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свя́зывать, завя́зывать; привя́зывать

bínde af — отвя́зывать

bínde ind — переплета́ть ( книги)

bínde om — обвя́зывать

* * *

bind, fetter, hitch, strap, tie, truss, yoke

* * *

vb (bandt, bundet)

( fastbinde; knytte) tie ( fx a horse to a tree, somebody's hands, a piece of ribbon into a knot);

( holde fast, forpligte) bind ( fx bind him with rope, bind the loose sand, bind nations to each other, this promise binds me for life);

( gøre ufri, F) fetter ( fx fettered by convention);

( uden objekt: klæbe) stick,

(om dør etc) stick, jam;

[ med sb:]

[ binde buketter (, kranse)] make bouquets (, wreaths);

[ binde en buket] tie a bouquet;

[ binde kapital] tie up capital;

[ binde en knude] tie (el. make) a knot (på in);

[ binde sit slips] tie one's tie;

[ binde en sløjfe] tie a bow,

(se også I. sløjfe);

[ binde støvet] lay the dust;

[ med præp, adv, sig:]

[ binde an med] tackle;

[ binde en for øjnene] blindfold somebody;

[ binde for en sæk] tie up a sack;

[ pengene er bundet i] the money is locked up in ( fx the business; shares);

[ binde bøger ind] bind books;

[ binde bånd om] tie up, put a piece of string round;

[ binde op]

( løse) untie ( fx a knot);

( samle kornet i neg) tie the sheaves;

[ binde håret op] bind up one's hair;

[ binde roserne op] tie up the roses;

[ binde en på hænder og fødder] tie (el. bind) somebody hand and foot;

[ binde en noget på ærmet] make somebody believe something,

T take a rise out of somebody, pull somebody's leg;

[ binde noget sammen] tie something together;

( til et bundt) tie something up;

[ binde sig] bind oneself, commit oneself,

F pledge oneself ( til to);

[ binde en sæk til] tie up a sack;

(se også bindende, bunden).

Danish-English dictionary > binde
62 efter

1. adv
пото́м, зате́м

dágen éfter — день спустя́
2. konj
éfter at... — по́сле того́, как...

* * *

after, afterwards, at, behind, following, of, on, subsequent to

* * *

I. præp

a) ( om tid) after ( fx after Christmas; after 3 o'clock);

b) ( bag ved) after ( fx he ran after the bus); behind ( fx he was a long way behind the others);

c) ( om rækkefølge) after ( fx B comes after A);

d) ( i følge, i overensstemmelse med) according to ( fx orders from above, the rule, a system; it went according to plan; according to my watch it is 5 o'clock); on ( fx it was done on his instructions; act on his advice (, orders); the bus stops on request); to ( fx to my taste; made to order);

e) ( i retning efter) at ( fx shoot at, throw stones at);

f) ( for at tilkalde, opnå etc) for ( fx send, write, telephone, long for somebody el. something; he went into the shop for some cigarettes); g) ( på grundlag af) by ( fx by this rule; sell by weight; set your watch by the church clock),

(se også d);

h) ( om oprindelse, forbillede) from ( fx inherit something from an uncle; recite a poem from memory; learn something from a book; draw from nature);

i) [ Udtryk]

[ efter at han havde skrevet, efter at have skrevet] after he had written, after having written, after writing;

[ den ene efter den anden] one after another; in succession;

[ efter hvad jeg har hørt] from (el. according to) what I have heard;

[ efter som] as;

[ alt efter som] according as;

(forb med verber, se disse, fx gribe, komme, sige, slå, være).

II. adv later ( fx a little (, three days) later), afterwards ( fx

immediately (, shortly, soon) afterwards), after;

[ året efter] the following year, the year after;

[ dagen efter] the next day, the following day;

(forb med verber, se disse).

Danish-English dictionary > efter
63 finde

4

1) находи́ть

fínde sted — происходи́ть, име́ть ме́сто;

2) счита́ть, признава́ть

fínde på nóget — вы́думать [приду́мать] что-л.

fínde ud af nóget — разобра́ться в чём-л.

