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21 aldersbevis
subst. identification, ID card, ID, proof of one's age, senior citizen's card -
22 avlegge bevis på noe
verb. give proof of something -
23 avtrekk
subst. flue, vent, outlet, vent pipe, ventilation, infusion, evacuation subst. (typografi) proof, pull -
24 bakepapir
subst. baking paper, grease-proof paper -
25 barnesikret
adj. child proof -
26 begrunne
verb. [ være grunnen til] be the reason for, be the cause of, underlie verb. [ motivere] give one's reason for, state the reason for, give the grounds for verb. [ underbygge] substantiate, give proof of, make good -
27 bevis for
(jus) (føre bevis for) adduce evidence of (jus) (føre bevis for) furnish proof of (jus) (føre bevis for) prove, demonstrate -
28 bevis på
(som bevis på) in proof of -
29 bevisbyrden hviler på ham
subst. the burden of proof lies with him -
30 bevisbyrderegler
pl. standard of proof -
31 beviskjede
subst. chain of evidence, chain of proof -
32 beviskrav
subst. (jus) standard of proof -
33 bevislighet
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34 bevismateriale
subst. evidence, documents, case, proof -
35 bevismidler
subst. means of proof (jus) (reelle bevismidler) physical evidence, real evidence -
36 bevisspørsmålet
subst. (jus) question of evidence, question of proof -
37 bevistema
subst. object of proof -
38 branndør
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39 brannimpregnering
(tekstil) flame-proof finish -
40 brannsikker safe
(varmeteknologi) fire-proof safe
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