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1 fliret
adj. always ready to laugh, easily provoked to laughter adj. easily provoked to laughter adj. given to laughter, risible -
2 flirete
adj. always ready to laugh, easily provoked to laughter adj. easily provoked to laughter adj. given to laughter, risible -
3 latter
смех* * ** * *subst. laughter (f.eks.we heard loud laughter from the next room
) subst. [enkelt utbrudd, måte å le på] laugh (f.eks.'No,' he said with a laugh
) subst. [ fnising] giggle (briste i latter) burst out laughing (få en god latter) have a good laugh -
4 lattermild
adj. given to laughter, risible adj. easily provoked to laughter adj. always ready to laugh, easily provoked to laughter -
5 lattersalve
subst. burst of laughter, gales of laughter -
6 briste i latter
verb. break out laughing, burst out laughing, burst into laughter -
7 dempet latter
subst. quiet (el. soft el. subdued) laughter -
8 dø av latter
verb. die with laughter -
9 gang
коридор-en, -er, -ene* * *corridor, gangway, passage, time, time* * *subst. [ entré] hall, hallway subst. [ korridor] passage, corridor subst. [ passasje mellom stolrekker] aisle (f.eks.he had them rolling in the aisles with laughter
) subst. [havegang etc.] walk, path subst. [ det å gå] walk, walking, going subst. [ måte å gå på] walk (f.eks.a dignified walk, a graceful walk
), gait (f.eks. ) subst. [livløse ting, f.eks. maskiners gang] working, running, action, movement, motion, operation subst. [ om tiden] course (f.eks. ), passage (f.eks.a sundial marked the passage of time
) subst. [forløp, utvikling] course (f.eks.the course of history, of the war
), march (f.eks.the march of events, of the revolution
) subst. [om handlings hyppighet, gjentagelse, tid] time (f.eks.five times, we lost every time we played
) subst. [ om gangen i en historie] plot, action subst. (gruvedrift) dike, lode subst. [ om malm] vein (of ore) subst. (anatomi) duct subst. (geologi) UK: dyke (det var en gang) once upon a time (én gang) once, on one occasion (en annen gang) another time, (senere) some other time (én eneste gang) only once, once only, on one single occasion (for annen gang) a second time, for the second time (hver gang) each time, every time, (når som helst) whenever (hver eneste gang) every single time (i gang) going, working, in action, in activity, in motion, in operation, (i cirkulation) in circulation (komme på én gang) (dvs. samtidig) arrive together (el. simultaneously), (om begivenheder) coincide (maskinen er i gang) the engine is running (el. working) (naturens gang) the course of nature (neste gang) next time (på én gang) (samtidig) at a time, at the same time, (all) at once (sakens gang) the progress of the matter (siste gang) the last time (f.eks. ) (som er i gang) ongoing (f.eks. ) -
10 gapskratte
verb. laugh uproariously, roar with laughter -
11 gråt og latter
tears and laughter -
12 hånlatter
subst. scornful laughter, scornful laugh, mocking laugh subst. (høytidelig) derisive laugh -
13 krampelatter
subst. hysterical laughter -
14 latteranfall
subst. fit of laughter -
15 latterbrøl
subst. roar of laughter -
16 latterkrampe
subst. convulsive laughter -
17 le seg i hjel
die with laughter -
18 satirisk
adj. satiric (fxpoem, style
) adj. satirical (fxcomment, laughter, person
) -
19 skoggerlatter
subst. roar of laughter, guffaw, horselaugh -
20 skoggerle
subst. roar with laughter, guffaw
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