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discovery, find, hit on, lay (one's) hands on, locate, look out, pick up, recover, strike

* * *

vb (fandt, fundet) find;

( synes) think ( fx I think he is stupid),

F consider;

( erkende) find ( fx I find it impossible);

[ med sb:]

[ finde døden] meet one's death;

[ finde hvile] find rest;

[ finde købere] find buyers;

[ finde sted] take place,

(se også sted);

[ finde vej] find one's way;

[ med præp, adv:]

[ finde for godt] think fit, choose;

[ finde noget frem] find (el. produce) something, bring something to light;

[ finde hjem] find one's way home;

[ finde igen] find again, recover;

[ finde på] think of, invent;

(se også I. råd);

[ kunne finde rundt] know one's way around (i in);

[ finde sig i] put up with,

F submit to;

[ finde sig i sin skæbne] resign oneself to one's fate;

[ jeg vil ikke finde mig i det]

T I won't stand for it;

[ finde sig til rette], se II. ret;

[ finde tilbage (, ud)] find one's way back (, out);

[ finde ud af] find out ( fx the answer; what has happened),

( opdage) discover;

( forstå) make out ( fx the meaning of something; I cannot make him out);

(løse etc) work out ( fx a code, a problem, a riddle, the system),

( med besvær) puzzle out ( fx how it works, what he meant; the

solution, the system; I can't puzzle him out),

(især am, T) figure out;

[ det ( problem) må de finde ud af indbyrdes]

T they must fight (, talk, work) it out for themselves;

[ de kan ikke finde ud af det sammen]

(dvs enes) T they don't hit it off;

[ finde ud af at] find out that,

( opdage) discover that;

(se også findes).

Danish-English dictionary > finde
64 fordel

sg - fórdelen, pl - fórdele

преиму́щество с; вы́года ж, по́льза ж

til hans fórdel — в его́ по́льзу

* * *

advantage, have an / the advantage (over), attractiveness, benefit, have the edge on / over, good, merit, virtue

* * *

(en -e)

( fortrin) advantage;

( forreste del) front part,

( fagligt) anterior part;

[ fordele og mangler] advantages and disadvantages;

[ drage fordel af], se II. drage;

[ høste fordel af], se høste;

[ have en fordel frem for] have an advantage over,

T have the edge on (el. over);

[ det har sine fordele] it has its advantages, there is something to be said for it;

[ med fordel] profitably, with advantage;

[ se på sin fordel] look after one's own interests;

[ til fordel for] in favour of ( fx give up something in favour of something else);

[ til fordel for ham] in his favour, for his benefit;

[ til hans fordel] to his advantage;

[ tage sig ud til sin fordel] appear to advantage;

[ udnytte det til sin egen fordel] exploit it for one's own benefit;

[ fordelen ved] the advantage of;

[ fordelen ved at] the advantage in -ing ( fx there is no advantage in acting too soon; there are several advantages in doing it now);

[ se sin fordel ved at] find it profitable (el. an advantage) to.

Danish-English dictionary > fordel
65 fravriste

vb:

[ fravriste en noget] wrest something from somebody;

( med et snuptag) wrench something from somebody;

(fig) wring (el. wrest) something from somebody ( fx they wrung (el.

wrested) the secret (, an admission) from her).

Danish-English dictionary > fravriste
66 føle

2

1) щу́пать, тро́гать

2) чу́вствовать

* * *

feel, take

* * *

* feel ( fx feel sorrow; feel somebody's pulse);

( have en fornemmelse af, opfatte) sense ( fx he sensed the danger; when she spoke he sensed that she was hostile to him);

[ føles som] feel like ( fx it feels like silk);

[ føl selv ad!] feel for yourself!

[ føle efter noget] feel (, usikkert: grope) for something;

[ få at føle] find (to one's cost);

[ den der ikke vil høre må føle]

( kan gengives) he who will not hear must be made to feel;

[ føle med en] feel for somebody, sympathize with somebody;

[ vi føler med dem]

( også) our hearts go out to them;

[ det er hårdt at føle på] it feels hard;

[ noget man kan tage og føle på] something you can touch,

F something tangible;

[ det er til at tage og føle på]

(dvs er tydeligt) it sticks out a mile;

[ føle en på tænderne] sound somebody out;

[ han føler sig]

(dvs er vigtig) he fancies himself;

[ føle sig for] feel one's way;

[ føle sig for hos en]

(fig) sound somebody out;

[ føle sig frem] feel one's way;

[ føle sig lykkelig]

(etc) feel happy (etc);

[ føle sig som et andet menneske] feel (quite) another man (, woman); feel a different man (, woman).

