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1 sprede
broadcast, diffuse, disband, disperse, diversify, propagate, scatter, spread, strew* * ** spread ( fx manure over a field, payments over a longer period, terror, knowledge, sunshine about one, disease, one's fingers);( til forskellige sider, splitte) scatter ( fx he scattered the books all over the floor; the storm scattered the ships; scatter seed),F disperse ( fx the police dispersed the crowd; disperse the troops; the examination scores are dispersed over a range from 3 to 11);( fordrive, fx tungsind, F) dispel, dissipate;( udsende, fx lys) give out ( fx heat, light);(fys) diffuse ( fx light);[ sprede sig, spredes] spread; scatter,F disperse ( fx the crowd scattered (, dispersed)); -
2 variere
* * *vb vary;[ variere mellem ti og tyve] vary between ten and twenty, vary (el. range) from ten to twenty. -
3 svinge
bear, bend, brandish, curve, fork, pivot, range, slew, swerve, swing, swish, veer* * *vb (svingede el. svang, svinget el. svunget)( med objekt) swing ( fx one's arms, a stick, a child on to one's back, the door open),( vifte med) wave ( fx a flag, a handkerchief),( med en flot bevægelse, F) flourish ( fx one's hat, one's stick);( lade ændre retning) swing, turn ( fx one's car into a side street);[` svinge med], se ovf;( uden objekt) swing ( fx the rope (, the door, the pendulum) was swinging; he was swinging on a rope; the door swung open),( ændre retning) swing, turn ( fx the car swung round the corner; the road turns to the left),( pludseligt: vige ud) swerve ( fx the car swerved out in front of him);( vibrere) vibrate ( fx a string (, a tuning fork) vibrates),(fys) oscillate ( fx a pendulum (, a wave) oscillates);( forandre sig) vary ( fx prices vary between £100 and £120 for one gramme; her feelings varied between joy and fear),( være ustadig, F) fluctuate ( fx prices (, the temperature)fluctuated; fluctuate between hope and fear);( skifte standpunkt) swing over ( fx to the Conservatives);( også) turn the corner;[ svingende](dvs ustabil) changeable, variable;[ en svingende tallerken] a heaped plate;[ med sig:][ svinge sig fra gren til gren] swing (oneself) from branch to branch;[ svinge sig i sadlen] swing oneself (el. vault) into the saddle;[ svinge sig ned fra] swing oneself down from ( fx a tree);(fig) rise ( fx rise to the position of chief manager);( om fugl) soar;(fig) summon up, work up,T get up ( fx I can't summon (etc) up any enthusiasm (, pity) for him). -
4 veksle
alternate, change, exchange, range* * *vb( ombytte) change ( fx money);( udveksle) exchange ( fx glances, letters);[ kan du veksle et pund?] can you change a pound for me? can you give me change for a pound?( uden objekt) ( skifte) change ( fx the weather seemed to change from day to day),( variere) vary ( fx in size, in quality; prices vary from place to place),( skiftes) alternate ( fx rain and sunshine alternated);[ med præp:][ veksle med] alternate with ( fx sunshine alternating with rain);[ veksle mellem] alternate between ( fx hope and fear);[ veksle sedlen til (el. i) pennystykker] change the note into pennies;[ veksle sine penge til fransk valuta] change one's money into French currency. -
5 hold
sg - holdet, pl - hold1) гру́ппа ж; сме́на ж ( рабочих); спорт. кома́нда ж2) усто́йчивость ж, вы́держка ж, сто́йкость ж* * *hold, squad, team* * *I. (et -)( personer) group,( mindre, med særligt formål) party ( fx of schoolchildren, of tourists; a search (, rescue) party);( samarbejdende, fx af forskere) team;( mandskab) crew ( fx a TV camera manned by a crew of two men; a repair crew),( sjak) gang,( nyt hold, afløsningshold) relay,( skiftehold) shift ( fx the day (, night) shift);( ved spisning) relay,( servering) sitting;( sportshold) team, side;( undervisningshold) class, group;( i spørgekonkurrence) panel;[ arbejde i hold] work in groups (, teams),( skiftevis) work in (el. by) relays ( fx they worked in relays to clear the road),( om skiftehold) work in shifts;[ skylle det i tre hold vand] rinse it in three changes of water;[ spise i hold] eat in relays.II. (et)( tag, herredømme) hold, grasp;( fasthed, konsekvens) substance ( fx there is no substance in the proposal),(se også ndf: hold i);T guts ( fx he has no backbone (, guts));( muskelømhed) pain;[ der er ikke hold i hans påstand] his assertion is untenable,T his assertion will not hold water;[ der er ikke hold i rygtet] the rumour is without foundation;[ hold over lænden] a pain in the back, lumbago;[ på nært hold] close to ( fx close to, he looks old), at close quarters(af with),( om skud) at short range;[ på nærmere hold] more closely. -
6 leje
наём м, прока́т мtil léje — сдаётся ( в наём)
