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1 brik
sg - brikken, pl - brikkerша́шка ж; ша́хматная фигу́ра* * *coaster, counter, pawn, piece* * *(en -ker)( i brætspil) man ( fx chessmen), piece;( smørebræt) (wooden) platter, trencher;( til underlag) wooden table mat;(fig) pawn ( fx he was only a pawn in the game);(også fig) the pieces of the puzzle fell into place;T I haven't got a penny;T I don't understand a word. -
2 lysedug
table centre, mat. -
3 omvendt
I. adj( vendt op og ned) upturned ( fx he was sitting on an upturned bucket);( om rækkefølge) reverse ( fx in reverse order);(mat.) inverse;(rel) converted;sb convert;[ blive omvendt] be converted, see the light;[ det omvendte af] the opposite (el. reverse) of;[ stå i omvendt forhold til] be inversely proportional to;[ det er lige omvendt] it is the other way round;[ omvendt ordstilling] inversion;[ det er den omvendte verden] it is putting the cart before the horse.II. adv( vendt op og ned) upside down;( med bagsiden op) face down(wards) ( fx she placed the cards face downwards on the table);( med bageste del frem) back to front ( fx he wore his hat back to front);( i omvendt rækkefølge) in reverse order;( modsætningsvis) conversely;[ og omvendt] and vice versa. -
4 tæppe
blanket, carpet, curtain, pall, rug* * *I. (et -r)( gulvtæppe) carpet,( lille og tykt) rug;( måtte) mat;( bordtæppe) table cover;( uldtæppe til at tage om sig) blanket;( plaid) (travelling) rug;(se også sengetæppe, vægtæppe);(teat: fortæppe) curtain;(fig) carpet ( fx of snow, of moss);[ ægte tæppe] (hand-made) Oriental carpet (, rug);[ med vb:][ tæppet falder (el. går ned)] the curtain falls (el. comes down);[ tæppet går op] the curtain rises (el. goes up);[ lade tæppet gå ned (, op)](teat & fig) ring the curtain down (, up) ( for on, fx the lastperformance; this epoch);(også fig) pull the carpet (el. rug) (out) from under somebody;(se også feje (ind under), knytte).II. vb:[ tæppe af] remove the bedspread.
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