Danish-English dictionary > føle
67 gulv

sg - gulvet, pl - gulve

пол м

* * *

floor

* * *

(et -e) floor;

[ gulvet]

( i fabrik) the shop floor;

[ gå i gulvet]

( om bokser) go down;

[ slå en i gulvet] floor somebody, knock somebody down;

[ på gulvet]

( i engelsk teater) in the stalls,

( bagest) in the pit;

[ manden på gulvet] the man on the shop floor;

[ tabe noget på gulvet] drop something on the floor;

(fig) bungle something, make a mess of something.

Danish-English dictionary > gulv
68 gære

ferment

* * *

I. sb:

[ der er noget i gære] there is something in the wind, there is something brewing;

T there is something cooking.

II. vb ferment;

[ uroen gærer] there is trouble brewing.

Danish-English dictionary > gære
69 hige

vb:

[ hige efter noget]

( stræbe efter) aspire to something ( fx perfection, a crown),

( ønske brændende) desire something ardently, crave for something.

Danish-English dictionary > hige
70 indprente

1

внуша́ть

* * *

vb:

[ indprente én noget] impress something on somebody,

F inculcate something in somebody;

[ indprente én nødvendigheden af] impress on somebody the necessity of; impress somebody with the necessity of;

[ indprente sig noget] fix something in one's mind.

Danish-English dictionary > indprente
71 indskærpe

impress

* * *

vb emphasize, stress ( fx the importance of something; the safety regulations);

[ indskærpe en noget] impress something on somebody ( fx impress on him the importance of secrecy; impress on him that...),

F enjoin something on somebody.

Danish-English dictionary > indskærpe
72 kende

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знать, быть знако́мым (с кем-л.)

jeg kénder ham (íkke) — я с ним (не) знако́м

* * *

be acquainted with, know

* * *

I. (en) ( bagatel):

[ en kende] a trifle ( fx pale), a shade ( fx better), a thought ( fx

more salt).

II. sb:

[ give sig til kende] make oneself known;

(se også tilkendegive).

III. * know;

( genkende) recognize;

(jur) find ( fx he was found guilty);

[ have kendt bedre dage] have seen better days;

(se også forskel, III. lære, kendt);

[ med præp & adv:]

[ kende ham af udseende (, navn)] know him by sight (, name);

[ kende den ene melodi fra den anden] know (el. tell) one tune from another;

[ kende dem fra hinanden] know (el. tell) them apart;

[ kende ham på gangen (, stemmen)] recognize (el. know) him by his walk (, voice);

[ kende til] know of (el. about);

[ kende noget ud og ind] know something inside out (el. backwards and forwards), know the ins and outs of something,

( om sted) know something like the back of one's hand;

[ kendes ved] own ( fx a child), recognize as one's own.

Danish-English dictionary > kende
73 køre

1. 2, vi
е́здить, е́хать
2. 2, vt
1) вози́ть

2) управля́ть (автомобилем и т. п.)

* * *

cart, clock up, drive, ride, run, strike, work

* * *

I. (en):

[(ud) i én køre] continuously ( fx talk continuously),

( efter hinanden) on end, running ( fx four days running).

II. *

( være chauffør, kusk etc på, styre) drive ( fx a car, a taxi, a

carriage, a plough, a horse);

( cykel, motorcykel) ride;

( transportere: personer) drive, take,

T run ( fx somebody to the station),

(varer etc) carry,

F convey,

(på ( tohjulet) arbejdsvogn) cart ( fx hay, dung),

( i trækvogn) wheel;

( i barnevogn) push;

( om bil: eje) run ( fx a sports car, a Jaguar);

(fig: lede, dominere) run ( fx he runs the school efficiently; he is run by his wife);

( uden objekt: om person) go ( fx by train, by bus, in a car; I went with him to Ely), ride ( fx in a car, in a bus);

( når man selv bestemmer retningen) drive ( fx he drives well; learn how to drive; we drove to Oxford);

( på cykel) cycle, ride;

(mods: tage toget) go by car ( fx let's go by car);

