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1 pille
pile, pill, pillar, tamper* * *I. (en -r)( støtte) pillar, column;( bropille) pier;(med.) pill;(fig) a bitter pill.II. vb pick ( fx the meat from the bone; pick one's toes);(tage skal etc af) peel ( fx an orange, potatoes), shell ( fx peas, shrimps, an egg);( tage stilk af) stem ( fx red currants);( plukke fjer af) pluck;( røre ved ting man ikke må) fiddle;[ ikke pille!] don't touch! hands off! keep your fingers off![ pille næse, pille sig i næsen] pick one's nose;[ fuglen pillede sig] the bird preened itself (el. its feathers);[ pille stikkelsbær] top and tail gooseberries;[ med præp & adv:][ pille af](dvs forsvinde) T buzz off, clear out, hop it;[ pille noget af] pick (, peel) something off;[ pille fra hinanden] take ( fx a toy) apart,(fig) take ( fx his arguments) to pieces,(om argumenter etc også) pick holes in,( fuldstændigt) demolish ( fx his arguments, the plan);[ gå og pille med noget] potter about something; busy oneself with something;[ pille ned]( skyde) pick off, bring down;[ pille en ned](fig) take somebody down a peg,( helt ned) cut somebody down to size;(se også piedestal);[ pille op](dvs samle op) pick up,( knude, strikning etc) undo,( om strikning også) unravel;[ pille ud](dvs fjerne) take out, remove,( udvælge) choose, pick out;[ de nykker skal vi snart få pillet ud af ham] we'll soon cure him of that nonsense;[ pille ved] fiddle with, toy with, finger,( nervøst) fidget with,( for at forbedre, reparere) fiddle with ( fx new translators fiddling with the text of the Bible; he fiddled with the engine and got it going),( ødelægge, bringe uorden i) tamper with ( fx a machine, the lock, one's papers, their rights), meddle with;( drage i tvivl) question ( fx his right),( antaste) tamper with ( fx their rights),( kritisere) pick holes in ( fx his arguments, the plan). -
2 folde
crease, fold* * *vb fold;[ folde hænderne] fold one's hands;[ folde sammen] fold up;[ folde ud] unfold ( fx a newspaper), spread ( fx the bird spread its wings),( om flag) unfurl;[ folde sig ud] unfold ( fx the flower begins to unfold);( om flag) unfurl;( om faldskærm) open;( om person) come out of one's shell,F expand,T let oneself go,( komme rigtigt i gang) get into one's stride;[ han foldede sig rigtig ud ved festen] he was the life and soul of the party. -
3 hus
sg - huset, pl - huseдом м, зда́ние с* * *establishment, home, house* * *(et -e)( bygning) building;( beboelseshus) house;( lille hus på landet) cottage;( etagehus) block of flats;( sneglehus) shell;( handelshus) house, firm;[ det kongelige hus] the royal family (el. house);(se også helvedes);[ melde hus forbi] tell them they are barking up the wrong tree;F disclaim responsibility;[ fuldt hus] a packed house;[ føre et stort hus] keep (up) a large establishment;(fig) make no end of a row;[ holde dårligt hus med] squander;[ bringe i hus] gather in;[ gå til hånde i huset] help in (el. about) the house;[ her i huset] in this house;[ i huset ved siden af] next door;[ fruen i huset] the lady (, F: mistress) of the house;[ ung pige i huset] (house)maid;[ bringe til huse] gather in;[ have til huse] live, be housed;[( sted) som sælger færdigretter ud af huset] takeaway,(am) carry-out;[( sted) som sælger spiritus ud af huset] off-licence;(se også åben). -
4 skål
husk, peel, rind, shall, shell* * *(en -e) bowl ( fx fruit bowl, mixing bowl),( især fladere) basin;( især drikkeskål) cup;(grødtallerken etc, til barn) porringer;( skålfuld) bowlful;( vægtskål) scale;( udbragt) toast,( for person også) health;[ skål!]F your (very good) health!T cheers!(fig) a bitter cup;[ skål for...]T here's to ( fx John; your new job);F let us drink to Mr X![ drikke en skål for hr NN] drink the health of Mr X;[ udbringe en skål for] propose a toast to ( fx Mr Jones, the future), propose the health of ( fx Mr Jones);[ udgyde sin vredes skåler] pour out the vials of one's wrath. -
5 stump
obtuse, scrap, snippet, stump* * *I. (en -er)( lille stykke, smule) piece,( mindre) bit,(ubrugelig el. kasseret) scrap ( fx of cloth, paper, metal,knowledge; there was not a scrap of food left);( brudstykke) fragment ( fx fragments of a vase (, of a shell, of glass); a fragment of an old play);( løsrevet stykke) snatch ( fx snatches of conversation, of music, of a song);( rest) stump ( fx of a candle, cigar, pencil, arm, leg, tooth),( af cigaret, blyant også) stub, end;( om barn) tiny tot;( kæleord) pet;[ stumper] pieces, bits, scraps etc;[ rive i stumper og stykker] tear to bits (el. shreds);smithereens), smash (, blow) up;[ redde stumperne] save something out of the wreck; pick up the pieces.II. adj blunt;( om vinkel) obtuse. -
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shell out — {v.}, {informal} To pay or spend. * /Dick had to shell out a lot of money for his new car./ … Dictionary of American idioms
shell out — {v.}, {informal} To pay or spend. * /Dick had to shell out a lot of money for his new car./ … Dictionary of American idioms
shell out — phr verb Shell out is used with these nouns as the object: ↑cash, ↑money … Collocations dictionary
