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1 oppløftet
lofty -
2 høy
lofty, hay, tall, loud, high -
3 høy
высокий, -ая-t, -e* * *hay, high, tall* * *adj. loud adj. high, lofty (nyslått høy) new-mown hay (slå høy) mow grass, make hay -
4 høye idealer
high ideals, high standards, lofty ideals -
5 høye mål
subst. [dvs. formål] noble (el. high el. lofty) aims -
6 høyest
* * *adj. most lofty, most elevated adj. tallest adj. topmost (f.eks. ) adj. highest, tallest, loudest -
7 høyloftet
adj. lofty, high-ceilinged -
8 opphøyet
adj. [ høytliggende] high, elevated (f.eks. ) adj. [ fremstående] raised (f.eks. ), (sårlig i lær, metall) embossed (f.eks. ) adj. [om følelser, sublim] lofty (f.eks.ideals, minds
), grand, noble (f.eks. ) adj. [om følelser, fornem] exalted (f.eks. )
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