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1 sort

black

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I. (en -er)

( slags) sort, kind;

( kvalitet) quality ( fx of the best quality);

( mærke) brand.

II. adj black;

(her.) sable;

[ de sorte] the blacks;

[ med sb:]

[ familiens sorte får] the black sheep of the family;

[ Det sorte Hav] the Black Sea;

[ sort humor] black humour;

[ sort kaffe] black coffee;

[ den sorte kunst]

(dvs magi) black magic;

(se også sortkunst);

[ den sorte liste] the black list;

[ komme på den sorte liste] be black-listed;

[ sorte penge] black money;

(se også vaske);

[ sort plet]

(også fig) black spot,

(mht trafikulykker også) accident blackspot;

[ sort sjæl] black soul;

(se også pølse);

[ forskellige forb:]

[ gaden var sort af mennesker] the street was black with people;

[ arbejde sort] moonlight;

[ gøre sort til hvidt] prove that black is white;

[ give ham sort på hvidt for det] show it him in black and white;

[ købe sort] buy on the black market;

[ være sort på næsen] have a smudge (el. a smut) on one's nose;

[ se sort på tingene] look on the dark side of things;

[ det ser sort ud] things look black; the outlook is black;

[ snakke sort] talk nonsense;

[ være sort under øjnene] be black under one's eyes; have dark rings round one's eyes.

Danish-English dictionary > sort
2 ordne

arrange, array, deal with, dispose, do, fix, fix (someone) up with (something), sort out

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vb arrange ( fx arrange the books alphabetically),

( sortere) sort out ( fx stamps);

( noget, der er kommet i uorden) arrange, adjust ( fx one's clothes), put straight ( fx one's hair, tie), put in order,

(am) fix ( fx one's hair);

( gøre pæn, ryddelig) tidy (up) ( fx a room);

( regulere) regulate ( fx conditions in the oil market);

[ ordnede forhold] orderly conditions;

( organisere) organize, arrange,

T fix up ( fx talks, a trip to the USA);

( sørge for, tage sig af) see to, take care of ( fx I'll see to (el. take care of) that!), do ( fx the washing, the windows, the garden);

( klare) straighten out, put right, sort out ( fx the difficulties, the situation);

( pengemellemværende) settle,

T square;

( få bugt med) settle ( fx I'll settle him!), take care of;

T sort out;

( uden objekt: rydde op) put things in order, tidy up;

[ med sig:]

[ ordne sig]

( blive godt, komme i orden) turn out all right, adjust itself;

[ tingene ordner sig af sig selv] things will work (el. sort) themselves out;

[ ordne sig med] come to an arrangement with.

Danish-English dictionary > ordne
3 klare

1

сде́лать, нала́дить, привести́ в поря́док

det klárer han nok! — он с э́тим спра́вится!

kláre op — проя́сниться ( о погоде)

kláre sig — спра́виться

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clear, cope, deal with, get through, manage, put up with, sort out, stand, stand up to

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vb

( ordne) take care of, deal with ( fx a problem);

( overkomme) manage, cope with ( fx he thinks he can manage everything; I can't manage (el. cope with) him; cope with the difficulties; the road could no longer cope with the traffic);

( modstå, holde til) stand up to ( fx the pressure, torture; a test; he can't stand up to living alone);

( økonomisk) afford, find the money for;

( i fodbold) save ( fx he saved six goals);

( gøre klar(ere)) clear ( fx one's voice),

( væske) clarify, clear,

(øl) fine;

(se også begreb, ært);

[ klare den] manage,

T cope ( fx he can't cope);

[ han klarede den]

(dvs det lykkedes el. han overlevede) he made it;

[ han klarede den lige]

( ved eksamen) he scraped through;

[ godt klaret!] well done!

[ klare det godt] do well;

[ det klarer op]

( om vejret) it is clearing up;

[ hans ansigt klarede op] his face brightened (el. lit up);

[ med sig:]

[ klare sig] do ( fx he did poorly in the examination),

F fare;

( klare sig igennem) manage, get along,

( med kniberi) get by,

( økonomisk) manage, get by ( fx I can manage (, get by) on £50 a

week); make (both) ends meet;

( hævde sig, fx i konkurrence) hold one's own ( fx in a discussion),

( i vanskelighed, mod kritik etc, T) keep one's end up;

[ klare sig godt (, dårligt)] do well (, badly), give a good (, poor) account of oneself,

F make a good (, poor) showing, acquit oneself well (, badly);

[ klare sig selv]

( især økonomisk) fend for oneself ( fx after his father's death he had to fend for himself);

( passe på sig selv, være uafhængig) take care of oneself, look after oneself ( fx let her go alone, she is old enough to look after

herself);

[ lade ham klare sig selv]

(dvs opgive at hjælpe) leave him to his own devices;

[ klare sig med] make do with;

[ klare sig ud af] get out of;

[ klare sig uden] do without.

