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101 stamme

falter, stammer, stem, stutter, tribe

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I. (en -r)

( træstamme) trunk,

( tyndere) stem,

( fældet) log;

( folkestamme) tribe;

( herkomst) stock;

( af ord) stem;

( af husdyr) strain;

(fig: kerne) nucleus (pl nuclei) ( fx the nucleus of the collection);

[ det sidste skud på stammen]

(fig) the latest addition.

II. vb:

[ stamme fra]

( nedstamme fra) come of (el. from) ( fx a good family),

F be descended from;

( hidrøre fra) come from ( fx the information comes from him; the quotation comes from the Bible),

F originate from ( fx the idea originated from him), derive from

( fx the word derives from Latin),

( være forårsaget af) be due to,

F stem from ( fx it stems from an unhappy childhood), originate in

( fx the quarrel originated in a business transaction);

( gå tilbage til, i tid) date from, date back to;

[ han stammer fra Berkshire] he comes (, T el. am: hails) from Berkshire.

III. vb

( om talefejl) stammer,

( ved gentagelse af enkeltlyd, klonisk, især) stutter;

( af sindsbevægelse) stammer, falter.

Danish-English dictionary > stamme
102 vand

water

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(et -e) water;

[ det er det bare vand imod] it is nothing to;

[ blødt (, hårdt) vand] soft (, hard) water;

[ vand og brød] bread and water;

[ dagligt vande] mean sea level;

[ snavset vand] dirty water;

[ man skal ikke hælde det snavsede vand ud før man har det rene] don't throw out your dirty water until you get in fresh;

( se også de ord, hvormed vand forbindes, fx dansk, dråbe, holde, ild,

kold, II. lade, II. ren, rørt, II. stille, strand, sætte ( over),

træde, trække, vise);

[ med præp:]

[ hælde vandet fra kartoflerne, lade vandet løbe fra kartoflerne] drain the potatoes;

[ gå i vandet] go bathing, go swimming, go for a swim, bathe;

(fig) be taken in, fall into a trap,

T be led up the garden path;

[ løbe i vand], se tand, øje;

[ sætte blomster i vand] put flowers in water;

[ sætte en båd i vandet] launch a boat,

( fra et skib også) lower a boat;

[ vand i hovedet] water on the brain,

( fagligt) hydrocephalus;

[ vand i knæet] water (el. fluid) on the knee;

[ oven vande] above water, afloat;

[ holde sig oven vande]

(fig) keep one's head above water;

[ hun svævede over vandene] she made her presence felt in the background;

[ det er som at slå vand på en gås] it is like water off a duck's back;

[ på 10 meter vand] in 10 metres of water;

[ det er vand på hans mølle] that suits him (down to the ground), that is grist to his mill;

[ til vands] by water, by sea ( fx travel by sea);

[ ride hestene til vands] water the horses;

[ stå under vand] be under water, be flooded, be submerged;

[ sætte under vand] flood;

[ byen ligger ved vandet] the town is situated by the sea.

Danish-English dictionary > vand
103 baglæns

backwards

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adj backward ( fx a backward jump);

adv backwards ( fx walk backwards);

[ køre baglæns] back, reverse,

( i jernbanevogn) sit with one's back to the engine.

Danish-English dictionary > baglæns
104 nedsætte

knock down, reduce

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vb

( formindske) reduce ( fx the price, the rent of a house, speed, the value of something), lower ( fx the price, the rent of a house);

( vare) reduce,

T mark down,

( bog) remainder;

( nedskære) reduce,

(mere T) cut back, cut down ( fx expenses);

( udnævne) appoint, set up ( fx a committee);

[ nedsætte diskontoen] reduce (el. lower) (the) bank rate;

[ nedsætte ens fortjenester] detract from somebody's merits;

[ nedsætte én i folks omdømme] disparage somebody;

[nedsætte med 6%] reduce by 6%;

[ nedsætte sig] establish oneself;

[ nedsætte sig som læge] set up as a doctor;

[ nedsætte en straf] reduce (, F mitigate) a punishment, reduce a sentence

( fx the sentence was reduced to three years);

(se også arbejdstempo).

Danish-English dictionary > nedsætte
105 skodde

shutter, stub out

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I. (en -r)

( vinduesskodde) shutter.

