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1 høj

tall

adj

Dansk-engelsk ordbog mini > høj
2 stor

tall

adj

Dansk-engelsk ordbog mini > stor
3 høj

high, high-pitched, hill, lofty, loud, mound, rattling, tall

* * *

I. (en -e) hill,

F eminence;

( mindre) hillock, mound.

II. adj high ( fx building, hill, jump, mountain, tree, wall; price, salary; official; 2000 metres high);

( om person, og = høj i forhold til bredden) tall ( fx man; building, chimney, mast, tree; how tall (el. high) is he?);

( om lydstyrke) loud ( fx noise, voice);

( om tonehøjde) high, high-pitched ( fx voice);

T ( påvirket af narkotika) high;

[ høj(e) og lav(e)] high and low;

[ fra det høje] from on high;

[ i det høje] on high;

(se også højere, højest, højst, højt);

[ med sb:]

[ i en høj alder] at a great (el. an advanced) age;

[ i en meget høj alder] in extreme old age;

[ tage det høje C]

(mus.) take top C;

[ han er seks fod høj] he is six feet (high el. tall);

[ høj hat] top hat, silk hat;

[ høj himmel] clear sky;

[ høje hæle] high heels;

[ fire mand høj]

( i fire geledder) four deep;

( fire i alt) four strong;

[ høj sne] deep snow;

[ høj stil] high (, F: elevated) style;

[ høj sø] a heavy sea;

[ højt tal] high figure;

[ højt vejr] fine weather;

(se også feber, grad, herre, hest, person, spil, stjerne, tanke, tid).

Danish-English dictionary > høj
4 løgnehistorie

a tall story

* * *

lie, tall story.

Danish-English dictionary > løgnehistorie
5 af

adv

1) прочь, доло́й

af med hátten (e)! — ша́пки доло́й!

2)

fra nu af — отны́не

af og til — иногда́, и́зредка

* * *

by, for, from, at the hands of, of, off, out of, with

* * *

I. præp

a) ( materiale) of ( fx the house is built of wood);

( når materialet omdannes) from ( fx steel is made from iron; wine is made from grapes; the ruined house was rebuilt from (el. with) the same materials);

( om ingrediens) with ( fx the dish is made with apples);

b) ( den handlende, det virkende, ophavsmanden) by ( fx the house was built by an architect; he was killed by the savages with poisoned arrows; he was killed by a poisoned arrow; a novel by Dickens);

( om virkning af drik) on ( fx get drunk on beer);

c) ( om oprindelse, udgangspunkt; på grundlag af, ud fra) from ( fx I heard it from my sister; I bought (, borrowed, got, learned) it from him; I see from your letter that...; it is easily understood from the context; speak from conviction); of ( fx a man of humble origin); d) ( væk fra) off ( fx she took the lid off the box; he fell off the horse; he washed the soap off his face);

e) ( i forhold til, af... at være) for ( fx he is big for his age; for a foreigner he speaks English surprisingly well);

f) ( i henseende til) in ( fx weak in character), by ( fx English by birth; a blacksmith by trade), in the way of ( fx that is all he has in the way of clothes);

[ høj af vækst] of tall stature;

g) (ved dato etc) of ( fx your letter of May 5);

h) ( om del) of ( fx two of these apples; most of us), out of (fx nine out of every ten died), in ( fx one in a thousand);

[ i ni af ti tilfælde] in nine cases out of ten;

i) ( i beskrivelse) of ( fx a man of enormous strength (, of high rank, of the same name); a town of this size);

j) ( årsag) of ( fx die of hunger); with ( fx be half-dead with fear; stiff with cold; wet with dew; black with soot; the man was green with envy; she fainted with exhaustion); for ( fx he could not speak for emotion; leap for joy);

( om eftervirkning) from ( fx get a cold from staying out in the rain; faint from loss of blood);

k) ( motiv) out of ( fx he did it out of jealousy, malice, curiosity, fear); for ( fx he did it for love); from ( fx from politeness); l) ( eksistensgrundlag: føde el. penge) on ( fx live on vegetables, on a small income);

( virksomhed) by ( fx live by one's pen, by teaching);

m) ( samhørighedsforhold, ejendomsforhold etc) of ( fx the owner of the dog; the top of the hill; a portrait of Henry VIII; the sound of wheels; the Duke of Kent; the King of Denmark; a friend of mine); n) (efter adj: om handling) of ( fx it was silly (, kind, considerate, wise) of you);

o) [ Udtryk]

[ andre tilfælde:]

[ hvad er den af?] what is the big idea?

