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1 reduce
rə'dju:s1) (to make less, smaller etc: The shop reduced its prices; The train reduced speed.) sette ned, redusere2) (to lose weight by dieting: I must reduce to get into that dress.) slanke seg, ta av3) (to drive, or put, into a particular (bad) state: The bombs reduced the city to ruins; She was so angry, she was almost reduced to tears; During the famine, many people were reduced to eating grass and leaves.) slå sønder og sammen, knuse; redusere•- reductionredusereverb \/rɪˈdjuːs\/1) redusere, nedsette, senke, svekke, (for)minske, redusere størrelsen på, begrense, innskrenke, skjære nedi en svært svekket\/nedsatt tilstand2) bringe til, hensette, hensette i en tilstand, forvandle (til), tvinge (til å gjøre noe)3) reduseres, minskes, forringes4) innordne, klassifisere5) degradere, flytte ned6) ( matematikk) redusere, forkorte, forenkle7) nedkjempe, beseire, kue, slå ned, legge under seg8) ( medisin) sette sammen9) (kjemi, matlaging) redusere10) ( mineralogi) konsentrere, smelte11) fortynneon a reduced scale i forminsket målestokkreduce in strenght svekke styrken, redusere styrkenreduce one's weight slanke seg, gå ned i vektreduce to bringe til, forvandle tillegge i\/forvandle til askevære henvist til tigging, drives til å tiggereduce to despair gjøre fortvilet, bringe til fortvilelsereduce to misery styrte ut i elendighetreduce to order få orden i, få orden påreduce to subjection\/submission tvinge til underkastelse, tvinge i kne -
2 wage
I wei‹ verb(to carry on or engage in (especially a war): The North waged war on/against the South.) føre (krig)II wei‹((also wages noun plural) a regular, usually weekly rather than monthly, payment for the work that one does: He spends all his wages on books; What is his weekly wage?) lønn, gasjegasje--------lønn--------lønningIsubst. \/weɪdʒ\/1) lønn, gasje, hyre (sjøfart)• at a wage of £400 a week2) lønns-, lønnings-3) ( bibelsk) sold, lønn, gjengjeldelsefreeze wages innføre lønnsstoppwage demand lønnskravwage dispute lønnskonfliktwage earner lønnstakerwage packet lønningsposewage pause (tilfeldig) lønnsstopp• when wages are high, prices are highnår lønningene er høye, er prisene høyewage scale lønnsskalawage talks lønnsforhandlingerwage worker (amer.) lønnstakerIIverb \/weɪdʒ\/føre, utkjempe, drivewage war føre krig
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