II. vb

( med årerne) back the oars, back water.

III. vb:

[ skodde en cigaret]

( for at gemme resten) top a cigarette,

( mase den ud) stub out (el. butt) a cigarette.

Danish-English dictionary > skodde
106 stryge

caress, delete, iron, pet, strike, strike out, stroke

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vb (strøg, strøget)

( med hånden) stroke,

( feje med hånden) sweep, brush;

( med strygejern) iron;

( violin) bow;

( male) coat;

( fare) shoot, streak;

( om vinden) sweep;

( lade udgå) cut out ( fx a word, a sentence, a paragraph, a scene of a play),

( slette, strege over) strike out, cross out, score out,

F cancel, delete;

( afskaffe) stop,

F discontinue,

T cut out ( fx the tea break);

( springe over) skip;

( hejse ned, om flag, sejl) strike, lower;

(se også strygende, strøget);

[ med sb:]

[ stryge en barberkniv] strop a razor;

[ stryge flaget]

(mar) strike one's colours;

[ stryge fortjenesten]

T bag the profits;

[ stryge en le] sharpen (el. whet) a scythe;

[ stryge miner] sweep (for) mines;

[ stryge mursten (el. tegl)] mould bricks (, tiles);

[ stryge rejer] catch shrimps, shrimp;

[ stryge en tændstik] strike a match;

[ med præp & adv:]

[ stryge pengene af bordet] sweep the money off the table;

[ stryge en(s navn) af listen] strike somebody's name off the list;

[ stryge noget bort] brush something away;

[ stryge et sejlløb for miner] sweep a channel for mines,

(dvs rense) clear a channel of mines;

[ stryge forbi] brush (el. sweep) past;

[ stryge med (, mod) hårene], se hår;

[ stryge sig om hagen] stroke one's chin;

[ katten strøg sig op ad mit ben] the cat rubbed against my leg;

[ stryge hen over bølgerne] skim (over) the waves;

[ stryge over]

( med farve) coat;

[ stryge en over håret] stroke somebody's hair;

[ stryge det på]

( med strygejern) iron it on;

[ til at stryge på] iron-on;

[ stryge maling på] put paint on;

[ stryge håret tilbage] brush one's hair back.

Danish-English dictionary > stryge
107 støde

bump, knock, poke, pound, stub

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*

( skubbe) push;

( med stødvåben) thrust;

( knuse) pound,

( fint) bray;

( skumple) jolt;

( om gevær) kick;

( frugt) bruise;

( en legemsdel, så det gør ondt) hurt ( fx one's finger);

[ støde sig] hurt oneself;

( virke ubehagelig på) offend ( fx the eye),

( især om lyd) jar on ( fx the ear);

( krænke) hurt ( fx one's feelings), offend,

( stærkere) affront ( fx offend one's sense of justice; he felt offended (, affronted) at having his word doubted);

(se også stødende, stødt);

[ med præp, adv:]

[ støde af]

(dvs slå af) knock off;

[ støde an] give offence;

[ støde an mod] offend against;

[ støde efter én] thrust at somebody;

[ støde fra]

(mar) put off, push off;

[ støde fra sig] push back, thrust aside,

(fig) alienate, estrange;

[ støde frem]

(mil.) advance;

[ støde i hornet] blow the horn;

[ støde imod noget] hit something, knock (el. bump) against something;

[ støde op til] adjoin, be adjacent to;

[ støde på]

( komme op imod) run into, come (, T: run) up against ( fx

difficulties, opposition),

F encounter ( fx difficulties, resistance),

( møde tilfældigt) run into, come across,

T bump into,

F come upon ( fx an old friend),

( finde tilfældigt) chance on, happen on, light on,

F come upon ( fx an old letter, the entrance to the cave);

[ han stødte foden på en sten] he knocked his foot against a stone;

[ støde på grund] strike (the ground), go aground ( fx the ship went aground);

[ støde på en klippe (, en mine)] strike a rock (, a mine);

[ støde sammen]

( komme i konflikt) come into collision, collide,

(fig) clash;

( mødes) meet;

[ støde til]

( skubbe) push;

[ støde ` til]

( forene sig med) join,

(om uheld etc) be,

F supervene ( fx there were difficulties; difficulties

supervened).

