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1 fjernbetjening
remote control, telecontrol. -
2 fjernstyring
remote control. -
3 fjernkontrol
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4 fjern
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5 fjerntliggende
remote -
6 fjern
далёкий, отдалённыйi det fjerne — вдали́
* * *aloof, distant, far, faraway, remote* * *adj distant ( fx country; the distant past),F faraway ( fx country, times), far-off;( fjern og afsides) remote ( fx village);[ et fjernt blik] a faraway look;[ i det fjerne] in the distance;(dvs usandsynlig) a remote possibility,T a slender chance;( som ligger langt ude i fremtiden) a distant possibility;[ fra fjern og nær] from far and near;[ fjern slægtning] distant relative;[ Det fjerne Østen] the Far East; -
7 afsides
далёкий, да́льний, отдалённыйáfsides replik — театр. ре́плика в сто́рону
* * *faraway, lonely, secluded* * *adj out-of-the-way,( fjern) remote ( fx part of the country),( tilbagetrukket) retired ( fx spot),( ensom) solitary;adv out of the way;[ de bor meget afsides] they live in a very remote (el. solitary) place, they live well off the beaten track,T they live at the back of beyond;[ gå afsides] retire,( forrette sin nødtørft) relieve nature;[ en afsides replik] an aside. -
8 afkrog
backwater, corner* * *(en) corner,(F el. spøg.) nook;( af landet) out-of-the-way (el. remote) place; backwater;( lille ubetydelig by) one-horse town;(fig) recess ( fx the hidden recesses of the mind);( også) live at the back of beyond. -
9 egn
sg - egnen, pl - egneкрай м, ме́стность ж* * *(en -e) part of the country ( fx a remote part of the country), area, piece of country ( fx a beautiful piece of country);( omegn) neighbourhood;[ her på egnen] in this part of the country, in this neighbourhood,T in these parts. -
10 fjernere
adj (komp af fjern) more distant, farther, further; more remote. -
11 fjernstyre
vb steer by remote control. -
12 fjernstyret
телеуправля́емый* * *adj remote-controlled;[ fjernstyret bombe, fjernstyret projektil] guided missile. -
13 lille
concertina, little, puny, remote, short, slight, small, young* * *adj(pl små) small;( mere følelsesbetonet) little ( fx little children; a nice little house);( knap) rather less than, just under ( fx a week); not quite ( fx a million);( i lille format) miniature ( fx a miniature Napoleon);( om bogstav) small, lower-case,(se også bogstav);[ en lille] a baby ( fx she is going to have a baby);[ en lille en](dvs drink) a quick one;[ den lille](dvs barnet) baby ( fx baby is crying);[ lille bitte], se bitte;[ da jeg var lille] when I was a little boy (, girl); when I was quite young (el. small). -
14 perifer
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15 sen
adj late ( fx hour, dinner);( sendrægtig) slow,F tardy;admission);( om fremtid) remote ( fx the remotest generations);[ i en sen alder] late in life,F at an advanced age;[ det sene forår] the belated spring;[ sen til at gøre noget] slow to do something ( fx be slow to act),F tardy in doing something ( fx in acting);
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