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1 gøre sig noget til vane
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2 skik
* * *(en -ke) custom ( fx ancient (, religious) customs; it is a Danish custom),(ofte neds, F) practice,( tradition også, F) usage ( fx an ancient usage);( vane) custom,F practice;[ skik og brug] custom, common practice;[ det er skik og brug] it is customary;[ have for skik at] be in the habit of -ing,F make a practice of -ing;( også) it is his custom to;[( man skal) skik følge eller land fly] when in Rome do as the Romans do;[ det er skik hos araberne] it is a custom among the Arabs; -
3 regel
canon, provision, regulation, rule* * *(en, regler) rule;( officiel forskrift) regulation ( fx safety (, traffic) regulations);( regel for handlemåde) precept;( princip) principle;[ efter reglerne] according to the rules;(se også kunst);[ spille efter andre regler] play by different rules;[ følge reglerne] follow the rules;(fig) play the game;[ gøre sig det til en regel at] make it a rule to, make a practice of -ing;[ imod reglerne] contrary to the rules;(fig) that is not playing the game;(se også undtagelse). -
4 vane
custom, habit, practice* * *(en -r)( især ubevidst) habit ( fx bad (, good) habits);( især bevidst, skik, F) practice ( fx he went to bed early, as was his usual practice); custom ( fx it was his custom to go to bed early);[ på grund af vanens magt] from force of habit;[ med præp & adv:][ af gammel vane] habitually, from habit;[ have for vane at] be in the habit of -ing;[ det er en vane hos ham] it is a habit with him;[ komme i vane med at ryge] get into the habit of smoking;[ blive til en vane] grow into a habit;[ gøre det til en vane] make a habit (, practice) of it;[ lægge sig en vane til, tillægge sig en vane] develop (el. acquire) a habit;[ komme ud af vanen] get out of the habit. -
5 pleje
attend, attention, care, care for, foster, nurse, used to* * *I. (en -r) care,[ rettens pleje] the administration of justice;[ røgt og pleje] care, tending, keeping;[ have et barn i pleje] foster a child;[ sætte et barn i pleje] place out a child,( om mindre barn) put a child (, baby) out to nurse;[ sætte en hund i pleje] board a dog ( fx in a kennel); leave a dog (fx with friends).II. vb( passe) nurse ( fx a patient, an influenza), take care of ( fxoneself);(interesser etc) cultivate;[ pleje sit helbred] take care of oneself; look after one's health;[ pleje sin magelighed] make oneself comfortable, study one's own comfort;[ pleje omgang med] associate with.III. vb:[ han plejer at gøre det] he usually does it;(dvs har for vane) he is in the habit of doing it,F he makes a practice of doing it;[ man plejer at gøre det] it is usually done,F it is customary to do it;[ vi plejer ikke at gøre det] we don't usually do it;F it is against our practice to do it;[ han plejede at gøre det] he usually did it,( om vane) he would do it,(dvs gjorde det engang) he used to do it;[ som han plejer] as usual, as he usually does;
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