Danish-English dictionary > støde
108 allerede

уже́

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already

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adv already;

( i forbindelse med tidsbestemmelse) as early as ( fx as early as 5 o'clock); even ( fx even the ancient Romans knew it; even as a boy he could...);

(nu) already ( fx I have already done it); by now ( fx he ought to have been here by now);

( endog, blot) even;

[ allerede den omstændighed at] the mere fact that;

[ allerede dengang] even at that time;

[ allerede første gang] the very first time;

[ allerede i det tolvte århundrede] as early as the twelfth century;

[ det er allerede noget] that is always something;

[ allerede nu] even now;

[ allerede samme dag] the very same day;

[ allerede tanken er ubehagelig] the very idea is unpleasant;

[ allerede tidlig] (quite) early;

[ han er allerede tilbage] he is back already.

Danish-English dictionary > allerede
109 betale

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плати́ть, опла́чивать

betále sig — окупа́ться, оправда́ть себя́

betále hvad det kóster — заплати́ть любу́ю це́ну

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check out, discharge, finance, pay, pay up, remunerate, settle

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* pay ( fx the waiter; wages, taxes, one's debts, £5 for something; you will have to pay);

( varer, skade etc) pay for ( fx the goods, the dinner, the damage, the repair);

( en regning) settle, pay;

[ betale skat (, told) af] pay tax(es) (, duty) on;

(se også skat, told);

[ betale af på] pay off on, pay instalments on;

[ betale bagud] pay in arrears;

[ betale for] pay for;

[ han løb (, skreg etc) som om han var betalt for det] he ran (, screamed etc) for all he was worth;

[ betale forud] pay in advance;

[ han prøvede at betale sig fra det] he tried to get out of it by paying;

[ det skal du få betalt] I will make you pay for this, I will get even with you for this;

[ betale i husleje (, leje, skat)] se husleje, I. leje, II. skat;

[ det skal han komme til at betale] he will pay for this;

[ betale kontant] pay cash;

[ betale med guld] pay in gold;

[( tjener,) må jeg betale!] (waiter,) could I have the bill, please!

[ betale sig] pay,

( være umagen værd) be worth while, be worth it;

[ betale enhver sit] pay everyone his due;

[ hvor meget skal jeg betale?] how much is it?

[ tage sig godt betalt] charge a good price (, fee);

[ betale tilbage]

(også fig) pay back, return;

[ betale ud] pay out;

( betale helt) pay off;

( give i udbetaling) pay ( fx £10) down.

Danish-English dictionary > betale
110 bide

4

куса́ть, куса́ться

bíde af — отку́сывать

bíde nóget over — перекуси́ть что-л.

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bite, nip

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vb (bed, bidt) bite;

( om kniv, vittighed etc) cut, bite;

( om fisk, se ndf: bide på);

[( pas på,) hunden bider] beware of the dog;

[ hun bider ikke!] she won't bite you!

[ med præp, adv & sig:]

[ bide ad] snap at;

[ bide `af] bite off;

[ bide en af, bide hovedet af en] snap somebody's head off, snub somebody;

(se også skam, I. tunge);

[ bide efter] snap at;

[ bide fra sig]

(fig) hit back;

[ bide i] bite;

[ bide en i benet] bite somebody's leg;

[ bide i græsset] bite the dust;

[ bide mærke i] note;

[ bide i sig] swallow ( fx one's anger, an insult);

[ han bed vreden i sig]

( også) he bit his lip;

[ bide smerten i sig] bear the pain without flinching, keep a stiff upper lip;

[ bide i et stykke brød] bite into a slice of bread;

[ bide noget over] bite something in two;

[ bide på]

( krogen) bite, take the bait, rise (to the bait);

(fig også) swallow the bait;

[ ingenting bider på ham] he is proof against anything;

[ bide på tungen] bite one's tongue ( fx this tobacco bites your tongue);

[ bide sammen] bite (one's teeth) together,

( hårdt) clench one's teeth;

(se også tand);

[ bide sig fast i] catch hold of with one's teeth,

(fig) fasten on;

[ bide sig i læben (, fingrene)] bite one's lip (, fingers);

[ det kan du bide dig i næsen på!] you bet your life!

