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1 likvidere
1ликвиди́ровать, уничтожа́ть* * ** * *vb liquidate, wind up; -
2 afvikle
* * *vb( fx an organization);(merk: et firma) wind up, liquidate,( gæld) settle;( gennemføre) get through ( fx the programme);( om sportskampe) be played. -
3 frigøre
3(fra, for ngt) освобожда́ть (от чего-л.)* * *detach, disengage, emancipate, release, relieve* * *vb disengage;(kem) liberate;(se også frigive);[ frigøre et beløb] make an amount available;[ frigøre sig for] free oneself from;[ frigøre sin kapital] liquidate one's capital. -
4 lukke
1. 1, vtзакрыва́ть, запира́тьfor rádioen [gássen] — вы́ключить ра́дио [газ]
lúkke i, lúkke til — закры́ть
lúkke op — открыва́ть
2. 1, vilúkke op for rádioen — включи́ть ра́дио
закрыва́тьсяforrétningen lúkker kl. 7 — магази́н закрыва́ется в 7 часо́в
* * *close, close down, liquidate, shut, shut down, shut up, stop* * *I. (et -r) closure, fastening,( lås) lock;( dække) cover;(se også lås).II. vb shut,(langsomt el. F) close;( spærre) close ( fx a road);( standse virksomheden) close (el. shut) down;( ved lukketid) close;( hane) turn off;( klistre til) seal ( fx an envelope, a letter, a parcel with tape);(se også lukket);[ med sb:][ lukke en dør] shut (el. close) a door;( tekst på skilt) self-closing door;(fig) close the door to ( fx further negotiations);[ lukke døren for næsen af én] shut the door in somebody's face;[ lukke en fabrik] close (el. shut) down a factory;[ lukke et låg] shut (el. close) a lid;[ med sig:][ lukke sig] shut, close (up);[ lukke sig ind] let oneself in;[ lukke sig inde] lock oneself in;[ lukke sig op] open,(fig om person) open up;[ lukke sig ud] let oneself out;[ lukke sig ude] lock oneself out;[ lukke sig ude fra verden] shut oneself away;[ med præp & adv:][ lukke `af] lock (up),(fig) switch off ( fx he just switches off when you try to reason with him);[ lukke af for vandet] shut off the water;[ lukke efter en] close the door behind somebody;[ luk døren efter dig!] shut the door after you![ lukke for] turn off ( fx the gas, the water, the radio, thetelevision);( elektrisk apparat også) put off, switch off ( fx the radio, a television programme);[ lukke `i] shut (up), close;[ lukke i lås] lock;[ lukke ind] let in;[ lukke inde] lock in,( indkapsle) enclose;[ lukket inde](( som) i fængsel også, T) cooped up;[ lukke op] open ( fx the door, the box, one's mouth);( når det ringer) answer the door (el. the bell);( om flaske med kapsel) uncap;[ luk op!] open up![ lukke op for] turn on ( fx the gas, the water, the radio, thetelevision),( elektriske apparater også) put on, switch on ( fx the radio);( lade slippe ind) open the door to;[ lukke til] shut;[ luk døren til efter dig!] pull the door to after you![ lukke én ud] let somebody out;[ lukke varmen ud] let in the cold;[ lukke én ude] shut somebody out;[ lukke sig ude fra verden] shut oneself away.
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