[ den skurk af en mexikaner] that scoundrel of a Mexican;

[ penge havde han ingen af] he had no money;

[ af naturen] by nature, naturally;

[ han gjorde det af sig selv] he did it of his own accord;

[ det skete ikke af sig selv] it didn't happen of itself;

( se også de ord, hvormed "af" forbindes).

II. adv

(om fjernelse etc) off ( fx take the lid off; take off one's clothes);

[ af med hatten(e)!] hats off!

[ vi skal snart af med ham] we are going to lose him soon, he is leaving us soon;

[ af og til] now and again, occasionally, from time to time;

( se også de ord, hvormed "af" forbindes).

Danish-English dictionary > af
6 alder

sg - álderen, pl - áldre

во́зраст м

i min álder — в моём во́зрасте

på min álder — моего́ во́зраста

vǽre i sin bédste álder — быть в расцве́те сил

* * *

age

* * *

(en, aldre) age;

[ han er lille (, stor) af sin alder] he is small (, tall) for his age;

[ på grund af alder] on account of age, owing to age;

[ forud for sin alder] precocious;

[ i en alder af 5 år] at the age of 5;

[ i sin bedste alder] in the prime of life;

[ i en høj alder], se II. høj;

[ i min alder] at my age,

( om gammel) at my time of life;

[ i en sen alder] late in life;

[ i en tidlig (el. ung) alder] early in life, at an early age;

[ det kommer med alderen] it comes with increasing years (el. age);

[ over den alder hvor] past the age when, past the age of -ing ( fx she is past the age of childbearing);

[ de andre drenge på hans alder] the other boys of his age;

[ han er på min alder, han er på alder med mig] he is my age.

Danish-English dictionary > alder
7 bravade

(en -r) bombast,

T tall talk.

Danish-English dictionary > bravade
8 fod

sg - foden, pl - fødder

1) нога́ ж ( ступня)

2) но́жка ж ( мебели)

••

til fods — пешко́м

* * *

base, foot

* * *

(en, fødder) foot (pl feet);

( af ting) foot ( fx at the foot of the bed (, the mountain, the

stairs));

( mål) foot (pl feet el. foot) ( fx he is 5 feet (el. foot) tall; 5 foot 10);

[ kaste sig for hans fødder] throw oneself at his feet;

[ han har hele verden for sine fødder] the whole world is at his feet;

[ fod for fod] step by step;

[ få foden indenfor] get a foothold (el. a footing), get a foot in the door;

[få (, have) fod på]

(fig) get (, have) under control, get (, have) a firm grasp of;

[ bringe (, hjælpe) en på fode] set somebody on his feet (again);

[ komme på fri fod] be set at liberty, be released;

[ være på fri fod] be at large;

[ leve på en stor fod] live in a big way;

[ stå på en fortrolig (, god, venskabelig) fod med] be on intimate (, good, friendly) terms with;

[ stå på lige fod med] be on equal terms with;

[ til fods] on foot ( fx travel on foot);

[ have fast grund under fødderne] be on firm ground;

[ få foden under eget bord] set up house for oneself;

[ slå fødderne væk under en] knock somebody off his feet;

(se også II. bar, fryse, gevær, kold, stritte (imod), stående, svag,

trampe (med)).