( om køretøj: løbe) run ( fx into a hedge; the trains (, buses) run every hour), go ( fx fast);

( om tog, bus: afgå) leave ( fx the train leaves at 6; the train has just left);

(se også kørende);

[ begynde at køre] start;

[ køre bil] drive a car;

[ køre fast]

(også fig) get bogged down, get stuck;

[ køre en film]

( forevise) run (el. show) a film;

[ køre et program]

(edb) run a program;

[ køre træt] get tired;

[ køre én træt] tire somebody out;

[ køre en tur] go for a drive;

[ med præp & adv:]

[ køre forbi] pass;

[ køre forkert] take the wrong road (el. turning);

( køre vild) lose one's way;

[ køre frem]

( ved vejkryds) go forward ( fx do not go forward until you are sure it is safe);

[ toget kørte frem] the train pulled in at the platform;

[ køre frem for døren] drive up to the door;

[ køre frem med]

(fig) trot out ( fx an old story; the usual arguments);

[ køre frem mod rødt ( lys)], se rødt;

[ køre galt]

( forulykke) have an accident; crash;

(se også ovf: køre forkert);

[ bilen kører godt] the car runs well;

[ køre dem hårdt]

( lade dem slide) drive them hard;

[ køre i ring], se ring;

[ køre imod noget] hit something, run (, stærkere: crash) against something; collide with something;

[ køre ind i] = køre imod;

[ køre ind til siden] pull in to the side (el. to the right);

(NB i Engl: to the left);

[ køre løs]

( snakke) chatter away,

( starte) go ahead;

(se også ndf: køre på);

[ få lov at køre med] get a lift;

[ vil du køre med?] can I give you a lift?

(dvs på tur etc) would you like to come with me (, us)?

[ køre med (el. i) bil (, tog etc)], se ovf;

[ køre med en barnevogn] push a perambulator;

[` køre med en] lead somebody by the nose;

[ køre en ned] run (el. knock) somebody down;

(fig) wear somebody down;

[ være kommet godt op at køre] be in the soup;

[ køre en over] run over somebody;

(dvs vælte) knock (el. run) somebody down;

[ køre over for rødt], se rødt;

[` køre på]

( gentage) keep on about;

[ køre `på] press on;

(se også melodi);

[ bilen kører 10 km på literen] the car will do 10 km to the litre;

[ køre på cykel (, knallert)] ride a bicycle (, moped) ( fx teach him to ride a bicycle),

( sidde på) ride on a bicycle (, moped) ( fx he was riding on an

old moped),

(se også knallert);

[ køre rundt for], se (løbe) rundt;

[ køre rundt med]

(fig), se ovf: `køre med;

[ køre ` til]

(dvs hurtigt, hurtigere) drive fast(er);

[ køre en bil til] run a car in;

[ køre heste til] break in horses;

[ køre videre] go on.

Danish-English dictionary > køre
74 lægge

3

класть, положи́ть

lǽgge til síde — откла́дывать

lǽgge for — начина́ть

lǽgge om — перекла́дывать, переноси́ть

lǽgge på — набавля́ть ( цену)

lǽgge til — прибавля́ть

lǽgge sig — ложи́ться

* * *

get, lay, layer, put

* * *

vb (lagde, lagt) put ( fx he put it on the table),

(mere F) lay ( fx he laid it on the table; lay him on his back; lay a carpet on the floor),

( omhyggeligt) place ( fx he placed it on the table);

(kartofler etc) plant;

(æg) lay;

( tage ( tøj) af) take off,

( ophøre med at bruge) leave off ( fx winter clothing);

[ med præp & adv:]

[ lægge af]

( om vane) drop, get out of;

[ lægge an]

(mil.) (take) aim;

[ lægge an på] aim at;

(fig) aim at,

( erotisk) be after, be out to get, try to get off with;

[ lægge noget bag sig] leave something behind (one);

[ lægge bi]

(mar) heave to, lay to;

[ lægge bort] put aside;

[ lægge for]

( begynde) start, begin;

[ lægge fra]

(mar) put off, set out;

[ lægge noget fra] put something aside ( til en for somebody);

[ lægge noget fra sig] put something down;

[ lægge frem] lay out;

(se også fremlægge);

[ lægge hen] put aside;

( opspare) lay up, put by;

[ lægge sagen hen til ham]

