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21 vår fk [højtid., poet.] [forår]
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22 forår
sg - fóråret, pl - fórårвесна́ жom fóråret — весно́й
* * ** * *spring;[ i foråret] this spring,( sidste forår) last spring;[ i foråret 1984] in the spring of 1984;[ om foråret] in spring;[ til foråret] next spring. -
23 springe
bound, burst, hop, jump, leap, spring* * *vb (sprang, sprunget) jump,( især om større spring) leap ( fx he leapt over the fence; he leapt at me),( pludseligt, rask, F) spring ( fx spring out of bed, springupstairs),( i sæt) bound ( fx the dog bounded down the road),( let og dansende) skip ( fx the little girl skipped over the floor),( om bold) bounce;( springe omkring) jump about,(litt) frisk;( løbe) run,T pop,(flygte fra fængsel etc, S) scarper;( om gnister) fly;( om væske) gush (out),( i tynd stråle) spurt;( om kilde) well up;( om springvand) play;( briste) burst,( om snor, streng etc) snap;( eksplodere) explode, burst;[ der er sprunget en sikring (, pære)] a fuse (, bulb) has blown (el.gone);[ med sb:][ springe buk] play leapfrog;[ springe højdespring] do the high jump;[ med præp & adv:][ springe `af](af tog etc) jump off,( om knap) come off;[( hoppe og) springe for en] wait on somebody hand and foot;( ved forfremmelse) be promoted over the heads of others;[ springe frem] jump out,( om sved) start out,( rage frem) project, jut out;[ springe i luften] blow up, explode;[ springe i vandet] jump into the water;[ springe i øjnene] leap to the eye;[ du kan lige så godt springe som krybe i det] you may as well get it over with at once;[ springe `om]( om vinden) shift,(dvs med uret) veer round;[ springe op] jump up, spring (el. leap) to one's feet;[ døren sprang op] the door flew open;[ hunden sprang op ad mig] the dog jumped up at me;[ såret sprang op at bløde] the wound began to bleed;(T: være ligeglad) let it go hang;[ springe over noget] leap (over) something, jump (over) something; clear something;(se også gærde);[ springe noget over] skip something ( fx a page, a meal),( glemme) miss out something,( udelade) leave out something, omit something;( i en række) skip somebody,( ikke medtage) leave out somebody ( fx you can leave me out),( gå uden om) bypass somebody ( fx he bypassed his daughter and left the money to his granddaughter),( ved forfremmelse) pass somebody over;[ springe på toget] jump on to the train;[ springe på en bus i farten] jump on a bus when it is moving;[ springe løs på] fly at, go for;[ springe til](dvs sige ja) jump (el. leap) at the offer (, chance);( melde sig) jump (el. leap) in ( fx with an offer);[ springe ud] jump out,( i vandet) jump in, dive in;( om træ) come into leaf,( om knop) burst,( om blomst) come out;(S: om homoseksuel) come out;[ springe ud af] jump out of;[ springe ud i] jump into, dive into ( fx the river);( også) jump in, dive in;(fig) take the plunge;(fig) jump in at the deep end;(se også hoved). -
24 tilløb
(et -)( til spring) run-up;( begyndelse) approach ( til to, fx an understanding),[ gøre tilløb til (at)] make an attempt at (-ing), make an approach to(-ing);( også, F) make to ( fx protest, speak, stand up);[ søen har tilløb fra to floder] the lake is fed by two rivers;[ der er stort tilløb til forelæsningerne] the lectures draw large audiences, large crowds flock to the lectures;[ tage tilløb](dvs til spring) run up;(fig), se ovf: gøre tilløb til; -
25 fjeder
sg - fjéderen, pl - fjédreпружи́на ж* * ** * *(en, fjedre)( stålfjeder) spring;( i bræt) tongue. -
26 hoppe
sg - hóppen, pl - hópperкобы́ла ж* * *bounce, hop, jiggle, jump, leap, mare, spring* * *I. vb jump;( let og dansende) skip ( fx the little girl skipped along);(på et ben el. om fugle etc) hop ( fx he hurt his leg and had to hop along; the bird (, the frog) hopped across the path);( om større spring) leap ( fx out of the window);( om bold) bounce;[ hoppe og springe for en] wait on somebody hand and foot;[ med præp & adv:][ hoppe af] jump off,( søge tilflugt) defect;[ hoppe over] jump (, leap, hop) (over) ( fx he jumped (etc) (over) the fence);(fig: springe over) skip;[ hoppe på](dvs tro) swallow ( fx don't swallow everything that is told you);[ den hopper jeg ikke på] that won't go down with me;S I don't buy that;[ hoppe på et ben] hop;(se også vogn).II. (en -r)zo mare. -
