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1 stamme
falter, stammer, stem, stutter, tribe* * *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);(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,( af sindsbevægelse) stammer, falter. -
2 udgå
* * *I. vb( udelades) be left out,F be omitted;( blive strøget) be cut out ( fx the scene was cut out),( blive slettet) be struck out,F be deleted;( i bogtryk) delete line 4;[ punkt 3 udgår af dagsordenen] item 3 is withdrawn from the agenda;(dvs startede ikke) he (, the horse) was scratched,( faldt fra under løbet) he (, the horse) dropped out of the race;[ lade udgå] leave out,F omit;(se også udgået).II. vb ( komme ud):[ udgå fra]( blive udsendt af) be sent out by,(F, især officielt) be issued by ( fx orders sent out (el. issued) by them);( udstrømme fra) emanate from ( fx their power emanates from the people; a sickening smell emanated from the dead animal);( stråle ud fra) radiate from ( fx roads radiating from the town),( om forgrening) branch off from ( fx the main road);( hidrøre fra) come from,F originate from;[ han er udgået fra en berømt skole] he has been educated at a famous school;[ lade udgå](dvs udsende) send out, publish,F issue;(se også udgående). -
3 at stamme fra
to originate from -
4 opstå
arise, being, erupt, form, originate* * *vb arise ( fx a conflict, a difficulty, a quarrel, a storm arose),T crop up ( fx new difficulties (, problems) cropped up);( bryde ud) break out ( fx a fire (, an epidemic) broke out);( blive til) come into existence ( fx new factories come into existence every year), come into being;( hurtigt) spring up ( fx new towns (, new factories, a rumour) sprang up);( af graven) rise (from the dead);[ opstå af] result from, arise from, be caused by;[ der opstod en pause] there was a pause,F a pause ensued. -
5 skrive
make out, put, write* * *vb (skrev, skrevet) write ( fx learn to write; write well; write one's name (, a letter, a book); she writes for a living),( i hast) scribble;( på maskine) type;( udfærdige) write (out) ( fx a cheque, a report), make out ( fx an application, a list, a report), draw up ( fx a contract, a list);( føre på éns regning) put down to somebody ( fx put it down to me),(mere F) charge to somebody's account ( fx she ordered it to be charged to her account);[ skrive én](dvs om politiet) book somebody, take somebody's name and address;[ hvad skriver vi i dag?] what date is it (today)?[ den der skriver disse linier] the present writer;[ hvorledes skrives Deres navn?] how do you spell your name?[ det skrevne ord] the written word;[ skrive rent], se rent;[ som skrevet står] as it says in Holy Writ;[ med sig:][ skrive sig noget bag øret] make a mental note of something;[skrive sig for $10] put oneself down for $10,(mere F) subscribe $10;[ skrive sig fra] be derived from,( fra person) originate with,( datere sig fra) date from;( om forfatter) get it out of one's system;[ med præp & adv:][ skrive `af] copy out, make a copy of, transcribe ( fx a text);( på regnskab) write off;[ skrive bag på en check] endorse a cheque;[` skrive efter](dvs rekvirere) write for;[ skrive ens håndskrift ` efter] imitate somebody's handwriting;(dvs ved bedrageri) forge somebody's signature;(se også I. diktat);(dvs debitere) put it down to him,(mere F) charge it to his account;[skrive ham for $5]( om bidrag) put him down for $5;[ skrive i et blad] contribute to a paper, write for a paper;[ skrevet i hånden] written by hand, hand-written;[ det stod skrevet i hans ansigt] it was written all over his face;[ skrive ind]( i en bog) enter,(renskrive fx en stil) make a fair copy of;(se også indskrive);[ skrive med]( om redskab) write with ( fx a pen, a pencil, a piece of chalk),( om resultat) write in ( fx write your essay in ink and not inpencil; written in capital letters (, ink));( om stavning) spell (el. write) with ( fx the name is spelt (el.written) with an h);[ ordet skrives med stort (, lille el. småt)] the word is spelt (el.written) with a capital (, small letter);( også) capitalize;[ skrive ned]( notere) write down,( især efter diktat) take down;( i værdi) write down,( om vare i butik) mark down;[ skrive `om]( igen) rewrite;[` skrive om]( berette om) write about ( fx one's childhood),( behandle) write on ( fx the history of printing);[ skrive op]( notere) write down,( ordinere) prescribe;( forhøje prisen på) write up,( om vare i butik) mark up;[ skrive på en bog] be working on (el. at) a book, be writing a book;[ skrive på maskine] type;[ skrive til en] write to somebody; write somebody ( fx she writes me every day);[ skrive noget ` til](= tilføje) add something;[ det skal skrives til Mr Jones] put it down to Mr Jones, please;(mere F) charge it to Mr Jones' account, please;[ skrive ud]( afskrive) copy (out),( fylde med skrift) write full;[ skrive ordet helt ud] write the word in full;[ skrive uden på et brev] address a letter;(fig) endorse;[ det navn (dvs pseudonym) han skriver under] his pen name;[ skrevet under et falsk navn] written under a false name. -
6 udspringe
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