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4 positiv
favourable, positive* * *I. (en -er)(gram.) the positive (degree).II. (et -er)(fot) positive;( lirekasse) barrel organ.III. adj( velvillig) favourable ( fx attitude, reaction, reply, review), sympathetic ( fx attitude);(F: bekræftende) positive, affirmative ( fx answer, reply);(fys, mat., med. etc) positive ( fx electricity, pole; number; the test was positive);[ være positivt indstillet til forslaget] be favourably disposed to the proposal, be in sympathy with the proposal, approve of the proposal, take (up) a sympathetic attitude;[ jeg ved det positivt] I know it for certain. -
5 egentlig
1. aсо́бственный2. advсо́бственноégentlig talt — со́бственно говоря́
* * ** * *I. adj proper ( fx det egentlige Danmark Denmark proper);( virkelig) real ( fx the real reason),(F: sikker) positive ( fx we did not find a positive answer to the problem (, positive proof of his guilt); were you given positive promises?);[ i ordets egentlige betydning, i egentlig forstand] in the proper (el.true) sense of the word, literally.II. adv really ( fx he is quite nice, really), actually; after all( fx after all, what does it matter?);( præcis) exactly ( fx I don't know exactly what happened), precisely (fx what precisely does it mean?);( hvis det gik rigtigt til) by rights ( fx he ought to go to prison by rights);( oprindelig) originally ( fx originally he came from Georgia);[ egentlig talt] properly (el. strictly) speaking;[ ikke egentlig] not exactly ( fx he is not exactly stupid);[ egentlig ikke!] not really! -
6 konkret
конкре́тный; реа́льный, нагля́дный* * *concrete, tangible, tangibly* * *I. adj(mods abstrakt) concrete;( bestemt) definite,F concrete ( fx proposals, proof), tangible ( fx proof), positive( fx I can't give you the positive figures ( tal));[ konkrete drøftelser] specific discussions (el. negotiations);(se også realitetsforhandlinger).II. (et -er) concrete noun. -
7 sikker
certain, infallible, safe, secure, sure, unerring* * *adj( forvisset) sure,( helt sikker, F) positive ( på at that);( utvivlsom) sure ( fx sign, method), certain ( fx knowledge; it is certain that he is not coming; so much is certain: he is not coming; victory seemed certain),( stærkere, F) positive ( fx proof);( sikret, i sikkerhed, som kan holde el. bære) safe ( fx my money is safe; at last we are safe; keep it in a safe place; a safe investment; is the ice safe?);( med henblik på fremtiden, tryg) secure ( fx future, job; at last we can feel secure; a secure investment; is your money secure there?);( pålidelig) safe ( fx driver), reliable ( fx source),F unerring ( fx instinct, judgment, taste);(som ikke ryster el. vakler) steady ( fx hand, supporter);( dygtig) competent;( selvsikker) (self-)confident, self-assured,(ofte let neds) sure of oneself,(neds) cocksure;[ have et sikkert blik for] have an unerring eye for;[ for at være på den sikre side] to be on the safe side;(dvs vil sikkert vinde) he is a sure winner, he is sure to win,T he is a dead cert;(dvs har vundet sikkert) he is a clear winner;[ det er både sikkert og vist] that is absolutely certain;(se også forvaring, I. kilde, overbevisning);[ med præp:][ sikker for (el. imod)] safe from, secure from;( stærkere) immune from (el. against) ( fx attack, persecution);[ være sikker i noget] be well up in something, master something;[ sikker i sin sag] sure of what one is saying, certain that one is right;( stole på en) rely (el. depend) on somebody;(dvs sejrssikker) be sure (, stærkere: confident) that one will win(el. of winning);[ jeg er sikker på at] I am sure (el. certain el. confident) that ( fx he will come);( lidt mere usikkert) I dare say that ( fx he will come);[ stå tidligt op for at være sikker på at komme til tiden] get up early to be sure (el. certain) of getting there in time;[ jeg er ikke sikker på at] I am not sure (el. certain) that;[ det er jeg nu ikke så sikker på] I don't know about that;[ det skal du nu ikke være så sikker på] don't be too sure;[ jeg er ikke sikker på om] I am not sure (el. certain) if (el. whether);[ sikker på benene] steady on one's legs;[ være sikker på hånden] have a steady hand;[ sikker på sig selv] sure of oneself, self-confident. -
8 additionstegn
addition sign, plus (sign), positive sign. -
9 formelig
adj absolute,T positive ( fx disgrace),F veritable ( fx the house was a veritable palace);adv literally ( fx we were literally starving), downright ( fx he was downright rude). -
10 forskelsbehandling
* * *:### [ ugunstig forskelsbehandling af] discrimination against;[ positiv forskelsbehandling] positive discrimination (af in favour of). -
11 fuldkommen
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12 fuldstændig
по́лный, це́лый (о комплекте и т. п.)* * *absolute, altogether, complete, dead, perfect, thorough, utter* * *adj complete;( fuldkommen) perfect;adv completely ( fx successful, ignorant, wrong), perfectly ( fxclean, right),(mere F) entirely ( fx different, wrong; not entirely satisfied),( kun om noget negativt) utterly ( fx ridiculous, mad, wrong);( stærkere, i positive udsagn) totally ( fx changed; I totally agree). -
13 nære
entertain, harbour, nourish, nurse, nurture* * *I. vb( give næring til) feed ( fx the fire);[ nære éns had] keep somebody's hatred alive.II. vb(følelser etc) have ( fx doubts, illusions, respect, a suspicion, a wish; have confidence in him), feel ( fx friendship for him);F entertain ( fx a hope, schemes),( om positive følelser også) cherish ( fx feelings, a hope),( om negative også) harbour ( fx suspicions, treacherous designs);( NB nære + sb oversættes ofte ved det tilsvarende vb, fx nære afsky forhate, loathe; nære agtelse for respect; nære frygt for fear; nærekærlighed til love; nære (mis)tillid til (dis)trust; nære tvivl omdoubt);[ nære en anskuelse] hold a view;[ nære bekymring for] be uneasy about;[ nære foragt for det] hold it in contempt;[ nære interesse for] take an interest in.III. vb:[ nære sig]( dy sig) behave oneself; resist the temptation;[ jeg kan ikke nære mig for varme] this heat is more than I can stand;[ jeg kunne ikke nære mig for at gøre det] I could not resist doing it; I simply had to do it;[ kan du nære dig!] behave (yourself)! no you don't![ du kan tro jeg kan nære mig!] you won't catch me doing it! -
14 overbevist
adj convinced;[ han er overbevist socialist] he is a confirmed Socialist, he is a Socialist by conviction;[ jeg føler mig overbevist om at] I am convinced that;( stærkere) I am positive that. -
15 særbehandling
special treatment;[ positiv særbehandling] preferential treatment; positive discrimination.
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