Danish-English dictionary > fod
9 lang

long

* * *

adj (længere, længst) long;

( om støvle) high;

( høj) tall;

[ lige lange] equal, of equal length;

[ det lange lys]

( på bil) the main beam;

[ han faldt så lang han var] he fell flat on his face; he measured his length;

[ han lå så lang han var] he was lying at full length;

(se også langt, længere, længst & ansigt, dag, kjole, kniv, I. løb, tid,

udsigt, vej, I. øre).

Danish-English dictionary > lang
10 løgn

sg - løgnen, pl - løgne

ложь ж, непра́вда ж, обма́н м

* * *

falsehood, lie, story, a tall story

* * *

(en -e) lie,

( mildere, F) falsehood;

( lille løgn, T) fib;

[ han er fuld af løgn] he is a born liar;

[ beskylde én for løgn] accuse somebody of lying,

F give somebody the lie;

[ fare med løgn] tell lies;

[ stikke en løgn] tell a lie;

[ så smuk at man skulle tro det var løgn] too beautiful to be believed; unbelievably beautiful;

[ det er løgn] that is a lie; that is not true;

[ for at det ikke skulle være løgn]

(dvs tilmed) for good measure,

( som det allerværste) to crown it all;

[ og det er ikke engang løgn]

T and that's a fact;

(se også gribe (i)).

Danish-English dictionary > løgn
11 mager

1) худо́й, худоща́вый, то́щий

2) ску́дный

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gaunt, lean, scraggy, skinny

* * *

adj

( om kød, dyr: uden fedt) lean ( fx bacon; cow, cattle);

( om person) thin ( fx he was pale and thin after his illness),

( positivt) lean ( fx he was tall and lean),

(mere F) spare,

( radmager, T) skinny;

(fig: ringe, tarvelig) poor,

F meagre ( fx result),

( ikke fyldig) thin ( fx report);

[ mager jord] poor soil;

[ mager kost] a meagre diet;

[ det er en mager trøst] that is a poor consolation; that is cold comfort;

[ et magert år] a lean year.

Danish-English dictionary > mager
12 mandshøj

adj as tall as a man.

Danish-English dictionary > mandshøj
13 middel

sg - mídlet, míddelet, pl - mídler

1) в разн. знач. сре́дство с

brúge [forsǿge] álle mídler for at ópnå nóget — перепро́бовать все сре́дства, что́бы дости́чь чего́-л.

smértestillende míddel — обезбо́ливающее (сре́дство)

2) pl сре́дства мн, состоя́ние с

* * *

average, cure, means, medium, remedy, resource

* * *

I. (et -ler) means (pl -);

( udvej, F) expedient;

( lægemiddel) remedy;

[ midler ( penge)]

( persons) money ( fx he paid it with his own money),

F means ( fx have the means to buy it; he bought it with his own

means),

T funds ( fx I haven't got enough funds for that);

(offentlige etc) money,

F funds ( fx financed out of public (, Government) funds);

[ leve af sine midler] have a private income;

[ med alle midler] by every means; by any available means;

[ middel mod] remedy for,

( forebyggende) remedy against;

[ et middel til at] a means of -ing ( fx it has been the means of

extending our trade), a means to ( fx find a means to help them).

II. adj medium ( fx neither short nor tall, but medium);

(kun foran sb) average, mean;

[ over (, under) middel] above (, below) (el. over (, under)) the average.

Danish-English dictionary > middel
14 ret

correct, course, court, dish, enough, erect, law court, power, pretty, quite, rather, right, right of way

* * *

I. (en -ter)

( mad) dish,

( del af et større måltid) course ( fx the first (, second) course);

[ dagens ret]

( på restaurant) today's special;

[ tre retter mad] three courses;

[ en middag med seks retter] a six-course dinner;

(se også tage (for sig)).

