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affære--------forretning--------greie--------sak--------ting--------tingest--------vesenIsubst. \/θɪŋ\/1) ting, sak, greie (hverdagslig), dings (hverdagslig)2) ( abstrakt) ting, noe3) (litterært\/kunstnerisk) ting, sak4) vesen, skapning• hello, old thing!hei, gamle venn!• poor thing!• you stupid thing!5) ( i nektelser) ting, dugg, kvekk, døyt6) det, saken, forholdet, stillingen, tilstandendet er ikke som før i tiden \/ tingene er ikke slik de en gang varslik det er nå \/ som saken står nå• how are things?7) ( hverdagslig) greie, spesialinteresse• classical music isn't really my thing, you knowklassisk musikk er ikke akkurat min greie, vet dua close\/near thing på nære nippet, på hengende håreta thing of the past noe som tilhører fortidena thing or two ett og annetamong other things blant annetand another thing og forresten• and another thing, you must go shoppingog forresten, du må gå og handle... and things ( hverdagslig)... og sånt,... og alt mulig• he was mean to me, pulled my hair and thingshan var slem mot meg, lugget meg og alt muligbe all things to all men\/people ( om person) gjøre alle til lags, bety noe for alle bety noe for alle, kunne brukes av allebe hearing things høre stemmer, høre lyderbe only one thing for it bare være én løsning på detbe on to a good thing ha noe bra på gangbe seeing things ( om noe overnaturlig) innbille seg ting, se synerdo one's own thing ( hverdagslig) gjøre sin egen greiedo the...thing (amer.) gjøre den...rutinen• after he had done his man-of-the-world-thing, he fell asleepetter at han hadde gått gjennom verdensmannsrutinen sin, sovnet hando things to gjøre noe medfirst things first (la oss ta) det viktigste førstfor one thing for det førstehave a thing about være gal etter, være fortapt i, ha dilla påikke kunne tåle, ikke fikse, ha en fiks idé omin all things i ethvert henseende... is one thing,... is another... er én ting,... er noe ganske annet• compassion is one thing, mawkish sentimentality is anothermedynk er én ting, vammel sentimentalitet er noe ganske annetknow a thing or two ikke være tapt bak en vogn, ikke være født i gårmake a (big) thing of something gjøre et (stort) nummer av, lage oppstuss omof all things av alle tingone of those things slikt som skjer, sånt som skjer, sånt man må regne medone thing leads to another en ting fører til en annena poor thing but mine own forklaring: ikke så mye å skryte av, men jeg har i alle fall laget det\/den selvput things right si det som det er gjøre noe godt igjenstrike a good thing ( hverdagslig) gjøre et funn, fange\/skyte gullfuglentaking one thing with another når alt kommer til altthe thing is saken er den, spørsmålet\/problemet er• the thing is, can we get there in time? thething eller quite the thing god tone, tingenpå moten, innei form, vel(akkurat) det rette, akkurat hva som behøvesthings (saker og) tingeiendeler, greier, saker, bagasje, ting• pack up your things, we're leaving now!pakk sammen sakene dine, vi drar nå!klær, tøythings happen eller things will happen sånt skjerthings that go bump in the night ( om noe overnaturlig) uforklarlige lyderthings without us ytterverdentoo much of a good thing for mye av det godeyou lucky thing! din heldiggris!IIsubst. \/θɪŋ\/ eller Thing
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