Danish-English dictionary > bide
111 bringe

3

приноси́ть, привози́ть, приводи́ть, доставля́ть

brínge med sig — приноси́ть с собо́й

brínge én fra nóget — отговори́ть кого́-л. От чего́-л.

brínge ud — развози́ть на дом (товары и т. П.)

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bring, get, hold, put, send, take

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I. (en -r) chest.

II. vb (bragte, bragt) take ( fx take the letters to the post office; take it away), carry ( fx a taxi carried him to his office),

F convey;

( til den talende, til et nærmere sted fra et fjernere, hente) bring ( fx

bring me that book; he told me to bring it to him; they brought him back to the camp),

( hente også) fetch ( fx fetch me that book);

( udbringe) deliver ( fx goods);

( bevirke) bring about ( fx a change), cause ( fx sorrow), give ( fx

pleasure), bring ( fx it brought him losses);

( om avis: offentliggøre) print, publish; carry ( fx all the newspapers carried articles about it);

( i radio, TV) broadcast;

[ få varerne bragt] have the goods sent (el. delivered) to one;

[ bringe for dagens lys], se dag;

[ bringe ham fra det] dissuade him from it;

[ bringe i], se erfaring, I. fare, miskredit, orden, sikkerhed, I. stand;

[ bringe udgifterne ned] cut down (el. reduce) expenses;

[ han kan ikke bringe det over sit hjerte] he has not the heart to do it;

[ bringe på], se II. bane, fod, II. ren, I. tale, I. tanke;

[ bringe til], se fald, fornuft, fortvivlelse, tavshed;

[ bringe det dertil at] bring matters to such a pass that;

[ bringe en til sig selv] bring somebody round;

[ bringe ud]

(varer etc) deliver;

[ bringe det vidt] be successful, go far ( fx he will go far!);

Danish-English dictionary > bringe
112 hen

adv

не переводится; обозначает направление действия

hvor går du hen? — куда́ ты идёшь?

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up

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adv:

[ hen ad gaden] along (el. up el. down) the road;

(se også vej; henad);

[ hen for sig], se mumle, stirre;

[ hen imod] towards;

(se også henimod);

[ hen over] across, over ( fx walk across (el. over) the fields);

( oven over) over ( fx he looked over their heads);

(se også hoved);

[ hen på året] later in the year;

[ hen til] (up) to ( fx he went to the baker's, he came up to the desk); round to ( fx come round to my place one day),

(væk fra den talende etc også) over to ( fx he went over to the

window);

[ hen og tilbage] there and back;

(andre forb, se hovedordet: falde, gå, længere, senere, skulle etc).

Danish-English dictionary > hen
113 rende

channel, trench

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I. (en -r)

( rille, fure) groove;

( afløbsrende) drain;

( grøft) ditch;

( anden gravet fordybning) furrow;

( sejlløb) channel ( fx make a channel through the ice), fairway;

( slidsk til styrtegods) shoot.

II. *

( om væske) run,

( dråbevis) trickle;

( være utæt) leak;

( om person, dyr) run,

( med små hurtige skridt) scurry ( fx the mouse scurried across the floor),

( flygte hastigt) bolt,

( med små hurtige skridt, ofte kluntet) scuttle ( fx the crab scuttled away);

( føjte om) gad about;

[ komme rendende] come running;

[ han kommer altid rendende] he is always on my doorstep;

[ du kan rende mig!] stuff it!

( grovere) stick it!

(se også røv);

[ du kan rende og hoppe!] go and jump in the lake (el. river, sea)! go and take a running jump!

( groft) get stuffed!

[ rende sin vej], se ndf: rende væk;

[ med præp & adv:]

[ rende af med] run away with;

[ rende efter en] run after somebody;

[ rende efter piger]

( også) chase (around) after girls;

[` rende fra] run away from,

( sit ord) go back on,

( ansvar) shirk;

[ vandet render ` fra] the water runs off;

[ rende i vejret]

(dvs vokse) shoot up;

[ rende sværdet igennem en] run somebody through with one's sword;

[ rende en ind]

(dvs indhente) run somebody down, catch up with somebody;

(se også dør);

[ rende med sladder] tell tales, gossip;

[ rende om hjørner med], se hjørne;

[ rende på]

(dvs træffe) run across, run into,

T bump (el. bang) into,

( kollidere med) run into,

( hårdere) bump (el. bang) into;

[ han render mig på dørene] he is always on my doorstep;

[ rende rundt] run about (el. around);

[ det render rundt for ham], se rundt: løbe rundt;

[ rende væk] run away,

( hurtigt) make off (el. away), bolt,

( fordægtigt) scuttle away (el. off).

