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1 retsmaskineri
machinery of justice. -
2 maskineri
sg - maskineríet, pl - maskineríer1) механи́зм м2) маши́ны мн, маши́нное обору́дование* * *machinery, plant* * *(et -er) machinery;(fig) machinery ( fx the machinery of law (, of government)), apparatus; -
3 driftsmidler
pl plant and machinery. -
4 grus
sg - grusetгра́вий м; га́лька* * *gravel, grit* * *(et) gravel;(til islagt vej etc) grit;(fig) throw grit into the machinery, throw a spanner into the works;[ styrte det i grus] lay it in ruins. -
5 magtapparat
power apparatus ( fx the Soviet power apparatus); machinery of power. -
6 maskinel
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7 maskinkraft
engine power;[ ved maskinkraft] by machinery. -
8 montere
1монти́ровать, собира́ть, устана́вливать* * *assemble, fit, fix, install, mount* * *vb mount ( fx a machine, a gun; a photograph on cardboard; butterflies in a showcase; a cushion),( opstille også) erect ( fx a machine),( installere) install ( fx machinery);( samle) assemble;( udstyre) fit (up) ( fx a room);[ montere et broderi] mount a piece of needlework. -
9 produktionsapparat
production machinery. -
10 system
gear, machinery, method, system, tract* * *(et -er) system;( lærebogssystem) course ( fx an English course);[" systemet"] the system;[ sætte noget i system] reduce something to a system, systematize something;(se også nodesystem). -
11 udrangere
vb scrap ( fx machinery),F discard ( fx old clothes). -
12 vaskerimaskiner
pl laundry machinery. -
13 anlæg n
plant [e.g. machinery]
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