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1 ikke have idé (om)
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2 ikke ane
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3 spor
clue, imprint, lead, trace, track, trail* * *(et -)( fodspor) footprint(s), footmark(s), track,( lang række) trail;(af vildt etc) track ( fx they found tracks in the snow of a bear),( lang række) trail ( fx a trail of blood),( fært) scent ( fx the dogs lost the scent);( hjulspor) wheel track,( dybt) rut;( jernbaneskinne) rail,( skinnepar) track ( fx a double track; follow the track), line;( på lydbånd, plade) track;( efterladt mærke, rest) trace ( fx traces of a struggle (, of poison in the coffee); disappear without a trace),F vestige,( mærke også) mark ( fx leave a mark);( til opklaring af forbrydelse) lead, clue;( i skole, kan gengives) form;[ en skole med tre spor] a three-form entry school;[ ikke spor] nothing at all,(= slet ikke) not at all,(mere F) not in the least,T not a bit;[ ikke spor af] not a trace of ( fx fear), not the slightest ( fxdoubt);[ med vb & præp:][ bære spor af] bear (el. show) traces (el. marks) of;[ følge et spor] follow a track (, trail, scent, lead, clue) ( fx they followed the tracks of the tiger into the jungle; the trail was easy to follow; the dogs followed the scent; the police are following (up) several leads (el. clues));[ følge i ens spor] follow in somebody's footsteps;[ løbe af sporet] leave (el. go off) the rails,( fagligt) be derailed;[ på sporet af] on the track of,(fig, T også) on the scent of ( fx an important discovery);[ komme (, lede el. bringe) på sporet af] get (, put) on the track of;[ lede en på sporet], se II. lede;[ sætte hundene på sporet] put the dogs on the scent;[ være på rette spor] be on the right track;[ skifte spor] change the points,(am) throw the switches;(også fig) cover up one's tracks;[ de har sat deres spor] they have left their mark;[ tabe sporet](også fig) be thrown off the scent, lose the scent. -
4 gnist
sg - gnisten, pl - gnisterи́скра ж, перен. про́блеск м* * *spark, sparkle* * *(en -er) spark;[( lille smule:) ikke gnist af] not a glimmer of ( fx hope), not a spark of ( fx interest, intelligence), not a grain of ( fx sense),F not a vestige of ( fx truth);[ jeg har ikke gnist af anelse om det] I have not got the faintest idea (of it);T I haven't a clue; I haven't the foggiest;(fig) he lacks inspiration;[ slå gnister af noget] strike sparks from something;(fig) the sparks flew. -
5 anelse
sg - ánelsen, pl - ánelser1) предчу́вствие с2) представле́ние сháve íngen ánelse om nóget — не име́ть никако́го поня́тия [представле́ния] о чём-л.
* * *inkling, pinch* * *(en -r)( svag forestilling) suspicion ( fx I had a suspicion of the truth);( lille smule) touch ( fx a touch of garlic in the salad; a touch more salt; a touch of frost in the air),(F el. spøg.) suspicion ( fx a suspicion of pepper in the soup; a suspicion of triumph in her voice);[ bange anelser] misgivings;[ onde anelser] forebodings, presentiments of evil;[ jeg har en anelse om at] I have a feeling that;[ jeg har ikke den ringeste anelse om hvad der skete] I have not the faintest idea what happened;T I haven't a clue about what happened.
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