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1 solid
durable, firm, hearty, solid, steady, stout, strong, sturdy, substantial* * *adj( svær) solid, strong ( fx furniture, foundation, worker, majority),( holdbar også) robust ( fx bicycle, camera), sturdy ( fxfurniture), substantial ( fx table);( om måltid) hearty, substantial;(merk) solid, well-established, sound;( pålidelig) steady; reliable;( velbegrundet) sound;[ solidt bygget] solidly (el. firmly) built;[ solide kundskaber i et fag] a thorough knowledge of a subject. -
2 fast legeme
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3 fast stof
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4 kulsyresne
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5 partikelforurening
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6 ubrudt
* * *adj unbroken ( fx seal);( uafbrudt) uninterrupted ( fx an uninterrupted series of victories). -
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9 svær
corpulent, difficult, dodgy, hard, heavy, heavy-duty, rind, stiff* * *I. (en)( flæskesvær) rind,( stegt) crackling.II. adj( vanskelig) difficult,(mere T) hard ( fx case, problem, question, task),T stiff ( fx examination), tough ( fx problem);( tung, solid etc) heavy ( fx artillery, calibre, losses, sea, timber),( solid også) solid, massive;( alvorlig) severe ( fx illness, pain, problems);[ det er svært at vide (, sige)] it is difficult (el. hard) to know (, sayel. tell);[ have svær lyst til at] be greatly tempted to;(dvs forbavsende) well I never![ det er det svære ved det] that is the difficult part;(se også svært). -
10 fast
1) твёрдый2) про́чный; усто́йчивыйstå fast på nóget — наста́ивать на чём-л.
* * *firm, firmly, fixed, fixedly, regular, solid, steady* * *adj(mods blød, slap, usikker) firm ( fx ground; flesh, tomatoes; look, voice, handshake, grip; discipline; attitude, belief, conviction);(mods flydende) solid ( fx food; fuel brændstof);(mods skiftende; fastsat) fixed ( fx address, income, prices, principles, rules, salary), definite ( fx agreement; take definite shape),( tilbagevendende) regular ( fx customer, companion, income, salary, subscriber);( om møbler: mods flyttelig) fixed ( fx benches); built-in ( fxcupboard, bookshelves);adv firmly, solidly, fixedly, definitely;[ fast ansættelse] a permanent appointment;[ give fast ansættelse], se fastansætte;[få (, have) fast arbejde] get (, have) regular work (el. a steady job);[ faste arbejdere] regular hands,F permanent staff;[ fast ejendom] real property, real estate;[ fast fyr](mar) fixed light;[ gøre fast] fasten,(se også fastgøre);[ holde fast ved] hold on to;(fig), se fastholde;[ en fast hånd](fig) a firm hand;[ en fast karakter (, vilje)] a strong character (, will);(fys) solids;[ lægge fast], se fastlægge;( ved et blad) staff writers;[ han er fast medarbejder ved Times] he is on the staff of the Times;[ fast udtryk] fixed (el. set) phrase, fixed expression; -
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12 kompakt
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14 stof
cloth, contribution, copy, fabric, material, stuff, substance* * *(et -fer)( tøj) fabric, material;(fys: generelt) matter;( om enkelt stof) substance ( fx chemical (, harmful, toxic) substances);(fig) material ( fx collect material for a book),( journalistisk) copy ( fx the case made good copy),( i en bog) subject-matter,( emne) subject;( narkotika) drugs pl ( fx hard drugs),S junk;[ brændbare stoffer] combustibles;[ fast stof] solid, solid substance;[ flydende stof] liquid;[ der er godt stof i ham] he has got the right stuff in him;[ der er stof i ham til en digter] he has the makings of a poet;[ være på stoffer] be on drugs;(fx samtale) provide (, F: furnish) a subject for;[ stof til eftertanke] food for thought. -
15 bastant
adj( solid) substantial ( fx meal),(neds: ufordøjelig) stodgy;( tyk) stout ( fx person);(stor etc) massive ( fx body, building);(fig: afgjort) categorical, dogmatic,( generaliserende) sweeping ( fx statement). -
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17 brændstof
sg - brǽndstoffetгорю́чее с, то́пливо с* * *fuel, gasoline* * *fuel; -
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19 form
sg - formen, pl - formerфо́рма ж; вид мi form af.. — в ви́де...
* * *cast, form, mould, pan, shape* * *I. (en -e)( støbeform) mould,( bageform) tin.II. (en -er) form ( fx ice is water in solid form; form and content; the sonata form);( især konkret: omrids) shape ( fx the shape of an egg (, of his nose));( i sport) form ( fx be in good (, bad) form; be out of form);[ former]( legemsformer) T curves;[ (an)tage form] take shape;[ (an)tage fast form] solidify;(fig) assume a definite shape;[ tage form af] take the form (el. shape) of;[ de forskellige former for motion] the various forms of exercise;[ for en forms skyld] as a matter of form;[ jeg er ikke i form] I am not in form (el. shape); I am out of form (el.shape);( ofte =) I am off my game;[ i fin form] in top form, in very good shape;[ i form af] in the shape (el. form) of;[ få form på det] get (el. lick) it into shape;[ holde på formerne] stand on ceremony, be a stickler for etiquette. -
20 føde
I 1. sg - fǿdenпи́ща ж; пита́ние с2. vt, 2корми́тьII vt, 2роди́тьhan er født i... — он роди́лся в...
* * *bear, give birth (to), food, nourishment, produce* * *I. (en)( også dyrs) food ( fx solid food; gulls obtain their food in flight);( næring) nourishment;( slags føde) diet ( fx the diet of gulls is varied);[ arbejde for føden] work for one's living;[ gøre nytte for føden] be worth one's salt;[ søge føde] forage;[ tage føde til sig] take nourishment,( om dyr) feed;[ tjene til føden] earn one's living.II. *( bringe til verden) bear, give birth to,( om dyr) bear;( forsørge) support,F maintain ( fx a large family);(tekn) feed ( fx feed a machine with material);(dvs nedkomme) when is she expecting? when is she due?[ hun har født] she has had her baby;[ han er født i 1975] he was born in 1975;( stavemåden "borne" bruges, når perf part efterfølges af "by", el. afobjekt (fx she has borne five children));[ jeg er ikke født i går] I wasn't born yesterday;[ han er født blind] he was born blind;[ hun er født Brown] her maiden name was Brown;[ han er født heldig] he is born lucky;(at) be born to;(se også født).
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solid — ► ADJECTIVE (solider, solidest) 1) firm and stable in shape; not liquid or fluid. 2) strongly built or made. 3) not hollow or having spaces or gaps. 4) consisting of the same substance throughout. 5) (of time) continuous. 6) … English terms dictionary
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