II. (en -ter)

(mods uret) right;

( rettighed) right, privilege;

( retfærdighed) justice;

( lovgivning, jura) law;

( retspleje) (administration of) justice;

( domstol) court (of justice), law court;

( dommersæde) Bench;

( retslokale) court (room);

[ lov og ret], se lov;

[ med vb:]

[ få ret]

(dvs vise sig at have ret) prove right, be right after all;

(fx i diskussion) carry one's point;

[ få sin ret] come into one's own;

[ give ham ret] agree with him ( i at that), admit that he is right;

[ give ham ret i hans betragtning] admit that he is right,

F admit the justice of his view;

[ give ret til] give the right to, entitle (somebody) to;

[ kuponen giver ret til...] the coupon entitles you to...;

[ hvis jeg gjorde dig din ret] if you had your deserts;

(se også skel);

[ gå rettens vej] take legal action, take the matter to court,

T go to law;

(se også ndf: i rette, til retten & gang: gå sin gang);

[ have ret] be right;

[ det har du ret i] you are right there;

[ have ret til (at)] have a right to, be entitled to;

[ skaffe sig sin ret] take the law into one's own hands;

[ ret skal være ret] fair is fair,

( om modstræbende ros) I (, we etc) must give the devil his due;

(se også hæve, kræve, pleje, (ske) fyldest);

[ med præp:]

[ efter dansk ret] in (el. according to) Danish law;

[ for retten] in court, before the court;

[ bringe sagen for retten] take the matter to court;

[ komme for retten]

( om sag) come on,

( om person) stand trial;

[ stille ham for retten] put him on trial;

[ i retten] in court;

[ gå i rette med en] remonstrate with somebody ( for about, over);

[ være i sin gode ret] be (quite) within one's rights;

[ med rette] rightly ( fx he rightly feared that it would be too late); justly, with justice;

( fortjent) deservedly ( fx the school is very famous, and deservedly so);

[ med rette eller urette] rightly or wrongly;

[ med nogen (el. en vis) ret] with some justice;

[ med hvilken ret kommer De herind?] what right have you to come in here?

[ gå til retten] go to law;

[ komme til sin ret]

(dvs få sin ret) come into one's own,

( komme til fuld udfoldelse) do justice to oneself,

( tage sig godt ud) show to the best advantage;

[ finde sig til rette]

( blive vant til forholdene) find one's feet, settle in;

( blive tilfreds) be satisfied with conditions;

( slå sig til ro) settle down;

[ hjælpe en til rette] help somebody, lend somebody a (helping) hand;

[ han er ikke nem at komme til rette med] he takes some handling; he is not easy to get on with;

[ lægge til rette] arrange, organize,

( forberede) prepare;

[ sætte sig til rette] settle oneself;

[ tage sig selv til rette] take the law into one's own hands;

[ tale en til rette] make somebody listen to reason,

T talk somebody round;

[ vise en til rette] show somebody his way about, instruct somebody,

T show somebody the ropes;

(= dadle), se tilrettevise.

III. (en)

( retside) right side.

IV. adj

( lige) straight ( fx back, line);

( rigtig) right ( fx road), proper ( fx everything in its proper place);

( retmæssig) rightful ( fx heir, owner),

( lovlig) lawful ( fx heir, owner);

[ alle ret!]

(mil.) attention!

[ det er ikke mere end ret og rimeligt] it is only right and proper, it is only fair;

[ det var ret!] well done! good!

[ det rette] the right thing;

[ han har hjertet på rette sted] his heart is in the right place;

[ strikke ret] knit plain;

(se også II. vrang);

[ i rette tid]

( tidsnok) in time ( fx come in time),

( til den rigtige tid) in due time ( fx arrive in due time);

[ komme i rette tid til] come (el. be) in time for;

[ et ord i rette tid] a word in season;

[ på rette tid og sted] at the proper time and place;

[ på rette vej] on the right road (el. track);

[ ret vinkel] right angle;

(se også køl).

V. adv

( lige) straight;

( rigtig) rightly, correctly, properly;

[ ret beset], se bese;

[ forstå mig ret] don't misunderstand me,

T don't get me wrong;

[ ret forude]

(mar) right ahead;

[ deri gjorde du ret] you were right in doing that,

T you did the right thing;

[ om jeg husker ret] if I remember rightly; if my memory serves me right;

[ om jeg kender ham ret] if I know him;

[ ret nord] due north;

[ slet og ret], se II. slet;

[ ret som] just as;

[ stå ret]

(mil.) stand at attention;

( indtage retstilling) come to attention.

