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1 sejle
boat, sail* * *vb sail;( dyrke sejlsport) yacht;( sejle i robåd) row,F canoe;( gennem luften) sail;( skride, komme sejlende) sail ( fx into the room);(T: ligge i rod) be in a mess ( fx the kitchen was in a mess);[ gulvet sejlede af vand] the floor was swimming with water;(dvs komme bagud) lag behind;[ sejle ham agterud] leave him behind, outstrip him,F outdistance him,(mar) leave him astern;[ tage ud at sejle] go for a sail,( i robåd) go for a row;[klar til at sejle kl. 10] ready to leave at 10 o'clock;[ det hele sejlede for mig] my head was in a whirl; everything was swimming before my eyes;[ sejle i kano (, kajak)] go canoeing,F canoe;[ sejle i ballast] sail in ballast;[ sejle i sænk], se sænk;(fig) sail (el. sweep) into the room;(etc) go by steamer (etc);[ han sejlede til USA med " Queen Elizabeth"] he went to USA on (board) the "Queen Elizabeth";[ sejle med kul] carry coal;[ gulvet sejlede med vand] the floor was swimming with water;[ sejle mellem Esbjerg og Harwich] run (el. ply) between E. and H.;[ sejle over Atlanten] cross the Atlantic;[ sejle på Kina] be in the China trade;[ han er sejlet til Amerika] he has left for America;(se også sø). -
2 ro
calmness, peace, pull, quiet, quietness, repose, row, scull, tranquillity* * *I. (en)( hvile) rest;( fred, uforstyrrethed) peace,F tranquillity;( stilhed) quiet, stillness;( sindsligevægt) composure ( fx keep (, lose) one's composure),(mere F) equanimity;[ med vb:][ han kunne aldrig få ro for naboerne] his neighbours would never leave him in peace (el. give him any peace);[ han får ikke ro før man giver ham det] he will not be happy till he gets it;[ ikke have ro på sig] be restless;[( ikke) have ro i sit sind] be (un)easy in one's mind;[ tag det ( bare) så har sjælen ro!] take it and let us hear no more about it! take it, if you must![ opretholde ro og orden] keep order;[ med præp:][ i ro] at rest,( i fred) in peace,( om geværlås) at half-cock;[ holde sig i ro] keep quiet,( ikke arbejde) take a rest;[ i ro og mag] comfortably,( uden hast) at (one's) leisure;[ i ro og orden] in an orderly manner;[ tage noget med ro] keep calm (el. cool) about something;[ tag den med ro!]( ikke hidsig) steady!T keep your cool! keep your hair on!( ikke nervøs, ikke for travl) take it easy! easy does it!( du behøver ikke at skynde dig) there is no hurry![ falde til ro] calm down; settle down;[ få dem til at falde til ro] calm (, settle) them down;[gå (el. begive sig) til ro] go to bed,F retire;[ slå sig til ro] calm down,( slå sig ned, blive) settle (down);[ slå sig til ro med at] resign oneself to the fact that;[ hun slog sig til ro med at han nok kun var blevet forsinket] she decided that he had only been delayed and left it at that.II. vb row, pull,( med 2 lette årer) scull;[ tage én med ud at ro] take somebody for a row;[ ro en båd] row a boat;[ ro godt]( også) pull a good oar;[ ro i takt] pull together, keep stroke;[ ro en tur] go for a row.
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