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1 bære
41) носи́ть2) приноси́ть ( плоды)bære bort — уноси́ть
bære frem — спосо́бствовать
bære oppe — подде́рживать, уде́рживать
bære sig ad — вести́ себя́
* * *bear, carry, shoulder, sport, support, sustain, wear* * *vb (bar, båret) carry ( fx a basket in one's hand; something away),F bear;( støtte, holde oppe) support ( fx his legs could support him no longer; a roof supported by pillars); bear ( fx the whole weight of the roof), carry ( fx slender pillars carried the roof);( udholde) bear ( fx pain), endure ( fx suffering);( være iført, gå med) wear ( fx a coat, mourning, a ring);[ han bærer sin alder godt] he carries his years well;[ bære frugt](fig) bear fruit;[ mon isen kan bære i dag?] will the ice bear today?[ bære vidne om], se II. vidne (om);[ bære våben] bear arms;[ med præp & adv:][ lyden bæres langt bort] the sound carries a long way;[ det bæres mig for at] something tells me that, I have a presentiment that;[ hvor bærer det hen?] where are we going?[ bære oppe] bear (up);[ bære over med] bear with;[ bære på] be carrying ( fx a parcel),(fig) carry ( fx a curse), have ( fx a secret);[ bære rundt på] carry about;[ bære rundt på overflødige kilo] carry extra weight;[ bære sig ad] behave; act ( fx stupidly, wisely);[ bære sig ad med at] manage to, contrive to;[ hvordan bærer du dig ad med det?] how do you do it?[ ikke til at bære] unbearable.
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