VI. adv

( temmelig) rather ( fx bad, brutal, easy, hot, long, nice, rude, tall, unlikely, unpleasant; rather good but not outstanding);

(NB rather er ofte = lidt for, fx it was rather hot; he is rather young for a head master);

( svagere) quite ( fx enjoyable, good, nice, pleased, rude, unpleasant, warm);

(NB quite + absolut adj el. adv betyder " aldeles", fx quite impossible, quite right);

( svagere, kun + positivt adj el. adv) fairly ( fx common, easy, good, satisfied);

( stærkere, T) pretty ( fx well, good, bad, sure, hopeless);

F tolerably ( fx well, certain);

(NB T ofte udtrykt ved tilføjelse af -ish, fx latish, reddish, soonish, tallish);

[ ikke ret] not very ( fx far, good, many, much);

( svagere: ofte uoversat:) not ( fx far, much);

[ uden ret meget håb] without (very) much hope;

[ ret så...] rather, quite ( fx complicated).

Danish-English dictionary > ret
15 skrøne

tale

* * *

(en -r) cock-and-bull story, tall story.

Danish-English dictionary > skrøne
16 spektakel

din, row, rumpus

* * *

(et, spektakler)

( støj) noise,

( voldsommere) din;

( klammeri) row;

[ spektakler]

( optøjer) a riot, riots;

[ et langt spektakel] a tall lanky fellow;

[ lave spektakel]

( støj) make a noise;

[ lave spektakler]

T kick up a row,

( optøjer) create a riot, make a disturbance.

Danish-English dictionary > spektakel
17 spir

spire, steeple

* * *

(et -) spire;

(mar) spar;

[ langt spir] tall lanky fellow.

Danish-English dictionary > spir
18 stor

big, extreme, great, hearty, large, major, mansize(d), real, substantial, wide

* * *

adj

( større, størst) ( se også større, størst) ( om omfang, mål) large ( fx

car, country, family, house, number, profit, sum);

( især om noget ikke måleligt) great ( fx joy, difficulty, event, loss, disappointment, speed; poet, coward; Alexander the Great; Rubens' great, both literally and metaphorically, canvases);

(især T; udtrykker ofte at man er imponeret af størrelsen) big ( fx car, dog, house, mistake, surprise, swindle; what a big cigar; don't cry, Joan, you're a big girl now, you know),

( især barnesprog) great big ( fx dog, house, tree);

( om hvad der kan opgøres i tal ofte) heavy ( fx bill, casualities, gains, increases, losses, reductions, unemployment);

( høj) tall ( fx man, tree);

( om bogstav) capital ( fx a capital A; he is Conservative with a capital

(el. big) C);

(se også bogstav; stort);

[ når du bliver stor] when you are a big boy (, girl),

(dvs voksen) when you grow up;

[ hvor han er blevet stor!] how he has grown!

[en check stor £10] a cheque for £10;

[ ih du store!] good Heavens! Great Scott! gosh!

[ store og små] great and small;

[ så stor som] as big as, the size of;

[ dobbelt så stor som han] twice his size;

(se også III. lige);

[ med sb:]

[ stor appetit] a good (el. hearty) appetite;

[ det var en stor dag for ham] it was a great day for him; it was his big day;

[ han havde en af sine store dage] he had a field day;

[ det store flertal] the great majority, the greater part;

[ stor oktav] great (el. double) octave;

[ store penge] big money;

[ det store publikum] the general public;

[ denne verdens store] the great ones of the earth;

[ gøre store øjne] open one's eyes wide,

( stirre) stare;

(se også format, kanon, nummer, profet, øjeblik, årgang);

[ med præp:]

[ i det store og hele] on the whole, by and large;

[ stor i slaget], se slag;

[ skrive med stort], se skrive;

[ stor på den] high and mighty;

[ han er ved at blive lidt for stor på den] he is getting above himself;

[ spille stor på den over for en] come it over somebody;

[ til min store glæde (, beklagelse, ærgrelse)] to my great regret (, delight, annoyance), much to my regret (, delight, annoyance).