Danish-English dictionary > rende
114 sive

filter, ooze, seep, trickle

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vb ooze, seep,

( om lys) filter;

(fig) filter ( fx ideas kept filtering back into the country),

(T: liste af) slope off;

[ sive bort]

(også fig) ooze (el. seep) away;

( gå lidt efter lidt) trickle away ( fx people began to trickle away);

[ sive ind] ooze (el. seep) in,

(fig: blive forstået) sink in ( fx it took time for the warning to sink in),

(am) soak in;

[ sive ud] ooze (el. seep) out,

( ved utæthed) leak out;

(fig) filter out ( fx the news filtered out),

( ved utæthed) leak out ( fx the secret (, the news) leaked out),

(komme el. gå ud lidt efter lidt) trickle out ( fx information (, people) trickled out);

[ lade det sive ud] leak it ( fx to the press).

Danish-English dictionary > sive
115 virkelighed

actuality, fact, practice, reality

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(en) reality;

[ virkeligheden]

(i alm) reality ( fx bring him back to reality), facts ( fx based on facts),

( i bestemt sammenhæng) the reality ( fx his account was rather different from the reality), the facts,

( det virkelige liv) real life ( fx the film was not at all like

real life);

[ i virkeligheden]

(dvs i det virkelige liv) in real life ( fx the villain in the play was in real life a policeman),

(mods tilsyneladende) in reality, really, in fact;

[ blive til virkelighed] be realized,

F become a reality, materialize,

( gå i opfyldelse) come true;

[ gøre til virkelighed] realize.

Danish-English dictionary > virkelighed
116 ben

bone, leg

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(et -)

( knogle, materiale) bone;

( lem; bukseben, stoleben etc) leg;

( på stikkontakt) pin;

( bierhverv) side line, private work;

( sinecure) sinecure, soft job;

( biindtægt) perk;

[ finde sine ben] find one's feet;

[ få det forkerte ben først ud af sengen] get out of bed on the wrong side;

[ han fik ikke et ben til jorden]

(dvs kunne ikke klare sig) they (etc) wiped the floor with him;

(dvs blev ikke hørt) he couldn't get a word in edgeways;

[ have et ben i hver lejr] have a foot in both camps;

[ have ben i næsen] have a mind of one's own;

[ have begge ben på jorden]

(fig) have one's feet (firmly planted) on the ground;

[ det er der ingen ben i] that is perfectly simple, that is plain sailing;

[ han løb så hurtigt som hans ben kunne bære ham] he ran as fast as his legs would carry him;

[ med børnene rendende mellem benene på en] with the children under one's feet;

(se også I. hale);

[ falde over sine egne ben] fall (el. stumble) over one's own legs;

[ være ved at falde over sine egne ben af iver] be falling over oneself;

[ hjælpe en på benene] help somebody to his feet;

(fig) set somebody on his feet;

[ hans formue fik hurtigt ben at gå på] he went through his fortune in no time;

[ komme på benene]

( efter fald) pick oneself up;

( rejse sig for at tale) get on (el. come to) one's feet;

[ komme ned på benene] land on one's feet;

[ stille på benene]

(fig) get up ( fx an exhibition);

[ stille en hær på benene] raise an army;

[ han kunne næsten ikke stå på benene] he could hardly stand up (el. keep on his feet);

[ stå på egne ben] stand on one's own two feet;

[ være på benene]

(dvs oppe) be up and about,

( efter sygdom også) be back on one's feet again;

[ hele byen er på benene] the whole town is astir;

[ slå benene væk under en] knock somebody off his feet;

[ sætte det længste ben foran] put one's best foot forward;

[ jeg vil aldrig sætte mine ben i hans hus] I will never set foot in his house;

[ tage benene på nakken] take to one's heels;

[ være dårlig (, rask) til bens] be a bad (, good) walker;

[ gøre sig ud til bens] cut up rough;

[ let til bens] light-footed;

[ du skal have en til det andet ben]

(dvs en drink) a bird never flew on one wing.

