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1 rekkefølge
порядок, последовательность* * *order, order, order* * *subst. order, sequence, succession, standing, ranking (i alfabetisk rekkefølge) in alphabetical order (i omvendt rekkefølge) in reverse order (i hurtig rekkefølge) in rapid succession -
2 motsatt
contrary, opposite* * *adj. opposite, contrary adj. reverse (fx ) adv. the other way round -
3 ombytte
verb. exchange, change (med for) (f.eks.He changed, or exchanged, his hat for a cap.
) verb. exchange (f.eks.Goods are exchanged free of charge.
) verb. interchange (f.eks.interchange the two names on the list
) verb. replace verb. reverse (f.eks. ) -
4 dom
conviction, judgement, sentence, verdict* * *subst. (jus) [ sivil sak] judgment subst. (jus) [ i kriminalsak] sentence subst. [ jurykjennelse] order, decision, ruling (by jury: verdict) subst. [ i sport] judgment, decision subst. [ i voldgift] award, decision subst. [ mening] opinion, judgment, verdict subst. (petro) dome (fellende dom) conviction (jus) (utrykt dom) unreported judgement, unreported opinion (anke en dom) appeal against a judgment (avsi dom) give a decision, pass sentence el. judgment (jus) (frifinnende dom) acquittal, judgement for the defendant (omstøte en dom) reverse a judgment
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