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21 arbeidsmarkedstiltak
subst. labour-market measure subst. job creation programme, jobs plan subst. public sector job creation programmes -
22 avgiftsforanstaltning
subst. taxation measure -
23 avhjelpende tiltak
subst. relief measure(s), remedial action -
24 avvergingsmanøver
verb. avoidance measure -
25 befruktningshindrende middel
subst. contraceptive (measure) -
26 beskyttelsesmiddel
subst. protective measure, safeguard, protective agent, means of protection subst. [ svangerskapsforebyggende] contraceptive -
27 breikant
subst. (skogbruk) largest log diameter, maximum measure of an oval log -
28 budsjettiltak
subst. (økonomi) budget measure -
29 buemål
subst. arc measure -
30 del
часть, частично-en, -er, -ene* * *component, part, part, part, portion, proportion, section, section, share, volume, part* * *subst. part, portion, section, component subst. [ andel] share, part subst. [ forholdsmessig] part of, parts of subst. [ reservedel] spare part adj. [ endel] some, a number of (manglende del) missing part (en god del) a great el. good deal of (for en stor del) largely, in large measure -
31 direkte sikkerhetstiltak
subst. direct safety measure -
32 erstatningsutmåling
subst. (forsikring) measure of indemnity -
33 eventualiteters skyld
(for alle eventualiteters skyld) as a measure of precaution, to be on the safe side, just in case -
34 fallende kant
subst. (skogbruk) convenient diameter measure -
35 fastmasse
subst. solid content, solid measure -
36 felles mål
subst. common measure -
37 foranledige
verb. bring about (f.eks. ) verb. effect, induce, give rise to (f.eks.his conduct gave rise to criticism
) verb. (formelt) occasion verb. prompt (f.eks.a measure prompted by our society
) verb. [ føre til] lead to verb. be instrumental in bringing about -
38 foranstaltning
subst. [ det å foranstalte noe] arrangement, organization subst. [ forholdsregel] step, measure, provision, preparation -
39 forebyggende helsetiltak
(miljø) preventive health measure -
40 forebyggingstiltak
subst. (miljø) prevention subst. (miljø) prevention measure
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