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1 abonnine
(en -r) lady (el. woman) subscriber. -
2 kvindelig
же́нскийkvíndelig forfátter [patiént, pílot, etc] — писа́тельница [пацие́нтка, лётчица и т. п.]
* * *effeminate, female, feminine, lady, woman, womanly* * *adj( af hunkøn) female ( fx heir, pupil),( især om erhverv) woman ( fx doctor, patient, novelist, pilot, student),F lady ( fx doctor; companion ( ledsager));( typisk for kvinder) feminine ( fx curiosity, pursuits),( rosende) womanly ( fx virtues, tact, compassion);(se også evig). -
3 frøken
sg - frǿkenen, pl - frǿkenerфрёкен ж ( вежливое обращение к незамужней женщине); ба́рышня ж, де́вушка ж ( тж в обращении)* * *Miss, Ms* * *(en -er) unmarried woman (el. lady), young lady,( foran navn) Miss ( fx Miss Brown, Miss Mabel; efternavn for ældstedatters vedkommende, fornavn for de yngres);( i tiltale medtages på engelsk helst navnet:) Miss Brown (, Miss Mabel, etc.);( uden navn anvendes) madam;( serveringsdame) waitress;( lærerinde) teacher,T Miss;[ frøkenerne Johnson] the Miss Johnsons. -
4 amerikanerinde
American (woman, lady). -
5 det
1. см. den 2. prondet régner — идёт дождь
det er koldt i dag — сего́дня хо́лодно
3.det er sundt at dríve sport — поле́зно занима́ться спо́ртом
определённый артикль среднего рода; не переводитсяdet 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* * *prona) (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;[ 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.{}prona) (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);[ 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).
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