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1 per
[рал] præp., prop. по, за, вturen koster 100 kr. prop. person prop. dag поездка стоит по 100 крон с носа -
2 pro
* * *:### [ pro anno] per annum;[ pro et contra] pro and con;[ alt hvad der kan siges både pro et contra] all the pros and cons;[ pro mille] per thousand;[ pro persona] each, per head, per person;[ pro primo] in the first place, firstly;[ pro rata] pro rata. -
3 prop
blockage, bung, clot, plug, stopper, top* * *(en -per)( til flaske) cork,( af glas, gummi etc) stopper;(elekt sikringsprop) fuse;( tyk person) dumpling;[ fare op som en prop] jump up like a jack-in-the-box;[ få en prop](T: fig) throw a fit ( fx he'll throw a fit when he hears it), have a(blue) fit. -
4 skat
darling, dear, gem, honey, levy, love, pet, sweetheart, tax, treasure* * *I. (en -te)( kostbarhed) treasure;( skjulte kostbarheder) treasure ( fx a buried treasure), hoard;( forråd) store ( fx of learning);[ min skat!]( til person) darling! sweetheart! my dear!(især am) honey!II. (en -ter)( til staten) tax;( til lokale myndigheder, uden for Engl) local taxes,(i Engl, kun af fast ejendom) rates;( forbrugsskat) excise tax ( fx on tobacco, alcohol and petrol);( afgift) duty;( beskatning) taxation ( fx reduce (, increase) taxation);(især hist.: tribut) tribute ( fx they had to pay (a) tribute to the conqueror);[ skattens mønt] the tribute money;[ skatter og afgifter] taxes and dues;[ betale skat af] pay tax (, taxes) on;[ betale i skat] pay in tax ( fx pay $1,000 (, 30 per cent) in (income) tax);[ hvad betaler du i skat?] how much income tax do you pay?[ lægge skat på noget] put (el. lay) a tax (, duty) on something,F impose a tax (, duty) on something;[sætte en i skat for $1 000] assess somebody at $1,000. -
5 knop
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