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1 i stor udstrækning
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2 del
sg - delen, pl - deleчасть ж, до́ля жbégge dele — и то и друго́е
táge del (i ngt) — уча́ствовать (в чём-л.)
* * *component, element, instalment, lot, part, piece, portion, proportion, section, segment, share, slice* * *(en -e) part ( fx he spent (a) part of the summer in England),F portion;( i forhold til helheden) proportion ( fx only a small proportion of the pupils failed);( af bog) part;( andel) share ( fx they each had a share of the cake),F portion;(i blanding etc) part ( fx equal parts of milk and sugar);[ begge dele] both;[ jeg forstår mig ikke på de dele] I don't know much about these things;[ en del bøger] a number of books;[ en del beskadiget] somewhat damaged;[ en del deraf] part of it;[ en af delene] one or the other;[ en hel del]( foran entalsord) a great deal of, a lot of,( foran flertalsord) quite a few, a great (el. good) many,T lots of;(uden sb) a good deal ( fx he reads a good deal; a good deal better);[ for en del] in part, partly, to some extent;[ for en stor del] to a great extent, largely;[ for største delen], se ndf;[ jeg for min del] I for one, personally,F for my part;[ gøre sin del] do one's share ( fx of the work);[ have del i] have a share in;[ tage del i] take part in ( fx the fighting), (take a) share in ( fxthe expenses),( vise deltagelse i) share in ( fx we all share in your sorrow), sympathize with somebody in;[ ingen af delene] neither;[ en meget lille del af befolkningen] a very small proportion of the population;[ største delen] the greater part,( flertallet også) the majority;[ den største del af] most of, the greater part of;( flertallet) the majority of;[ for største delen] for the most part, chiefly, mostly;[ til dels] partly, in part;[ blive en til del] fall to somebody's share (el. lot). -
3 hovedsageligt
chiefly, largely
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largely — largely, greatly, mostly, chiefly, mainly, principally, generally are often interchanged, but they are capable of being used with explicitness even though they basically agree in meaning. Largely stresses quantity or extent; it usually connotes… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
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