he nodded in recognition (el. as a sign of recognition);

[ nikke genkendende til noget] know something all too well.

Danish-English dictionary > genkendende
78 gerne

adv

( med glæde) willingly, readily;

( som oftest) generally, usually, as a rule;

[ for mig gerne] I've no objection,

( jeg er ligeglad) I don't care (el. mind);

[ hellere end gerne], se hellere;

[ det kan gerne være] that may be so; that (, it) is quite possible;

[ du kunne gerne have sagt] you might at least have said;

[ han kom gerne, han plejede gerne at komme] he would come;

[ du må gerne gå] you may go;

(se også II. måtte a);

[ han rider ( meget) gerne] he is (very) fond of riding;

[ man ser gerne (dvs helst) at] it would be appreciated if;

[ så gerne!] certainly! with pleasure!

[ jeg vil så gerne hjælpe] I do (el. I so much) want to help;

[ lige så gerne nu] just as well now;

[ jeg tror gerne at] I am fully prepared to believe that;

[ jeg vil(le) gerne] I should like to, I want to;

[ hvor gerne jeg end ville] however much I should like to;

[ jeg vil gerne have en blyant] a pencil please; may I please have a pencil?

[ han vil meget gerne have den] he wants it very much;

[ jeg vil gerne komme] I shall be glad to come;

[ jeg vil meget gerne komme] I shall be delighted to come;

[ jeg ville gerne vide] I should like to know;

[ det ville jeg forfærdelig gerne] I'd love to.

Danish-English dictionary > gerne
79 gide

4

жела́ть, хоте́ть

jeg gíder íkke — мне лень

jeg gad nok víde... — хоте́л бы я знать...

* * *

vb (gad, gidet) take the trouble (to), choose (to);

( have lyst til) like to, care to, feel like, feel inclined to;

[ at du gider!] how can you be bothered!

[ han gad ikke] he couldn't be bothered (to do it);

[ jeg gad nok se] I should like to see;

[ jeg gad ( nok) vide] I wonder, I should like to know.

Danish-English dictionary > gide
80 grænse

sg - grǽnsen, pl - grǽnser

грани́ца ж, рубе́ж м

ved grǽnsen — на грани́це

* * *

border, borderline, bound, boundary, confines, frontier, limit

* * *

I. (en -r)

( naturlig geografisk grænse; grænselinje) boundary ( fx the Pyrenees form the boundary between France and Spain; natural boundaries; draw a boundary);

( statsgrænse) frontier ( fx the frontier between Denmark and Germany; along the frontier with Germany), border ( fx smuggle people across the border),

(i Engl, Irland og USA) border ( fx the Scottish border, the Mexican border);

( mellem områder i et land) boundary ( fx between two counties (, estates));

( grænseområde) border;

( afslutning, ydergrænse) limit ( fx within the limits of the city);

( for skoles område) bounds pl;

(fig) ( afgrænsning) boundary ( fx the boundaries of human knowledge; children have a need to know where the permitted boundaries are);

( yderste grænse) limit ( fx there is a limit to my patience; reach the limit(s) of one's patience; the limits of his power),

(F: begrænsning) bounds ( fx it passes all reasonable bounds; his gratitude (, greed) knew no bounds (el. limits));

( skillelinje) borderline ( fx she was on the borderline between failing and passing);

[ sætte en grænse for] set a limit to; set bounds to;

[ et sted må man sætte en grænse (el. trække grænsen)]

(fig) one has to draw the line somewhere;

[ med præp:]

[ inden for landets grænser] within the frontiers (el. borders) of the country;

[ inden for visse grænser] within (certain) limits;

[ gå over grænsen] cross the frontier,

(fig) go too far;

[ være lige på grænsen af] border on ( fx it borders on insolence);

[ det var lige på grænsen]

(dvs til det uanstændige) T it was near the knuckle (el. bone);

[ ved grænsen] at the frontier (el. border) ( fx we stopped at the frontier);

(dvs langs) on the frontier (el. border) ( fx there are many guards on the frontier; fighting on the border);

II. vb:

[ grænse (op) til] border on;

[ det grænser til det utrolige] it is hardly to be believed, it is almost incredible;

[ mistanke der grænser til vished] suspicion amounting almost to certainty;

[ England grænser mod nord til Skotland] England borders in the north on Scotland;

[ dette grænser til vanvid] this borders (el. verges) on insanity.

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know — know; fore·know; fore·know·able; fore·know·er; fore·know·ing·ly; know·abil·i·ty; know·able; know·er; know·ing·ly; know·ing·ness; mis·know; pre·know; un·know·en; know·ing; un·know; know·able·ness; un·know·ably; un·know·ing·ness; … English syllables
Know — (n[=o]), v. t. [imp. {Knew} (n[=u]); p. p. {Known} (n[=o]n); p. pr. & vb. n. {Knowing}.] [OE. knowen, knawen, AS. cn[ a]wan; akin to OHG. chn[ a]an (in comp.), Icel. kn[ a] to be able, Russ. znate to know, L. gnoscere, noscere, Gr. gighw skein,… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
know — ► VERB (past knew; past part. known) 1) have knowledge of through observation, inquiry, or information. 2) be absolutely sure of something. 3) be familiar or friendly with. 4) have a good command of (a subject or language). 5) have personal… … English terms dictionary
know — [nō] vt. knew, known, knowing [ME knowen < OE cnawan, akin to OHG cnāhan < IE base * ĝen , *ĝnō , to know, apprehend > CAN1, KEN, L gnoscere, to know, Gr gignōskein] 1. to have a clear perception or understanding of; be sure of or well… … English World dictionary
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know of — (someone/something) to have information about someone or something. Do you know of a way to remove this stain? We ve never met, but I certainly know of him. Usage notes: also used in the spoken phrase not that I know of I do not know: “Is he home … New idioms dictionary
know — The expression you know, inserted parenthetically in a sentence in speech, sometimes has real meaning, e.g. in introducing extra information that the hearer is likely to know already, but generally it is a meaningless sentence filler like I mean … Modern English usage
Know — (n[=o]), n. Knee. [Obs.] Chaucer. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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