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1 normal
normal, ordinary, regular, sane* * *I. (en -er) normal, standard;[ over normalen] above normal.II. adj( almindelig) normal ( fx on a normal day);( åndeligt) normal, sane;(se også begavet). -
2 normal
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3 normalarbejdsdag
normal working-day, standard hours pl. -
4 normalhastighed
normal speed. -
5 normalskov
normal forest. -
6 afvige
4отклоня́ться; отлича́ться* * *depart, deviate, differ* * *vb( være uoverensstemmende) differ;[ afvige fra]( være forskellig fra) differ from;( ikke følge) depart from ( fx the rules, the normal procedure),F deviate from ( fx the norm; one's principles),( efterhånden bevæge sig væk fra) diverge from ( fx the official policy);(mar) deviate from one's course. -
7 almindelig
1) о́бщий, всео́бщийalmíndelig válgret — всео́бщее избира́тельное пра́во
2) обыкнове́нный* * *common, commonplace, customary, general, plain, prevailing, prevalent, regular, straight* * *adj( uden særlige ejendommeligheder) ordinary ( fx an ordinary girl in ordinary dress; ordinary people, quality); normal ( fx day, people);( sædvanlig) usual ( fx size);( gennemsnits) average;( jævn, dagligdags) plain ( fx food);( hyppigt forekommende) common ( fx experience, fault; the common opinion);(omfattende flertallet el. alle) general ( fx of general interest; a general rule; the general opinion);( omfattende alle uden undtagelse) universal ( fx meet with universal acceptance); all-round ( fx improvement);( fremherskende, F) prevalent; prevailing ( fx the prevailing opinion);adv commonly; generally, currently; universally; ordinarily;[ almindelig anvendt] in general use;[ han fremsatte nogle almindelige bemærkninger] he made some general remarks;[ almindelig brøk] vulgar fraction;[ langt ud over det almindelige] quite out of the ordinary; quite exceptional;[ almindelige dødelige] ordinary mortals;[ til almindelig forbavselse for] to the general surprise of;[ den almindelige mand] the man in the street;[ almindelig menneskeforstand] ordinary common sense;[ almindelig praksis] common practice;[ et almindeligt rygte] a common (el. current) rumour;[ almindelig udbredt] widespread; -
8 fravige
vb depart from ( fx the normal procedure),F deviate from ( fx one's principles). -
9 fungere
1де́йствовать, функциони́ровать* * *function, operate, work* * *vb act ( som as, fx as headmaster, as interpreter);( virke) work ( fx the new regulations are working satisfactorily);( om maskineri) work,F function,(fig om person) function ( fx children who cannot function adequately in the normal school situation);[ de skal kunne fungere på engelsk] they must be able to manage on English;[ fungere videre ( i en stilling)] continue in the post. -
10 ligefrem
1. aпрямо́й, открове́нный2. advпря́мо, открове́нно* * *bluff, blunt, forthright, plain-spoken* * *adj( klar) plain ( fx a plain answer), simple,( naturlig også) straightforward ( fx he is straightforward);(mat.) in direct ratio to;[ ligefrem ordstilling] normal word order;adv ( i lige retning) straight on;( simpelt hen) simply, absolutely ( fx it was absolutely marvellous), downright ( fx he was downright rude);( uden omsvøb) flatly, point-blank,T straight out;( bogstavelig talt) literally ( fx we could literally see him grow smaller); actually. -
11 normalt
adv normally;[ forløbe normalt] take a (, its, their) normal course. -
12 normaltemperatur
(med.) normal temperature. -
13 ud
forth, out* * *adv out;( i sceneanvisning) exit (, pl: exeunt) ( fx exit Hamlet); he goes (, they go) out;(= færdig: udtrykkes ofte ved:) finish ( fx tale ud finish (speaking),drikke ud finish one's tea (, the wine etc));(se også drikke);[ læse bogen ud] finish the book, read the book to the end;[ år ud år ind] year in year out;(se også de verber, hvormed ud forbindes);[ med præp & adv:][ ud ad] out at ( fx in at one ear and out at the other), out of ( fxthe door, the window);[ ud ad vejen] along the road;(se også udad);[ ud af] out of ( fx the house); from among ( fx choose one from among ten applicants);(dvs gøre nervøs etc) put him out, rattle him, upset him;[ komme ud af det] get put out (el. rattled el. upset);(se også komme);[ ud for]( i højde med) on a level with,(mar) off;( ved) opposite ( fx stop opposite number 10),( i tekst også) against ( fx there was a cross against his name);[ ud fra] from ( fx from what I heard);[ ud fra den forudsætning (, det princip) at] on the assumption (, the principle) that;[ kom her ud] come (out) here;[ ud og hjem (el. tilbage)] there and back;[ ud eller ind], se vide;[ ud og ind] se III. kende;[ ud med det!] out with it![ ud med dig!] out you go! get out![ ud med ham!] out with him! throw him out![han måtte ud med 10 kr.] he had to pay (, T: fork out) 10 kroner;[ ud over] (out) over,( på den anden side af) beyond;( foruden) in addition to ( fx what I have mentioned),F over and above ( fx your normal duties, your wages),( overstigende) over ( fx numbers over a hundred),F in excess of ( fx the average, the agreed limits);( undtagen) except, but ( fx I do nothing except (el. but) eat and drink);[ ud på isen] out on the ice;[ ud på landet] (out) into the country;[ ud på natten] late in the night;(se også nat);[ ud på vinteren] late in (the) winter. -
14 vant
I. (et -)(mar) shroud;(bestående af 2 el. flere tove) shrouds pl.II. adj( sædvanlig) usual ( fx in his usual surroundings);F accustomed ( fx his accustomed cheerfulness);( som er blevet til en vane) customary ( fx their customary way of life),( stærkere) habitual ( fx he had his habitual (, customary) glass of wine);[ livet gik sin vante gang] life took its normal course, life went on as usual;[ indtage sin vante plads] take one's usual (, accustomed, customary, habitual) seat;[ han er bedre vant] he is used to better things;[ han er ikke for godt vant] he is not used to much luxury;[ vant til] used to,F accustomed to;[ vant til at gøre det] used to doing it,F accustomed to doing it;(se også I. tur).
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