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1 måle-
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2 målesystem
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3 afmåle
* measure;( i portioner) apportion. -
4 udmale
* * *vb( beskrive) paint a picture of, give a vivid description of,F depict;( korn) grind, mill;[ udmale sig] picture to oneself;(spøg., T) pile on the agony. -
5 udmåle
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6 veje
measure out, weigh* * *vb weigh ( fx how much do you weigh? the parcel weighs two pounds; he weighed the parcel);(fig) carry weight, weigh ( fx these interests don't weigh in the matter);[ veje sine ord] weigh one's words;[ vejet og fundet for let] weighed and found wanting;[ med præp & adv:][ veje af] weigh out ( fx rations);[ veje ind] weigh in;[ veje op imod] counterbalance; balance;[ veje de to ting op mod hinanden] weigh the two things against each other;[ det kan ikke vejes op med guld] it is worth its weight in gold;[ det vejer godt til] it is rather heavy;[ dette argument vejer tungt] this argument carries great weight. -
7 mål
I sg - målet, pl - målязы́к м, го́вор м, наре́чие сII sg - målet, pl - måltábe mål og mǽle — потеря́ть дар ре́чи
1) ме́ра ж, ме́рка ж; разме́р мmål og vægt — ме́ра и вес
2) цель ж, мише́нь жsǽtte sig et mål... — поста́вить себе́ це́лью...
3) спорт. гол мláve [scóre, skýde] mål — заби́ть гол
4) спорт. воро́та мн* * *aim, goal, measure, measurement, object, objective, target* * *I. (et -)( som man sigter på) mark ( fx the bullet found its mark);( skydeskive, mål for artilleriild, bombenedkastning etc) target;(mil.: angrebsmål) objective ( fx all our objectives were reached);( ved hestevæddeløb) winning post,( ved kapløb) finishing line;(fodboldmål etc) goal;( bestemmelsessted) destination;( som man stiler imod; konkret mål) target ( fx the Government has set itself the target of building 300,000 houses a year), objective ( fxwe hope to achieve our economic objectives);( formål) purpose ( fx the purpose of his visit),( mere veldefineret) aim ( fx the aim of our policy, his aim in life),( som man arbejder for nu) object ( fx the object of his visit (, of his desires), his object in life),( især fjernere, som kræver udholdenhed) goal ( fx the party seems to have no clear idea of its goal; his goal in life; the goal of his desires),(F: endemål) end ( fx with this end in view);( i undervisning) objective;( måleenhed, måleredskab) measure ( fx the metre is a measure of length; a litre measure);( størrelse) measurement ( fx her measurements round the chest, waist and hip; inside (, outside) measurement), dimensions ( fx the inside (, outside) dimensions of the box);[ mål og vægt] weights and measures;[ syet efter mål] made to measure;[ forfølge et mål] pursue an aim (el. object el. end);[ i fuldt mål] in full measure, to the full;(fig) that is the limit;(fig) to crown (el. cap) it all;(mat.) greatest common measure, G.C.M.;[ få mål] score (a goal);[ knapt mål] short measure;[ lave mål] score (a goal);[ med det mål at] with the object of -ing;[ militære mål] military objectives,( for luftangreb) military targets;[ nå sit mål, nå sine ønskers mål], se I. nå;[ i rigt mål] abundantly;[ et mål i sig selv] an end in itself;(også fig) overshoot the mark;( i fodbold) shoot too high;[ skyde på mål] shoot at goal;[ skyde til måls] shoot (, fire) at a target;[ skyde til måls efter] shoot (, fire) at;[ kunne stå mål med] come up to, bear comparison with, compare (favourably) with;[ tage mål af en] take somebody's measurements, measure somebody ( til for),(fig) size somebody up, measure somebody with one's eye, look somebody up and down;[ uden mål og med] aimlessly.II. (et -)( dialekt) dialect;( mæle) speech. -
8 målestok
sg - mǻlestokkenме́ра ж, масшта́б м* * *measure, standard* * *(meterstok etc) rule, measure;( målestoksforhold) scale;(fig: sammenligningsgrundlag) yardstick ( fx he used conditions in the USA as his yardstick; apply the same yardstick to all the cases); standard; benchmark ( fx the Tay is used as a benchmark for river cleanliness);( udstrækning) extent;[ anlægge en anden målestok] measure by another standard;[ efter dansk målestok var han rig] by Danish standards he was rich;[ efter en større målestok] on a large scale;T in a big way;(dvs i store mængder) in enormous quantities;[ kort i stor målestok] large-scale map. -