Danish-English dictionary > klare
4 et

см. en

klókken et — (в) час

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one

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, se en.

et ( artikel) a,

( foran vokallyd) an;

( i ubestemte tidsangivelser) one ( fx it happened one morning; one Sunday after church);

(= cirka) some;

[ for en syv år siden] some seven years ago;

[en ( skønne) dag] one (fine) day;

[ en tre-fire timer] (some) three or four hours.

et num one;

[ et af to] one thing or the other,

(dvs du må selv vælge) take your choice;

[ hun er hans et og alt] she is everything (el. all the world) to him;

[ i et og alt] in every respect;

[ den ene] one (of them);

[ den ene... den anden] one... the other,

( af flere) one... another;

[ det ene efter det andet] one thing after another;

[ det ene med det andet] one thing with another;

[ en efter en] one by one;

[ ét er at... et andet at...] it is one thing to... another to... (

fx it is one thing to promise and another to perform);

[ en for en] one by one;

[( lige) med ét] suddenly, all of a sudden, all at once;

[ mit ene ben] one of my legs, my leg;

[ en og samme] one and the same;

[ en og tyve] twenty-one;

[ et og andet] a thing or two ( fx I could teach him a thing or two!);

[ en på øret] a box on the ear;

[ det var en til dig]

(dvs en finte) that was one for you;

[ under ét] together;

(se også sælge).

et pron

( en person) someone, somebody, one;

(= man) one, you;

[ en eller anden] someone;

(foran sb) some ( fx some book; for some reason);

[ et eller andet] something;

[ en af dagene] one of these days;

[en... en anden] one... another;

[ der var en der fortalte mig at] somebody told me that;

[ det kan de ikke forbyde en] they cannot forbid you that;

[ hvad er han for en?] what sort of chap is he?

Danish-English dictionary > et
5 gnistre

spark

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vb sparkle;

( om enkelt stærkt glimt) flash;

[ hans øjne gnistrede af vrede] his eyes flashed with anger;

[ gnistrende sort] jet black.

Danish-English dictionary > gnistre
6 kunst

sg - kunsten, pl - kunster

иску́сство с

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art

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(en -er) art;

( behændighed) skill;

( behændighedskunst, fif) trick ( fx conjuring tricks, card tricks; the trick is not to think about it while you do it);

[ gøre kunster]

( om dyr) do tricks;

[ kunsten at behage] the art of pleasing;

[ det er ingen kunst] that is easy; there is nothing to it;

[ det er ingen kunst at] it is easy to; there is nothing to -ing;

[ det er ( netop) kunsten] that is the secret; that is where the difficulty comes in;

[ det er min mindste kunst] I can do that with my eyes shut;

[ efter alle kunstens regler] thoroughly,

( om prygl) soundly;

[ han gjorde det efter alle kunstens regler] he used all the tricks of the trade;

[ kunsten stiger] wonders never cease! what next?

(se også III. lære, II. skøn, II. sort).

Danish-English dictionary > kunst
7 mand

sg - manden, pl - mǽnd

1) челове́к м

hver mand — ка́ждый

hver mands eje — обще́ственная со́бственность

2) мужчи́на м

3) муж м

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hand, husband, man

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(en, mænd) man (pl men);

( ægtemand) husband;

( arbejder, matros) hand;

[ manden]

(mods kvinden) man ( fx woman was created to be the companion, not the slave, of man);

[ 50 mand] fifty men;

[ alle mand] everybody;

(mar) all hands;

[ ene mand] single-handed;

[ manden for det hele] the boss (of the show);

[ han er mand for at] he is the sort of fellow who can;

[ manden fra gaden] the man in the street;

[ min gode mand]

( nedladende) my man;

( uforskammet) my good man;

[ manden i huset] the master of the house,

T the boss;

[ det siges mand og mand imellem] it is whispered;

[ kæmpe mand imod mand] fight man to man;

[ den lille mand] the "little" (el. small) man ( fx reduce income tax for the "little" man);

[ gå under med mand og mus]

(mar) be lost with all hands;

[en flaske pr. mand] one bottle per head;

[ tage det som en mand] take it like a man,

T take it on the chin;

(se også dag, jævn, II. minde).

Danish-English dictionary > mand

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