Danish-English dictionary > stor
19 temmelig

fairly, rather

* * *

adv rather ( fx nice, tall; brutal, silly, rude, unlikely, unpleasant; he was rather good, though not outstanding);

(NB rather er ofte = lidt for, fx it was rather hot);

F somewhat ( fx surprised, late, difficult);

T pretty ( fx bad, clever, cold, hopeless);

( svagere) quite ( fx good, interesting, nice, pleased, rude, unpleasant, warm; it was quite a good story);

(NB quite + absolut adj el. adv betyder " aldeles", fx quite impossible, quite right);

( svagere, kun foran positivt adj el. adv) fairly ( fx clear, common, easy, good, satisfied, warm);

[ temmelig mange] quite a lot;

(+ sb) quite a lot of;

[ temmelig meget] a good deal;

(+ sb) a fair amount of, a good deal of.

Danish-English dictionary > temmelig
20 tyk

chubby, dense, fat, fleshy, podgy, thick

* * *

adj thick ( fx wall, paper, slice, arms, lips, rope, sauce);

( om lag også) deep ( fx mud);

( om person) stout,

( fed) fat;

( opsvulmet) swollen;

[ blive tyk]

( om mælk) curdle;

( om person) grow stout, get fat;

[ tyk bog] thick (el. bulky) book,

T fat book;

[ den er for tyk!] that's a bit tall!

[ gøre hende tyk]

T get her in the family way;

[ i tykt og tyndt] through thick and thin;

[ tykke kinder] plump cheeks,

( især om barn) chubby cheeks;

[ en tyk løgn] a patent (el. blatant) lie;

[ snavset lå tykt] the dirt was lying thick;

[ tjene tykt] make big money, make a packet;

[ tyk tåge] dense fog;

[ tyk uvidenhed] crass ignorance;

(se også I. mave, II. smøre).

Danish-English dictionary > tyk

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Tall — steht für: eine Fraktion der Gemeinde Schenna in Südtirol, siehe Tall (Schenna). eine Erhebung, die durch wiederholte Besiedlung entstand, siehe Tell (Archäologie). Tall ist der Familienname folgender Personen: Mamadou Tall (* 1982) burkinischer… … Deutsch Wikipedia
tall — [tôl] adj. [ME tal, dexterous, seemly < OE (ge)tæl, swift, prompt, akin to OHG gizal, swift < IE base * del , to aim > TALE, TELL1] 1. of more than normal height or stature [a tall man, a tall building] 2. having a specified height [five … English World dictionary
tall — [tɔːl ǁ tɒːl] adjective HUMAN RESOURCES a tall organization has many levels of employment between top management and the work done at the bottom: • Tall organizations are sometimes prone to problems of communication. * * * tall UK US /tɔːl/… … Financial and business terms
tall|ol — «TAH ll, lol», noun. = tall oil. (Cf. ↑tall oil) ╂[< German Tallöl; see etym. under tall oil (Cf. ↑tall oil)] … Useful english dictionary
tall — ► ADJECTIVE 1) of great or more than average height. 2) measuring a specified distance from top to bottom. 3) fanciful and difficult to believe; unlikely: a tall story. ● a tall order Cf. ↑a tall order DERIVATIVES … English terms dictionary
tall — (adj.) high in stature, 1520s, probably ultimately from O.E. getæl prompt, active. Sense evolved to brave, valiant, seemly, proper (late 14c.), then to attractive, handsome (mid 15c.), and finally being of more than average height. The Old… … Etymology dictionary
tall — [adj1] high in stature, length alpine, altitudinous, beanstalk*, big, elevated, giant, great, high reaching, lank, lanky, lofty, rangy, sizable, sky high, skyscraping, soaring, statuesque, towering; concepts 779,782 Ant. little, low, short, small … New thesaurus
tall — Mot Monosíl·lab Nom masculí … Diccionari Català-Català

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