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1 træde
* * *I. vb (trådte, trådt)(gå) step ( fx aside, down, forward, in, out);( anbringe foden, fødderne) step, tread ( fx on somebody's foot; tread lightly (, softly); beware how you tread);( mase med foden, fødderne) tread ( fx the grass down; mud into the carpet),( stærkere) trample;[ træde ihjel] trample to death;[ træde vande](også fig) tread water;(se også børnesko, III. fejl);[ med præp & adv:][ træde af](mil.) fall out;[ træd af!] dismiss![ træde af på naturens vegne] obey the call of nature;(mil.) fall out to relieve nature;[ træde an] fall in;[ træde fra] resign;[ træde frem] step forward,( rage frem) stand out,F project,( ses tydeligt) stand out;[ træde frem for offentligheden] appear before the public;[ træde hen til en] step (el. go) up to somebody;[ træde i] step on ( fx the grass), step into ( fx a pool);[ træde i det]( blive ved med at sige det samme) labour the point,(om bebrejdelse etc) rub it in ( fx there is no need to rub itin),( træde i spinaten) put one's foot in it;[ træde ham i hælene] tread on his heels;[ træde i kraft], se kraft;[ træde i ens sted, træde i stedet for en] take somebody's place,( være stedfortræder) act as a deputy for somebody,F deputize for somebody,( være efterfølger) succeed somebody;[ træde i éns tjeneste] enter somebody's service;F commence operations;[ træde ind] enter, come (, go) in;[ træde ind i] enter ( fx a room), step into;[ træde ind i en ny fase] enter on a new phase;(se også ægtestand);[ træde indenfor] enter, come (, go) in;[ træde noget itu] step on something and break it, crush something with(el. under) one's foot;[ træde ned] step down;( ødelægge) tread (el. trample) something down,( så at det dækkes af jord) tread something in,( tynge ned med foden) press something down, depress something ( fxthe pedal);[ træde nærmere] come nearer, approach;[ træde om] change (one's) step;[ træde en torn op i foden] get a thorn in one's foot;[ træde op imod] make a stand against;[ træde op på] mount;(også fig) tread (el. step) on somebody's toes;[ træde på] step on, tread on;( trykke ned) press down,F depress ( fx the clutch, the accelerator),(fig) step on, tread on,( stærkere) trample on ( fx his feelings), walk on, walk all over( fx she lets him walk all over her);[ træde sammen] meet,F convene ( fx the committee will convene tomorrow);[ træde til](fig: gribe ind) step in,F intervene,( hjælpe) lend a hand, help,( tage ledelsen) take charge;[ træde til side] stand (el. step) aside;[ træde tilbage] stand back, step back,( gå af) step down, resign,( om minister, regering) resign;( gå på pension) retire;[ træde ud] step out,(som medlem etc) resign;( tvære ud) tread out;[ træde ud af] resign from ( fx the committee); withdraw from,F secede from ( fx NATO, the UN);II. vb (trådte, trådt el. trædte, trædt)( en nål) thread. -
2 retning
course, direction, emendation, line, path, quarter, tack* * *(en -er) direction;( henseende) respect ( fx satisfactory in every respect);( tendens) tendency, trend;( åndsretning) movement;(mht anskuelse) school of thought ( fx there are several schools of thought);( linie i gymnasium) side;( det at gøre lige) straightening;( af fejl) correction,( af stile) marking,(am) grading;( af kompas) adjustment;[ med præp:][ i alle retninger] in all directions,( henseender) in all respects, in every way;[ eller noget i den retning] or something like that;[ påvirke i gunstig retning] influence favourably;[ i nordlig retning] northwards;[ et skridt i den rigtige retning] a step in the right direction;[ i samme retning] in the same direction, the same way,( af samme art) to the same effect, of the same (, that) kind;[ i retning af] in the direction of ( fx run in the direction of the sound), towards;( som kan være) in the way of ( fx what can I do in the way of helping you?);[ noget i retning af] something like, something in the nature of, something along the lines of;[ ikke noget i retning af] nothing like, nothing in the way of;[ trafik i retning mod] traffic moving towards ( fx traffic moving towards London is experiencing delays), traffic bound for;(mil.) right dress!
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