(dvs til hans afgørelse) refer (el. submit) the matter to him;

[ lægge i seng] put to bed;

[ du lægger mere i mine ord end] you are putting (el. reading) more into what I said than;

(se også aske, grav, kakkelovn, I. lænke);

[ lægge gas, vand etc ind] lay on (el. install) gas, water etc;

[ lægge en kjole ind] take in a dress;

[ lægge et godt ord ind for] put in a good word for;

[ lægge ned] put down, lay down,

( besejre) get the better of;

( forlænge) let down ( fx a dress);

(se også nedlægge);

[ lægge `om], se omlægge;

[ lægge bind om en bog] put a cover on a book;

[ lægge en vej om] re-site a road;

[ lægge vejen om ad] go round by;

(se også ror);

[ lægge op] lay up, put up,

( spare) save, put by,

( gøre kortere) shorten, take up ( fx a dress);

( standse sin virksomhed) cease work, give up business; retire;

[ lægge kortene op] put down one's cards;

[ lægge råd op], se I. råd;

[ der var lagt op til] the scene was laid for, the stage was set for ( fx

a hard struggle);

[ lægge ( bolden) op til en] pass the ball forward to somebody;

[ en bog der lægger op til en diskussion] a book that provides material (, an opportunity) for a discussion;

[ lægge ansvaret over på] throw (el. put) the responsibility on to;

[ lægge `på]

(dvs forhøje priser) raise (el. put up) prices,

( fyre) mend the fire;

( om skat) put (el. lay) on,

F impose;

[ lægge mere kul på] put (some) more coal on;

(se også hånd, is, II. ren, II. skat, told);

[ lægge sammen] put together,

( folde) fold (up) (fx sheets, clothes);

( addere) add (up);

(se også to, sammenlægge);

[ lægge til]

( tilføje) add,

( fryse til) freeze over,

(mar) berth, land, put in ( fx at a port);

( yde) supply;

[ lægge navn til] lend one's name to;

[ lægge bolden tilbage til] pass the ball back to;

[ lægge til side]

( lægge væk) put (el. lay) aside ( fx he put his book aside and began to talk),

( reservere) put aside, put on one side ( fx could you put this

jacket on one side for me?);

( opspare) put away, put (el. lay) by (el. aside);

( udskyde) put on one side;

[ lægge til ved flere øer]

(mar) call at several islands;

[ lægge ud] lay out ( fx money; food for the birds),

( gøre, fx en kjole, videre) let out,

( starte) start;

(se også udlægge);

[ med sig:]

[ lægge sig] lie down,

( gå i seng) go to bed;

( sprede sig som et lag) settle ( fx dust settled everywhere),

( stilne af) drop ( fx the wind has dropped),

F subside;

[ han kan godt gå hjem og lægge sig]

T he doesn't stand a chance;

[ lægge sig efter] go in for;

[ lægge sig imellem] intervene;

[ lægge sig om på siden] lie down (, turn over) on one's side,

( om skib) heel over;

[ lægge sig til sengs] go to bed;

[ lægge sig til at dø] lie down and die;

[ lægge sig overskæg til] grow a moustache;

(se også vane);

[ lægge sig tilbage] lean back;

[ lægge sig ud]

( blive sværere) put on weight;

[ lægge sig ud med] quarrel (el. fall out) with.

Danish-English dictionary > lægge
75 med

adv

er du med? — ты понима́ешь?

vil du vǽre med? — хо́чешь приня́ть в э́том уча́стие?

* * *

along, at, by, of, on, with

* * *

I. sb:

[ uden mål og med] aimlessly.

II. præp

a) ( oftest:) with ( fx fight (, play, dine) with somebody; have nothing to do with somebody; God is with us; he that is not with me is against me; fill a glass with water);

[ en mand med rødt hår] a man with red hair, a red-haired man;

b) ( selvstændigt virkende middel, befordringsmiddel etc) by ( fx take by force, go by train),

( om bord på) on ( fx he was not on the train (, boat));

[ begynde (, slutte, svare) med at] begin (, start, end, finish, answer) by -ing ( fx he began by singing a song; he answered by opening

the door);

c) ( måde) with ( fx do it with care; with his hat in his hand); in (

fx written in pencil (, ink, capital letters), painted in vivid colours; in other words);

d) ( redskab, ingrediens) with ( fx write with a pencil; cut with a knife; made with apples and sugar);

e) (påklædning etc) in ( fx a man in a grey coat, in spectacles); f) ( indbefattet) including, counting ( fx we'll be 10, including (el.

counting) your brother and sister);

g) ( om forskel i omfang) by (fx win by two goals; reduce (, increase) the price by 5%; the population decreased by 20,000; devalue by 5%); h) [ Udtryk]

[ andre tilfælde:]

[ hr X med familie] Mr X and family;

[ du med dine frimærker!] you and your stamps!

