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1 gåde
sg - gáden, pl - gáderу́лица жmidt på gáden — на середи́не у́лицы
blind gáde — тупи́к м
* * ** * *(en -r) riddle ( fx ask somebody a riddle),( ordgåde også) conundrum;(fig: noget ubegribeligt) mystery ( fx it is a mystery to me how he did it),( forvirrende) puzzle ( fx he is a puzzle to me),( især om noget man søger en løsning på) riddle ( fx he is a riddle to me; the riddle of the universe; the riddle of existence);(F: dyb gåde) enigma;( også) it puzzles me;T it beats me;[ tale i gåder] speak (el. talk) in riddles. -
2 gennemhulle
hole, pick holes in, riddle* * *vb perforate, punch,( på flere steder) riddle ( fx (fig) his arguments). -
3 finde
41) находи́тьfínde sted — происходи́ть, име́ть ме́сто;
2) счита́ть, признава́тьfínde på nóget — вы́думать [приду́мать] что-л.
fínde ud af nóget — разобра́ться в чём-л.
* * *discovery, find, hit on, lay (one's) hands on, locate, look out, pick up, recover, strike* * *vb (fandt, fundet) find;( synes) think ( fx I think he is stupid),F consider;( erkende) find ( fx I find it impossible);[ med sb:][ finde døden] meet one's death;[ finde hvile] find rest;[ finde købere] find buyers;[ finde sted] take place,(se også sted);[ finde vej] find one's way;[ med præp, adv:][ finde for godt] think fit, choose;[ finde noget frem] find (el. produce) something, bring something to light;[ finde hjem] find one's way home;[ finde igen] find again, recover;[ finde på] think of, invent;(se også I. råd);[ kunne finde rundt] know one's way around (i in);[ finde sig i] put up with,F submit to;[ finde sig i sin skæbne] resign oneself to one's fate;T I won't stand for it;[ finde sig til rette], se II. ret;[ finde tilbage (, ud)] find one's way back (, out);[ finde ud af] find out ( fx the answer; what has happened),( opdage) discover;( forstå) make out ( fx the meaning of something; I cannot make him out);(løse etc) work out ( fx a code, a problem, a riddle, the system),( med besvær) puzzle out ( fx how it works, what he meant; thesolution, the system; I can't puzzle him out),(især am, T) figure out;T they must fight (, talk, work) it out for themselves;(dvs enes) T they don't hit it off;[ finde ud af at] find out that,( opdage) discover that;(se også findes). -
4 gætte
1отга́дывать, уга́дыватьgæt engáng! — отгада́й-ка!
* * *conjecture, divine, guess* * *vb guess;[ godt gættet!] that was a good guess;[ gætte en gåde] solve a riddle;[ jeg gætter på John] I think John; my guess is John;[ jeg gætter på at han er 40 år] I should put his age at 40;[ gætte rigtigt] guess right;[ gætte sig til] guess ( fx the reason);[ han må have gættet sig til det] he must have arrived at it by pure guesswork; he must have guessed it. -
5 løsning
sg - løsningen, pl - løsningerреше́ние с, разреше́ние с; развя́зка ж* * *answer, resolution, solution* * *(en -er)( det at løsne) loosening, relaxation;( det at løse, fx problem) solution ( fx of a problem),(bevilling etc) taking out ( fx of a licence);( svar) solution (på to, fx a problem), answer (på to, fx a riddle);( ved præmiekonkurrence) entry. -
6 sold
revel, revelry* * *I. (en)( lønning) pay;[ syndens sold er døden] the wages of sin is death;[ i en fremmed magts sold] in the pay of a foreign power.II. (et -)( drikkegilde) blow-out, binge.III. (et -)( sigte) sieve,( grovere) riddle.
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