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1 planke
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2 sovebriks
plank bed. -
3 beklæde
drape, line* * **( dække) cover;( med brædder) board;( med papir) paper;( med planker) plank;( med plader) plate;( med fliser) tile;( indvendig) line;( udvendig) face;( et embede) hold, fill. -
4 bore
1сверли́ть, просве́рливать* * *bore, drill* * *vb bore ( fx bore a hole in a plank),( med vridbor) gimlet;( trykke) sink ( fx sink one's nails into something; the cat sank her claws into my hand);[ bore en brønd] sink a well;[ bore i sænk] sink;[ hun borede kniven i hans hjerte] she plunged the knife into his heart;(fig) elbow one's way (forward),( listigt) worm one's way. -
5 bred
1. sg - bredden, pl - bredderбе́рег м2.широ́кий* * *bank, brink, broad, wide* * *I. (en -der)(af flod el. sø) bank,(af sø el. hav) shore;[ floden gik (el. løb) over sine bredder] the river overflowed (el. broke) its banks;[ ved havets bred] on the seashore.II. adj( især om åbning) wide ( fx opening, entrance, street; the river is 50 metres wide);( især om flade) broad ( fx plank, street, river; shoulders, chest; grin; 2 metres broad);(fig) broad ( fx agreement, interpretation, selection),F comprehensive ( fx treatment of a subject),( også om fortælling) detailed ( fx description);( om stilen) diffuse;( om dialekt) broad;[ seks fod lang og fire bred] six feet by four;[ de brede lag] the masses, the general public; the common people;( ofte =) the man in the street;[ over en bred front] on a wide (el. broad) front;[ gøre bredere] widen, broaden;(fig) have broad shoulders;(fig) the primrose path;(se også bredt). -
6 briks
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7 bræt
board, plank* * *(et, brædder) board;[ på ét bræt] at once;[ sætte alt på ét bræt] stake everything on one throw;(se også brædder). -
8 gangbræt
footbridge, plank. -
9 grov
гру́бый* * *abusive, coarse, crass, crude, gross, gruff, raucous, rough, rude, rugged, scurrilous, surly* * *adj(ru; ikke udarbejdet) rough ( fx plank; sketch);( primitiv) crude ( fx a crude wooden hut; crude effects);( uhøflig) rude;( uanstændig) gross, coarse ( fx language);( alvorlig) gross ( fx negligence, injustice, insult);[ groft arbejde] rough work;[ grov fejl] gross blunder;[ grov forbrydelse] serious crime;[ grov kost] coarse food;[ grove løjer] horseplay;[(fig:) det er grove løjer! det er lige groft nok!]T it's a bit much![ grov i munden] foul-mouthed;[ på det groveste] grossly;[ en grov smag] a coarse taste;[ en grov spøg] a coarse jest;( korporlig) a piece of horseplay;[ en grov stemme] a gruff voice;[ hans grove træk] his coarse features;[ i grove træk] roughly, in broad outline;[ groft tyveri] grand larceny;[ det er for groft!] that's the limit! -
10 programpunkt
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11 smække
bang, clang, rap, slam, smack, spank, swat, whack* * *vb( om svag lyd) click, snap,( om stærkere lyd) bang, slam;( ramme med slag) smack, slap ( fx a child),( give endefuld) spank, give a spanking;( flue) swat;( anbringe med en hurtig bevægelse) clap ( fx clap one's hat on);(anbringe med et smæk el. bump) slap (el. plank) (down) ( fx she slapped(el. planked) the plate (down) on the table);(se også lussing);[ med præp & adv:][ smække en bog i] shut a book with a snap, snap a book shut;[ smække en dør i] swing a door to,( voldsomt) slam a door (shut);( så at låsen fanger) latch a door;[ døren smækkede i] the door swung to (, slammed shut),( mindre voldsomt) the door clicked shut,( med et brag) the door closed with a bang;[ låget smækkede i] the lid snapped shut;(se også I. fælde);[ smække ham i enden] smack his bottom;[ smække en inde] lock somebody in;[ smække med døren] slam the door;[ smække med tungen] click one's tongue;[ smække døren op] throw (, voldsomt: fling) the door open;(dvs bygge hurtigt) run (el. knock) up a house;[ smække en plakat op] stick (up) a bill;[ smække sædet op] tip up the seat;[ smække én over fingrene] rap somebody on (el. over) the knuckles, give somebody a rap on the knuckles;[ smække hælene sammen] click one's heels;[ smække kæberne sammen] snap one's teeth together;[ smække en ude] lock somebody out;[ med sig:][ smække sig inde] lock oneself in;[ smække sig ned i en stol] flop down in a chair;[ smække sig ude] lock oneself out.
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