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1 irettesættelse
sg - iréttesættelsen, pl - iréttesættelserзамеча́ние с; исправле́ние с* * *admonition, rebuke, reprimand, reproof, tell off* * *reproof; rebuke; reprimand; ticking-off. -
2 mildt
benignly, charitably, leniently, mildly, softly* * *adv mildly, gently, softly;[ et mildt bebrejdende blik] a glance of gentle reproof;[ mildt sagt] to put it mildly; to say the least (of it);[ se mildt til] look kindly at;(fig også) smile on. -
3 reprimande
* * *(en -r) reprimand,( skarp) rebuke,( mildere) reproof;[ give én en reprimande] reprimand (, rebuke, reprove) somebody. -
4 tilrettevisning
(en -er) reprimand; reproof; rebuke. -
5 træffe
encounter, meet* * *vb (traf, truffet)( ramme) hit;( efterligne træffende) hit off ( fx you hit him off to a tee);( møde) meet, fall in with, come (el. run) across, run (, T: bump) into;( finde) find ( fx find nobody at home);( foretage) make ( fx arrangements, a decision, preparations; make one's choice);[ træffes]( mødes) meet,( findes) be found;[ han træffes på sit kontor] you can see him at his office;[ jeg følte mig truffet] I felt that the cap fitted (me), I felt that the remark applied to me,( om bebrejdelse) I felt that the reproof was merited;[ føler du dig truffet?] if the cap fits, wear it;( mødes) meet;[træffer jeg hr. X?] is Mr X in?( i telefonen) can I speak to Mr. X?[ kuglen traf ham ikke] the bullet missed him;[ loddet traf ham] the lot fell on him;[jeg skal træffe nogen kl. 1] I have an appointment at (el. for) one o'clock;[ træffe på]( ting) come across, hit upon,(se også ovf: træffe);[ træffe sammen] meet,( om begivenheder) coincide;[ træffe sig] (so) happen;[ det traf sig at jeg var hjemme] I happened to be at home;[ det traf sig så heldigt at de netop var kommet] fortunately they had just arrived;[ træffe alles smag] suit all tastes, please everybody.
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Reproof — Re*proof (r? pr??f ), n. [OE. reproef. See {Proof}, {Reprove}.] 1. Refutation; confutation; contradiction. [Obs.] [1913 Webster] 2. An expression of blame or censure; especially, blame expressed to the face; censure for a fault; chiding; reproach … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
reproof — I noun admonishment, admonition, animadversion, aspersion, berating, blame, castigation, censure, charge, condemnation, contempt, criticism, denunciation, depreciation, derogation, diatribe, disapprobation, discipline, disparagement, execration,… … Law dictionary
reproof — c.1300, shame, disgrace, from O.Fr. reprove, from reprover to blame (see REPROVE (Cf. reprove)). Meaning censure, rebuke is recorded from mid 14c … Etymology dictionary
reproof — ► NOUN ▪ a rebuke or reprimand. ORIGIN from Old French reprover reprove … English terms dictionary
reproof — [repro͞o′v lri pro͞of′] n. [ME reprove < OFr reprouve < reprouver] the act of reproving or something said in reproving; rebuke; censure: also reproval [repro͞o′v l] … English World dictionary
reproof — [[t]rɪpru͟ːf[/t]] reproofs N VAR If you say or do something in reproof, you say or do it to show that you disapprove of what someone has done or said. [FORMAL] She raised her eyebrows in reproof... They spoke in tones of gentle reproof. ...a… … English dictionary
reproof — re|proof [rıˈpru:f] n formal [Date: 1300 1400; : Old French; Origin: reprove, from reprover; REPROVE] 1.) [U] blame or disapproval ▪ She greeted me with a look of cold reproof. 2.) a remark that blames or criticizes someone ▪ a mild reproof … Dictionary of contemporary English
reproof — noun formal 1 (U) blame or disapproval: She felt the reproof of her father s gaze. 2 (C) a remark that blames or criticizes someone: a sharp reproof … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
reproof — UK [rɪˈpruːf] / US [rɪˈpruf] noun Word forms reproof : singular reproof plural reproofs formal a) [uncountable] criticism, or blame b) [countable] a comment that expresses criticism or blame … English dictionary
reproof — noun he muttered reproof Syn: rebuke, reprimand, reproach, admonishment, admonition; disapproval, censure, criticism, condemnation; informal dressing down … Thesaurus of popular words
reproof — 1. n. 1 blame (a glance of reproof). 2 a rebuke; words expressing blame. Etymology: ME f. OF reprove f. reprover REPROVE 2. v.tr. 1 render (a coat etc.) waterproof again. 2 make a fresh proof of (printed matter etc.) … Useful english dictionary