9 forholdsregel
sg - fórholdsreglen, fórholdsregelen, pl - fórholdsreglerме́ра жtáge fórholdsregler — приня́ть ме́ры
* * *measure, precaution, provision* * *measure;( som tages på forhånd) precaution;[ tage forholdsregler mod] take measures against ( fx inflation, the rebels);( for at forhindre) take precautions against ( fx terrorist attacks), provide against ( fx accidents);[ tage sine forholdsregler] take precautions (, measures). -
10 måle
г. Ма́ле* * *colour, depict, grind, grind up, mill, paint* * ** measure;( rumindhold) gauge;( rumme) hold, contain;[ måle efter](dvs måle igen) remeasure;[ det kan ikke måles i penge] you can't put it in money terms;[ måle én fra top til tå] look somebody up and down;[ kunne måle sig med] compare with, come (el. be) up to;[ måle op] measure,( land) survey;[ værelset måler 20 x 12 fod] the room measures 20 feet by 12. -
11 målebånd
tape, tape-measure* * *tape measure. -
12 rummål
cubic measure, measure of capacity. -
13 takt
bar, beat, measure, tact* * *I. (en) tact, tactfulness;[ takt og tone] etiquette, (rules of) good form.II. (en -er)( rytme) time,F measure,( mellem to taktstreger) bar;[ angive takten] mark the time;[ holde takten] keep time;[ i takt] in time,( om march) in step;[ i takt med] in time (, step) with,(fig) concurrently with;[ en pause på 3 takter] a rest of three bars;[ slå takt] beat time;[ to-takts motor] two-stroke engine;[ ude af takt] out of time, -
14 alen
(en -) two feet;( 1 alen = 0.627 m);[ lægge en alen til sin vækst] add one cubit to one's stature;[ måle andre med sin egen alen] measure others by one's own standard (el.yardstick);(fig) they are of a piece; there is not much to choose between them;( lige dårlige også) one is as bad as the other. -
15 beskyttelsesforanstaltning
protective measure, precaution;[ beskyttelsesforanstaltninger mod luftangreb] air-raid precautions. -
16 beskyttelsesmiddel
protective measure, safeguard;( svangerskabsforebyggende) contraceptive. -
17 båndmål
tape measure. -
18 disciplinarmiddel
means of maintaining discipline, disciplinary measure. -
19 grad
sg - graden, pl - grader1) сте́пень ж, ме́ра ж2) чин м, ранг м3) гра́дус м* * *degree, extent, grade, measure, pitch* * *(en -er) degree;( rang) rank ( fx the military ranks),( trin) grade ( fx a major is one grade higher than a captain);( nuance) shade ( fx en grad værre a shade worse);[ 40 grader celsius] forty degrees centigrade;( svarer i Fahrenheit til) a temperature of 104;[ fem graders frost (el. kulde)] five degrees of frost;[ højere grad](gram.) the comparative;[ højeste grad](gram.) the superlative;(se også tredje);[ i betydelig grad] considerably, to a considerable extent;[ i betænkelig grad] dangerously, alarmingly, to an alarming extent;[ i den grad at] to such an extent that, so that;[ i høj grad] very,( især om noget positivt) highly ( fx interesting, pleased);[ i hvor høj grad] to what extent;[ i højeste grad] extremely;[ i kendelig grad] perceptibly;[ i lige grad] equally;[ i mindre grad] to a lesser extent; less so ( fx this is the case in Britain and less so in Denmark);[ i nogen grad] to some extent, rather,F somewhat;[ i ringe grad], se I. ringe;[ i sjælden grad] exceptionally;[ i stigende grad] increasingly;[ i væsentlig grad] materially;[ stige i graderne] be promoted;(fig) go up in the world;[ til en vis grad] to some (el. a certain) extent, up to a point ( fx I agree with you up to a point). -
20 gråd
sg - graden, pl - grader1) сте́пень ж, ме́ра ж2) чин м, ранг м3) гра́дус м* * *degree, extent, grade, measure, pitch* * *(en)( det at græde) crying,F weeping;( tårer) tears ( fx burst into tears; dissolved in tears);[ med gråd i stemmen] in a tearful voice;[ på grådens rand] on the verge of (bursting into) tears.
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