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1 horisont
* * *subst. [ synskrets] horizon, skyline subst. horizon, range, scope, perception (ha en snever horisont) be narrow-minded, have a narrow ken (ha en vid horisont) have a broad horizon (fly) (kunstig horisont) artificial horizon (sann horisont) celestial horizon, true horizon (utenfor ens horisont) beyond one's ken, beyond one (utvide ens horisont) widen one's horizon, broaden one's horizons, broaden one's mind (overført) (begrenset horisont) narrowness, lack of perspective (fri horisont) clear horizon -
2 rekkevidde
* * *subst. reach, range, scope, extent (innen rekkevidde) within reach (utenfor rekkevidde) beyond reach -
3 virkeområde
subst. (jus) scope, scope and extent, application (jus) (lovens virkeområde) range of application (lovens virkeområde) the scope and extent of the Act -
4 arbeidsområde
subst. [ stedet] working area, working space subst. [ spesialfelt] subject, sphere, field subst. [ persons] functions subst. (teleteknikk) working range, work point, region of operation subst. [ i bredden] scope
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