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1 Shore-hårdhet
(plastprod) Shore-hardness -
2 land
страна-et, -, -a/-ene* * *country, land, shore* * *subst. [rike, fedreland] country, (poet.) land (fx ) subst. [ motsatt av byen] country (fxwe live out on our own - far from the city
) subst. [mots hav, vann, samt poet.] land subst. [ terreng] land (f.eks.high, low land
) subst. [ territorium] land, territory (f.eks. ) subst. [ landeiendom] land, lands subst. [ kyst] shore (by og land) town and country (det forjettede land) the Promised Land (det hellige land) the Holy Land, Palestine, Israel (drive i land) (mar.) be washed ashore, (om skip også) be beached (dyrket land) cultivated land (gå i land) (mar.) go ashore, (om passasjerer, tropper også) disembark (mot land) shoreward (åpent land) open country (fra land) from shore, (mar) off the land (på land) onshore (fremmede land) foreign countries (gå i land) go ashore, land, (mer formelt) disembark (gå på land (grunne)) run ashore, ground (i land) ashore (fxthey went ashore, swim ashore
) (sette i land) land, disembark (fx ), put (el. set) ashore (fx ) -
3 fjellerke
subst. (fugl) (Eremophila alpestris) Shore Lark, shore lark subst. (fugl) US: (Eremophila alpestris) horned lark -
4 kyst
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5 strand
пляж-a/-en, strender, strendene* * *seashore, shore* * *subst. beach, shore, seashore subst. [ sandstrand] beach -
6 avstive
verb. stay, support, hold up verb. [ gjøre stivere] stiffen verb. [ vegg] shore up verb. [ med murverk] buttress -
7 avstøtning
subst. (medisin) rejection (of an organ) subst. shore up, buttress -
8 bredd
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9 bunnstøtte
subst. bottom shore -
10 contortafuru
subst. (skogbruk) (Pinus contorta) pine, lodgepole pine, shore pine (North American) -
11 dokkstøtte
subst. dock shore -
12 eremittkreps
subst. hermit crab, pagurian subst. (Eupagurus bernhardus) common shore hermit -
13 forstøtning
subst. support, buttress, prop, shore -
14 fralands-
pref. off-shore -
15 fralandsvind
subst. off-shore wind, land breeze -
16 havbryn
subst. edge of the sea, where sea and shore meet subst. skyline -
17 havplassering
subst. (energi) off-shore siting -
18 horisontalstrever
subst. flying shore -
19 kysteffekt
subst. (teleteknikk) coastal refraction, land effect, shore effect -
20 kystradiofyr
subst. shore beacon
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