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2 spire
bud, germ, germinate, seed, seedling, sprout* * *I. (en -r) sprout, shoot;(fig) germ; seeds, beginnings pl;( ætling) scion;[ kvæle noget i spiren] kill something in the germ, nip something in the bud;[ gå med spiren i sig til noget] carry the seeds of something.II. vb( om frø) germinate,( komme op) sprout, come up;(fig) begin to grow,F germinate;[ spire frem] come up;[ spirende] germinating, sprouting;(fig) budding ( fx genius),( ikke om person, F) incipient ( fx love, rebellion). -
3 skyde
fire, put forth, put out, send, shift, shoot, sprout* * *vb (skød, skudt)( puffe) push,T shove;( om planter) put out, send out ( fx leaves),(= vokse) shoot, grow;( om muldvarp) throw up earth;( om og med skydevåben; i fodbold) shoot ( fx with a gun, with a bow and arrows);( stjæle) pinch; scrump ( fx apples);(typ) lead (out);[ skyd!] fire!( i fodbold) shoot![ desertøren blev skudt på stedet] the deserter was shot out of hand;[ skyde en god fart] make good headway;[ skyde ham]( om slange) cast off the slough, slough (the skin);[ hans øjne skød lyn] his eyes flashed;[ katten skyder ryg] the cat arches its back;[ skyde et skud] fire a shot;(se også nærved);[ med præp & adv:][ skyde `af]( fjerne ved skud) shoot off,( affyre) fire, let off,F discharge;( pil) shoot;[ skyde efter] shoot at;[ skyde forbi]( fejl) miss (the mark);(dvs krybe uden om) shirk one's responsibility;( opgive) abdicate one's responsibility;[ skyde fra hoften] shoot from the hip;[ skyde tanken fra sig] dismiss the idea;(se også I. slå);[ skyde noget frem] push something forward;[ skyde brystet frem] expand one's chest,( af stolthed) puff out one's chest;[ skyde frem]( rage frem) jut (out),F project,( gro frem) shoot;(se også skyde op);( undskylde sig med) plead;(mil.) find the range (by straddling the target);T she winked at med, she made eyes at me, she gave me the glad eye;( om forsvarsløs) gun down;( i luften) bring down ( fx a bird, an aeroplane),( om fly, pilot også) shoot down;[ skyde op]( vokse) shoot up,( vokse frem) sprout up,( brede sig hastigt) mushroom;[ skyde ammunitionen op] use up (el. expend) the ammunition;[ skyde en dør op] push open a door;(mar) coil a rope;(se også hjerte);[ skyde over], se I. mål;[ skyde `på]( skubbe) push;[` skyde på en] shoot at somebody;[ jeg skyder (dvs gætter) på at] my guess is that;(se også skyld);[ skyde sammen](dvs skillinge sammen til en gave) club together ( fx club together to buy a present);( bidrage) contribute;[` skyde til en], se ovf: skyde med;[ skyde døren ` til] push the door to;[ skyde til skive] shoot at a target;(se også I. mål);[ skyde ud]( skubbe ud) push out,( opsætte) put off,( affyre) fire,F discharge,( fare ud) shoot out, dart out. -
4 vokse
grow, wax, wax* * *I. vb grow;( tiltage) grow, increase;( om måne) wax;[ lade skægget vokse] let one's beard grow, grow a beard;[ vokse sig stor] grow big;[ hun har vokset sig køn] she has grown into a pretty girl;[ vokse stærkere end] outgrow;[ med præp & adv:][ vokse fra] outgrow, grow out of (fx a habit, one's clothes);( vokse væk fra) grow away from ( fx one's parents);[ vokse fra hinanden] grow away from each other, grow apart;[ vokse frem] sprout up ( fx plants (, new firms, new towns) are sprouting up),( pludseligt) spring up;(fig også) mushroom;[ vokse med] increase by ( fx the population has increased by 100,000);[ han voksede med opgaven] he increased in stature when he got the job;( ved enkelt lejlighed) he rose to the occasion;[ vokse op] grow up;(se også ovf: vokse frem);[ vokse en over hovedet] outgrow somebody;(fig: om foretagende etc) get beyond somebody's control;[ arbejdet er vokset ham over hovedet] he is overwhelmed (el. snowed under) with work;[ vokse sammen] grow together ( fx the two trees (, towns) have grown together),( om øjenbryn) meet,( om sår) heal (over);[ vokse til] grow,( blive voksen) grow up.II. vb( komme voks på) wax. -
5 rosenkål fk
Brussels sprout
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Sprout — Sprout, v. t. 1. To cause to sprout; as, the rain will sprout the seed. [1913 Webster] 2. To deprive of sprouts; as, to sprout potatoes. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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