[ det ville være praktisk (, rart) med...] it would be useful (, nice) to have...,... would come in handy;

[ det ville være rart med en kold øl] it would be nice to have a cold beer, a cold beer would be just the thing.

III. adv along with me (, you, etc) ( fx are you coming along (with me etc)?);

( også) also, too ( fx he went in too),

T as well;

[ være med]

(dvs forstå) understand;

[ er du med?]

(dvs forstår du?) you see?

[ vil du være med?] will you join us?

[ jeg vil ikke være med] count me out;

[ han var med i krigen] he was (el. fought el. served) in the war;

[ er du med ( på den)?] see? are you with me? got it?

(am) get me?

[ være med til at gøre noget] take part in doing something ( fx he took part in building the house); help to do something;

( om noget forkasteligt) be a party to doing something;

[ han var med til festen] he was (present) at the party;

( se også de ord hvormed med forbindes, fx gå, have, køre).

Danish-English dictionary > med
76 negl

nail

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(en -e) nail;

[ bide (, klippe, rense) negle] bite (, cut, clean) one's nails;

[ han er en hård negl] he is a tough nut,

(am) he is a tough guy;

[ ikke så meget som der kan ligge på en negl] not a scrap;

[ få noget op under neglene] get something under one's nails;

(T: stjæle) pinch something, nick something;

(se også lus).

Danish-English dictionary > negl
77 ofre

lay down, sacrifice

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vb

( til guddom) sacrifice, offer up ( fx a lamb);

( give afkald på, give til pris) sacrifice ( fx sacrifice one's career for a woman; she sacrificed her career to his work);

( anvende) spend (på on, fx spend money (, time, care, energy) on something), devote (på to, fx devote all one's time to something),

F dedicate (på to, fx dedicate energy to something);

( kaste op) be sick,

T ( om søsyg) feed the fishes;

[ ofre sit liv] give (el. sacrifice) one's life,

F lay down one's life ( for for, fx sacrifice one's life for a

principle; lay down one's life for a cause);

[ han ofrede det ikke megen opmærksomhed (, mange tanker)] he did not give much attention (, thought) to it;

[ ofre sig for] sacrifice oneself for (el. to) ( fx for one's family, to somebody else's interests);

( hellige sig) devote oneself to.

Danish-English dictionary > ofre
78 overdænge

bombard, pelt, shower

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vb:

[ overdænge en med noget] pelt somebody with something ( fx mud, snowballs, stones), rain something on somebody ( fx rain blows (, abuse, curses) on him), heap something on somebody ( fx heap abuse on him).

Danish-English dictionary > overdænge
79 overlade

abdicate, consign, leave

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vb (overlod, overladt)

( give) let have ( fx let him have it), hand over ( fx hand it over to him); leave (, put) in (somebody's) hands;

( sælge) let have;

( låne) lend;

( betro) leave ( en noget something with somebody),

F entrust ( én noget somebody with something, something to somebody);

[ overlad det til mig]

(dvs lad mig om det) leave it to me;

[ jeg overlader til dig at bestemme] I leave it to you to decide;

[ overlade ham til sin skæbne] leave him to his fate;

[ overlade en til sig selv]

( lade i fred) leave somebody alone,

(ikke hjælpe etc) leave somebody to his own devices, leave somebody to himself ( fx the children were left very much to

themselves).

Danish-English dictionary > overlade
80 pille

pile, pill, pillar, tamper

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I. (en -r)

( støtte) pillar, column;

( bropille) pier;

(med.) pill;

[ en bitter pille]

(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;

( plukke, samle) pick;

( 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], se pille ud;

[ 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).

Danish-English dictionary > pille

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