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1 øre
ear, penny* * *I. (et -r)( også på gryde) ear;[ med vb:][ have éns øre] have somebody's ear;[ have øre for] have an ear for;[ have lange ører] be long-eared,(fig) be listening;(dvs være flov) have a red face;[ holde ørerne stive] have all one's wits about one;[ holde i ørerne], se ndf;[ med præp:][ det går ind ad det ene øre og ud ad det andet] it goes in (through) one ear and out (of) the other;(se også II. tør);[ komme en for øre] come to somebody's ears, reach somebody's ear(s);(se også III. ringe);[ have ondt i ørerne] have earache;(dvs få ham til at lystre) keep him in order;( få ham til at yde sit bedste) keep him up to scratch;[ hviske ham det i øret] whisper it into his ear;(dvs flov) red-faced;[ hænge med ørerne] be down in the mouth; look a bit sorry for oneself;[ have meget om ørerne] have much to do, be up to one's ears (el. eyes) in work;(se også II. hed);(, in love);( svarer til) not a red cent; not a penny;[ han gør ikke for to øre gavn] he does not do a scrap of good;[ jeg har ikke for to øre lyst til at] I just don't want to;[ regnskabet stemmer på øre] the accounts are correct to the last penny;(se også vende). -
2 bund
sg - bunden, pl - bunde1) дно с2) фунда́мент м, осно́ва ж* * ** * *(en -e) bottom;( inderste del) head ( fx of a bay);(om farve etc) ground;[ begynde fra bunden] start from scratch,( og opnå en høj stilling) work one's way up;[ i bunden af båden (, koppen)] in (el. at) the bottom of the boat (, the cup);[ i bund og grund] completely, utterly ( fx depraved), entirely ( fxwrong), thoroughly ( fx honest, spoiled);[ trykke noget i bund] press something home;[ træde speederen i bund] put one's foot right down (on the accelerator);[ med bunden i vejret] upside down, bottom up;[ vende bunden i vejret på noget] turn something upside down;[ nå bunden] reach the bottom,( bunde) touch bottom;(fig: lavpunkt) reach (el. hit) rock bottom;[ nu er bunden nået!] now we are at (el. have reached) rock bottom![ på havets bund] at the bottom of the sea;[ på bunden af koppen (, skålen)] in (el. at, on) the bottom of the cup (, the bowl);[ på bar bund], se II. bar;[ han er et godt menneske på bunden] he is a good man (el. chap) at bottom;(fig) scrape the (bottom of the) barrel;(fig) knock the bottom out of ( fx his argument; the shipbuilding industry), wreck ( fx his plans, the budget);[ gå til bunds] sink,( om skib) go down,F founder,(fig) go down,T go to the dogs;[ forstå til bunds, trænge til bunds i] get to the bottom of;(også fig) drain the cup to the dregs.
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