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1 forsat
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2 forskudt
adj( forrykket) displaced;( forskudt for hinanden) staggered;( forstødt) cast off;(usædvanlig tidlig el. sen) unsocial hours pl;( således at ikke alle møder samtidig) staggered hours;[ hus med forskudt etage] split-level house. -
3 stejle
prance, rear, rear up* * *I. (en -r)( til fiskenet) stake (for drying nets);[ han blev dømt til stejle og hjul] he was condemned to (be broken on) the wheel.II. vb( om hest) rear;( blive forbløffet) be staggered ( fx he was staggered to hear what it cost);( løbe) run, tear along;[ stejle over](fig: blive krænket) bridle at ( fx the accusation),( blive forbløffet) boggle at ( fx the price). -
4 dingle
vb dangle, swing;( gå usikkert) stagger ( fx he staggered sleepily upstairs),( være lige ved at falde om) totter,(være fuld el. svimmel) reel ( fx he reeled from the blow),( rave klodset, tungt) lurch ( fx he lurched up to the bar);[ dingle med benene] dangle one's legs. -
5 paf
* * *adj put out,( stærkere) staggered, flabbergasted,( stum) dumbfounded;interj ( lyd af skud) bang;[ jeg var paf]( også) you could have knocked me down with a feather. -
6 rave
vb stagger ( fx he staggered sleepily upstairs),( være lige ved at falde om) totter,(være fuld el. svimmel) reel ( fx he reeled from the blow; he came reeling down the street),[ ravende fuld] dead (el. blind) drunk;[ ravende mørke] pitch dark. -
7 tumle
blunder, gambol, grapple, romp* * *vb( falde) tumble ( fx tumble into bed);( gå vaklende) stagger ( fx he staggered sleepily upstairs),( boltre sig) romp (about) ( fx the children were romping about on the grass),( springe rundt, F) frisk, gambol;[ med præp, adv & sig:][ tumle med] handle, deal with,( bakse med) struggle with,( et problem) grapple with,(planer etc) revolve in one's mind;[ tumle om(kuld)] fall over,( tungt) tumble over,( vakle og falde) topple over;[ tumles om på bølgerne] toss on the waves;[ tumle sig] romp (about);F frisk, gambol. -
8 vakle
falter, flag, hover, totter, waver* * *vb( gå usikkert) stagger ( fx he staggered sleepily up the stairs);(især om gamle el. børn: stavre) totter;( af fuldskab, svimmelhed) reel ( fx he reeled from the blow (, the shock));T wobble ( fx the ladder was tottering (, wobbling)),(fig) totter ( fx the throne was tottering);[ knæene vaklede under ham] his knees grew weak (, T: wobbly);( være tvivlrådig, tøve) falter,( vakle frem og tilbage) waver,F vacillate;[ vakle mellem to muligheder] hesitate (el. waver, vacillate) between two possibilities.
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