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1 berygtet
преслову́тый* * *disreputable, infamous, notorious, notoriously* * *adj[ berygtet kvinde] woman of doubtful reputation;( også) bad character. -
2 rygte
character, hearsay, rumour* * *(et -r)( forlydende) rumour,F report (om of, om at that);( omdømme) reputation ( fx have a bad reputation);[ han er bedre end sit rygte] he is not so bad as he is made out to be; he is not so black as he is painted;[ rygtet går at, der går rygter om at] it is rumoured that, rumours are circulating that, rumour has it that;[ et løst rygte] a baseless (el. an unfounded) rumour, a vague rumour;[ rygtet har løjet] the rumour is untrue; -
3 ry
character, reputation* * *(et) reputation,( berømthed) fame,F renown;[ der gik stort ry af hans bedrifter] his exploits were on everybody's lips;[ have ry for at være] have a reputation for being,( menes at være) have the reputation of being;[ have et godt ry] enjoy a good reputation;[ komme i dårligt ry] get a bad name (el. reputation). -
4 svag
bad, dim, faint, feeble, gentle, limp, low, puny, slim, subtle, weak, woolly* * *adj( uden kraft) weak ( fx legs, heart, eyes, sight, army, team, government, resistance, argument, market),( meget svag) feeble ( fx old man, pulse, attempt, attack, excuse);( eftergivende) weak, over-fond ( fx parents), weakly indulgent;( ubetydelig, lille) faint ( fx hope, chance, light, resemblance, suspicion), slight ( fx chance, hope, improvement),( svagere) slender ( fx chance, hope);( om kunstværk) feeble,( middelmådig) mediocre;( om lys, farve, lyd, erindring etc) faint ( fx colour, smell, sound, cry), dim ( fx light, recollection);[ med sb:][ svag bøjning](af sb og adj) weak declension,(af vb) weak conjugation;[ en svag forestilling om] a faint (el. vague) idea of;[ stå på svage fødder] be shaky;[ svagt helbred] delicate health;[ have et svagt helbred] be delicate;[ svag karakter] weak character;[ det svage køn] the weaker sex;[ et svagt punkt] a weak point;[ hans svage punkt] his weak point;[ sætte fingeren på det svage punkt] put one's finger on the weak spot;[ hans svage side] his weak point;[ et svagt smil] a faint smile;[ et svagt verbum] a weak verb;[ svag vind] light breeze;[ i et svagt øjeblik] in a moment of weakness;[ med præp:][ svag i latin] weak in Latin;[ svag i knæene], se slap;(fx barn) weak with, indulgent to,( fristelser) unable to resist. -
5 egenskab
sg - égenskaben, pl - égenskaberсво́йство с, качество с, осо́бенность ж* * *attribute, capacity, character, property, quality* * *(en -er) quality,( typisk) characteristic;( især om ting, fysisk egenskab) property ( fx the properties of a magnet);(biol) character ( fx acquired and inherited characters);( stilling) capacity ( fx he was attached to the school in some capacity; in what capacity?);( også) his good and bad points;[ i egenskab af] in one's capacity as; in the capacity of;[ i min egenskab af] in my capacity as. -
6 tegn
emblem, evidence, indication, manifestation, mark, omen, pledge, sign, signal, token* * *(et -)( som tyder på noget) sign,( svagere, F) indication (på of, på at that, fx the signs are that (, there is every indication that) things are improving),( mærke også) mark (på of, fx his face bore marks of suffering), evidence (på of, fx the room showed evidence of a struggle);( sygdomstegn) symptom;( varsel) sign ( fx it is a bad sign), omen;( himmeltegn, mat., mus. etc) sign;(kem) symbol;( skrifttegn) sign, character,( skilletegn) punctuation mark;(i edb) character;( emblem) badge;( undergerning) sign ( fx signs and wonders);( aftalt tegn, signal) signal, sign;[ korsets tegn] the sign of the cross;[ et tidens tegn] a sign of the times;[ give tegn] signal;[ gøre tegn til en] make a sign (, signs) to somebody, signal somebody (fx the policeman signalled me to stop);[ hun gjorde tegn til ham at han skulle sætte sig] she motioned him to sit down;[ på et givet tegn] at (el. on) a given sign;( også) indicate something;respect), as a token of ( fx his affection),F in token of ( fx our gratitude);[ sætte tegn] add punctuation marks;[ sætte tegn i en tekst] punctuate a text;[ vise tegn til] show signs of.
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