* * *den, hire, lease, rent, rental, take* * *I. (en -r)( betaling) rent ( fx let the flat at a rent of £35 a week; the rent for the flat is £35 a week);( det at leje) hire ( fx pay for the hire of a car (, room)),(se også lejemål);[ hvad betaler du i leje] how much rent do you pay?[ betale mere i leje] pay more rent;[ til leje] for hire,( om bolig) to let;[ bo til leje i et hus] have taken a house; rent a house;( i lejlighed) have taken a flat, rent a flat;(dvs i værelse) lodge with.II. (et -r) bed;( læges) couch;( vildt dyrs) lair, den,( hares) form, seat;( akselleje) bearing;( flodleje) bed;(geol) layer, bed,( fagligt) stratum;( færgeleje) berth;( fiskerleje) fishing hamlet;( stemmens) pitch,( omfang) range;( fosterleje) presentation;[ bringe ud af leje] dislocate;[ finde sit naturlige leje] find its own level;[ komme i et fast leje] assume a (more) permanent form;[ ved hans leje] at his bedside.III. vb rent,( for kortere tid også) hire ( fx a boat, a car, clothes, atelevision),(am) rent;( om langtidsleje) lease;( om bolig) rent (af from),T take;[ leje ud] hire out ( fx boats);[ leje sig ind] take lodgings ( hos with). -
7 opstille
array, range* * *vb put up, set up;( anbringe) put,(mere F) place;(monument etc) put up, set up,F erect;( montere) mount ( fx a machine);( ordne) arrange ( fx in alphabetical order); order ( fx chessmen for a game);( på række) line up;( soldater i bestemt orden) draw up, form up,F dispose;( etablere militære enheder) establish, set up ( fx an army, four battalions);( raketter) install; deploy;( postere) post ( fx sentries);(fig) set up ( fx as one's ideal);( fremsætte) put forward, advance ( fx a claim, a theory);F pose, propound ( fx a problem);(udfærdige etc) draw up ( fx a budget, a contract, a list, a programme);( fastlægge) lay down, make ( fx conditions, a rule);(mat.) set up ( fx a formula, an equation);( til valg) nominate, put up, run;(am) run ( til for, fx he is running for President);[ ti partier opstiller ved valget] candidates from ten parties are standing(for election); ten parties are putting forward candidates (for election). -
8 skyde
fire, put forth, put out, send, shift, shoot, sprout* * *vb (skød, skudt)( puffe) push,T shove;( om planter) put out, send out ( fx leaves),(= vokse) shoot, grow;( om muldvarp) throw up earth;( om og med skydevåben; i fodbold) shoot ( fx with a gun, with a bow and arrows);( stjæle) pinch; scrump ( fx apples);(typ) lead (out);[ skyd!] fire!( i fodbold) shoot![ desertøren blev skudt på stedet] the deserter was shot out of hand;[ skyde en god fart] make good headway;[ skyde ham]( om slange) cast off the slough, slough (the skin);[ hans øjne skød lyn] his eyes flashed;[ katten skyder ryg] the cat arches its back;[ skyde et skud] fire a shot;(se også nærved);[ med præp & adv:][ skyde `af]( fjerne ved skud) shoot off,( affyre) fire, let off,F discharge;( pil) shoot;[ skyde efter] shoot at;[ skyde forbi]( fejl) miss (the mark);(dvs krybe uden om) shirk one's responsibility;( opgive) abdicate one's responsibility;[ skyde fra hoften] shoot from the hip;[ skyde tanken fra sig] dismiss the idea;(se også I. slå);[ skyde noget frem] push something forward;[ skyde brystet frem] expand one's chest,( af stolthed) puff out one's chest;[ skyde frem]( rage frem) jut (out),F project,( gro frem) shoot;(se også skyde op);( undskylde sig med) plead;(mil.) find the range (by straddling the target);T she winked at med, she made eyes at me, she gave me the glad eye;( om forsvarsløs) gun down;( i luften) bring down ( fx a bird, an aeroplane),( om fly, pilot også) shoot down;[ skyde op]( vokse) shoot up,( vokse frem) sprout up,( brede sig hastigt) mushroom;[ skyde ammunitionen op] use up (el. expend) the ammunition;[ skyde en dør op] push open a door;(mar) coil a rope;(se også hjerte);[ skyde over], se I. mål;[ skyde `på]( skubbe) push;[` skyde på en] shoot at somebody;[ jeg skyder (dvs gætter) på at] my guess is that;(se også skyld);[ skyde sammen](dvs skillinge sammen til en gave) club together ( fx club together to buy a present);( bidrage) contribute;[` skyde til en], se ovf: skyde med;[ skyde døren ` til] push the door to;[ skyde til skive] shoot at a target;(se også I. mål);[ skyde ud]( skubbe ud) push out,( opsætte) put off,( affyre) fire,F discharge,( fare ud) shoot out, dart out. -
9 udvalg
assortment, committee, range, selection* * *(et -)( noget der er udvalgt) selection ( fx a selection of poems);( noget at vælge imellem) choice,F selection ( fx the shop has a large choice (, selection) of wines);( personer; nedsat ud af større forsamling) committee;( udpeget til særlig opgave) commission;[ nedsætte et udvalg] set up (el. appoint) a committee;[ henvise et lovforslag til et udvalg] send a Bill into committee, refer a Bill to a committee;[ sidde i et udvalg] sit (el. be) on a committee (, commission);[ Shelley i udvalg] selections from Shelley.
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