Danish-English dictionary > ben
117 dråbe

sg - drǻben, pl - drǻber

ка́пля ж

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dribble, drip, drop

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(en -r) drop;

( mindste væskemål) minim;

[ dråber]

(med.) drops;

[ dråben der får bægeret til at flyde over] the last straw (that breaks the camel's back);

[ dråben huler stenen] constant dripping wears away the stone;

[ det er som en dråbe i havet] it is a drop in the ocean (el. the bucket);

[ en dråbe vand] a drop of water;

[ de ligner hinanden som to dråber vand] they are as like as two peas.

Danish-English dictionary > dråbe
118 finde

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1) находи́ть

fínde sted — происходи́ть, име́ть ме́сто;

2) счита́ть, признава́ть

fínde på nóget — вы́думать [приду́мать] что-л.

fínde ud af nóget — разобра́ться в чём-л.

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discovery, find, hit on, lay (one's) hands on, locate, look out, pick up, recover, strike

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vb (fandt, fundet) find;

( synes) think ( fx I think he is stupid),

F consider;

( erkende) find ( fx I find it impossible);

[ med sb:]

[ finde døden] meet one's death;

[ finde hvile] find rest;

[ finde købere] find buyers;

[ finde sted] take place,

(se også sted);

[ finde vej] find one's way;

[ med præp, adv:]

[ finde for godt] think fit, choose;

[ finde noget frem] find (el. produce) something, bring something to light;

[ finde hjem] find one's way home;

[ finde igen] find again, recover;

[ finde på] think of, invent;

(se også I. råd);

[ kunne finde rundt] know one's way around (i in);

[ finde sig i] put up with,

F submit to;

[ finde sig i sin skæbne] resign oneself to one's fate;

[ jeg vil ikke finde mig i det]

T I won't stand for it;

[ finde sig til rette], se II. ret;

[ finde tilbage (, ud)] find one's way back (, out);

[ finde ud af] find out ( fx the answer; what has happened),

( opdage) discover;

( forstå) make out ( fx the meaning of something; I cannot make him out);

(løse etc) work out ( fx a code, a problem, a riddle, the system),

( med besvær) puzzle out ( fx how it works, what he meant; the

solution, the system; I can't puzzle him out),

(især am, T) figure out;

[ det ( problem) må de finde ud af indbyrdes]

T they must fight (, talk, work) it out for themselves;

[ de kan ikke finde ud af det sammen]

(dvs enes) T they don't hit it off;

[ finde ud af at] find out that,

( opdage) discover that;

(se også findes).

Danish-English dictionary > finde
119 genoptage

4

1) возобнови́ть

2) восстана́вливать

* * *

renew, resume

* * *

vb take up again ( fx the scheme, the matter, the thread), revive

( fx the scheme, a tradition),

F resume ( fx the meeting);

(teat) revive;

( som medlem i forening) readmit;

[ genoptage arbejdet] resume work,

( efter strejke) go back (to work).

Danish-English dictionary > genoptage
120 kæmpe

sg - kǽmpen, pl - kǽmper

богаты́рь м, велика́н м

* * *

battle, fight, giant, grapple, mammoth, monster, scramble, struggle, wrestle

* * *

I. (en -r) giant;

( kriger) warrior;

(bot) plantain.

II. vb fight ( fx for freedom; to the bitter end);

( ofte hårdt, længe) struggle ( fx to reach the shore; for freedom, for power; with difficulties);

F battle ( fx for first place; against ill-health);

[ kæmpe sig frem] fight one's way;

[ kæmpe sig igennem] struggle through;

[ kæmpe med] fight against; struggle with;

[ kæmpe med gråden] fight back one's tears;

[ kæmpe med søvnen] fight against sleep;

[ kæmpe om prisen] contend (el. compete) for the prize;

[ de kæmpende] the combatants, the contending parties.

Danish-English dictionary > kæmpe

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