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1 speed
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2 speed
სიჩქარე -
3 sett opp farten
speed up -
4 framskynde
* * *verb. hasten, hasten on, speed up, expedite, accelerate, step up verb. [ hurtigere] speed up, step up, accelerate verb. [ sterkt] precipitate verb. advance verb. [ få til å skje tidligere] hasten -
5 fartsgrense
speed-limit, speed limit -
6 forsere produksjonen
speed el. step up production -
7 framskynde arbeidet
speed up (el. step up) the work -
8 framskynde forhandlingene
speed up the negotiations -
9 framskynde innlastingen
speed up the loading -
10 fremskynde arbeidet
speed up (el. step up) the work -
11 fremskynde forhandlingene
speed up the negotiations -
12 fremskynde innlastingen
speed up the loading -
13 få fortgang i
speed up (something), get things moving -
14 fart
speed, way -
15 hurtighet
speed, fastness, rapidity -
16 hastighetsregulator
subst. speed control bump, speed regulator subst. constant speed control unit subst. (turbin) speed governor -
17 hastighetsregulering
subst. speed governing, cruise-control, speed adjustment subst. (turbin) speed regulation, speed control -
18 fart
скорость-a/-en* * *speed, pace* * *subst. [ hastighet] speed, velocity, rate, pace subst. [ bevegelse] motion subst. [skipsrute o.l.] service, route subst. [ aktivitet] vigour, pep, go subst. [ skips fart fremover] headway, way (skyte fart) put on speed -
19 hurtigtogsfart
subst. lightning speed, speed of lightning, speed of an express train -
20 sendehastighet
subst. transmission speed, transmitting speed subst. transmitting frequency subst. (teleteknikk) keying speed
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