27 kilde
sg - kílden, pl - kílderисто́чник м* * *brook, fountain, source, spring, tickle* * *I. (en -r) spring;( udspring) source ( fx the sources of the Nile);(fig) source ( fx of pleasure; of income);[ fra pålidelig (el. en sikker) kilde] on good authority, from a reliable source;[ beskatning ved kilden], se kildebeskatning.II. vb tickle;[ det kilder i min næse] my nose tickles. -
28 læk
leak, leaky* * *I. (en -ker) leak;[ få en læk] spring a leak.II. adj leaky;[ springe læk] spring a leak. -
29 slap
lax, slack, weak* * *I. præt af slippe.II. adj(mods stram, spændt) slack ( fx hold, muscles, rope; spring fjeder), loose ( fx hold, joint, skin, spring);F flaccid ( fx cheeks, muscles);( slap og fedladen) flabby ( fx breasts, cheeks, features, muscles, skin);(fig) slack,F lax ( fx discipline, morals, principles);[ slap fyr] spineless individual (el. creature);[ hænge slapt ned] hang slack (el. limp);[ optræde på slap line] perform on the slackrope;(fig) make an exhibition of oneself;(se også knæ, II. kode, I. tøjle). -
30 tidlig
early, primitive, soon* * *adj early ( fx breakfast, spring, potatoes);(adv tidligt) early ( fx arrive early),(i forløb etc) early on ( fx early on in his career);[ for tidlig] too early,(mere F) premature(ly) ( fx a premature birth; be bornprematurely);[ barnet blev født 4 uger for tidligt] the baby was 4 weeks premature;[ komme for tidligt] be (too) early;[ og det var heller ikke for tidligt!] and not before time![ i morgen tidlig] tomorrow morning;[ det er lige tidligt nok] it's a bit too early (el. soon),T it's on the early side;[ tidligt om foråret] in early spring;[ tidligt om morgenen] early in the morning, in early morning;[ være tidligt på den] be early, be in good time;[ være for tidligt på den] be ahead of time;[ tidligt på året] early in the year;[ tidligt og silde] at all hours; early and late;(se også alder). -
31 affjedre
vb spring;[ godt affjedret] well sprung. -
32 affjedring
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33 afsæt
(et)( ved spring) take-off. -
34 aftrækkerfjeder
trigger spring. -
35 bebude
vb( melde) announce ( fx he has announced a visit);(F: være tegn på) herald ( fx swallows herald the coming of spring), betoken ( fx clouds betoken rain). -
36 brønd
sg - brønden, pl - brønde1) исто́чник м2) коло́дец м* * ** * *(en -e) well;( sundhedsbrønd) mineral spring;( svarer til) shut the stable door after the horse has bolted (el. has been stolen). -
37 børnesko
se barnesko;[ have trådt sine børnesko] have reached the years of discretion;( ironisk) she is no (spring) chicken. -
38 dørlukker
door closer; door spring. -
39 elasticitet
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40 fare
I sg - fáren, pl - fárerопа́сность жII 4vǽre úden for fáre — быть вне опа́сности
1) мча́ться; нести́сь2) ри́нутьсяfáre forbi — промча́ться ми́мо
fáre vild — заблуди́ться
* * *danger, dart, dash, hazard, hazardousness, hurtle, jeopardy, menace, peril, threat* * *I. (en -r) danger,( stærkere, F) peril;F hazard ( fx the hazards of the journey);[ der er fare for hans liv] his life is in danger;[ stå i fare for] be in danger of;[ med fare for at] at the risk of -ing;[ bringe i fare] put in danger ( fx put his chances (, his life) in danger),F endanger, jeopardize;[ uden for fare] out of danger;[ der er en fare ved det] it is dangerous,F it entails (el. involves) a risk.II. vb (for, faret)( styrte) rush,( med et sæt) dash,( pile) dart,( med små hurtige skridt) scurry;( om skib og søfolk: sejle) sail;( køre hurtigt) speed, dash,(T: suse) whizz ( fx a car sped (el. dashed el. whizzed) past us);[ fare af sted] tear along;[ fare frem](fig) act, proceed;[ fare i tøjet] fling on one's clothes;[ det for igennem mig] it flashed through my mind;[ komme farende ind] rush in;[ lade fare] abandon;[ fare løs på] rush at, fly at,T pitch (el. pile) into;[ fare med lempe], se I. lempe;[ fare med løgn] tell lies;[ fare en om halsen], se hals;[ fare omkring, fare rundt] rush (, dash, dart) around;[ fare op] start up, spring to one's feet, jump up;( i vrede) fly into a temper; flare up;[ fare sammen] start;[ fare til himmels] ascend into heaven;[ komme farende ud] shoot out ( fra of);[ ordet for ud af munden på ham] the word slipped out of his mouth;[ fare vild] lose one's way.III. vb
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