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1 deres

their [possessive determiner]

Dansk-engelsk ordbog mini > deres
2 øge

add, amplify, get up, heighten, increase, put on, speed up, step up, swell

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vb

( forøge) increase ( fx the number, production, resources, speed, taxes;

med by), add to ( fx our knowledge, our understanding, their

enjoyment, their pleasure, their difficulties, their problems),

T step up ( fx the amount, our efforts, the penalty, production, resources);

( forhøje også, F) enhance ( fx the beauty, the pleasure, security, our understanding, the utility, the value),

( forværre også, F) compound ( fx their difficulties, their problems, the damage);

( i skrædderi) lengthen, add to,

( i denne tyd bøjes det: øgte, øgt);

[ øge noget ` til] add something, piece something on.

Danish-English dictionary > øge
3 fælles

о́бщий, совме́стный

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collective, collectively, common, communal, concerted, joint, mixed, mutual, united

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adj

(som to el. flere har) common ( for to, fx that mistake was common to all of them; their common enemy; common interests), joint ( fx bank account, project, responsibility),

( som man deles om) shared ( fx toilet),

(mere F) communal ( fx kitchen, television);

( forenet) joint ( fx action, efforts), united ( fx efforts; form a united front);

[ have noget ( til) fælles med] have something in common with;

[ være fælles om noget] share something;

[ med sb:]

[ ved fælles anstrengelser] by our (, their etc) joint (el. united) efforts;

[ til fælles bedste] for our (, their, etc) common good;

[ ved fælles hjælp] between them (, us, you), by their (, our, your) joint efforts;

[ have fælles interesser]

( også) have interests in common;

[ i fælles interesse] in our (, their etc) common interest;

[ gøre fælles sag med] make common cause with;

[ fælles undervisning]

( for begge køn) co-education;

[ vor fælles ven] our mutual (el. common) friend.

Danish-English dictionary > fælles
4 nød

distress, need, nut

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I. (en -der)

( også = hoved) nut;

[ en hård nød at knække] a hard (el. tough) nut to crack, a poser.

II. (en) distress ( fx a ship in distress; help them in their distress; relieve their distress),

(fattigdom etc også) need ( fx help them in their need; be in great need),

( stærkere) necessity ( fx necessity drove him to steal);

[ nød bryder alle love] necessity knows no law;

[ en ven i nøden] a friend in need;

[ i nøden skal man kende sine venner] a friend in need is a friend indeed;

[ i nødens stund] in the hour of need;

[ det har ingen nød] never mind;

[ klage sin nød], se II. klage;

[ lide nød] be in want, suffer; suffer hardships (, F distress);

[ nød lærer nøgen kvinde at spinde] necessity is the mother of invention;

[ med nød og næppe] with difficulty, barely, only just;

[ med nød og næppe undgå faren] narrowly escape the danger, have a narrow escape,

T have a close shave, escape by the skin of one's teeth;

[ han undgik med nød og næppe at drukne] he narrowly escaped drowning;

[ når nøden er størst er hjælpen nærmest] the darkest hour is just before the dawn;

[ til nød] in an emergency,

T at a pinch,

( med kniberi) barely, only just.

III. præt af nyde.

Danish-English dictionary > nød
5 bagatellisere

1

преуменьша́ть; недооце́нивать

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belittle, make light of, minimize, play down

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vb

( gå let hen over) play down ( fx the danger; a defeat; one's own contribution), make light of ( fx the pain, one's injuries);

( nedvurdere, undervurdere) cry down ( fx their success, their achievement),

F belittle,

( stærkere) minimize,

( foragteligt) pooh-pooh.

Danish-English dictionary > bagatellisere
6 bekymring

anxiety, apprehensiveness, care, concern, distress, headache, worry

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(en -er) worry ( fx a life full of worries; over about),

( stærkere; ængstelse) anxiety ( for for, over about, fx anxiety for her safety; their anxieties about their final exam),

F concern ( for for, fx concern for his safety is growing; there is no cause for concern; his condition (, the affair) is giving rise to concern);

[ gøre sig bekymringer] worry ( over about);

[ nære bekymring for] worry about ( fx her); be uneasy about ( fx the future).

Danish-English dictionary > bekymring
7 bryllupsrejse

sg - brýllupsrejsen, pl - brýllupsrejser

сва́дебное путеше́ствие

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honeymoon

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honeymoon (trip);

[ de er på bryllupsrejse] they are on their honeymoon;

[ de tog på bryllupsrejse til Frankrig] they went to France for their honeymoon.

Danish-English dictionary > bryllupsrejse
8 følge

I sg - fǿlgen, pl - fǿlger
сле́дствие с, результа́т м
II 3
провожа́ть, сле́довать

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accompany, act on, aftermath, backwash, consequence, cortege, ensue, entourage, escort, follow, go by, result, retinue, see, see off, send off, sequel, show, track

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I. (en -r)

( rækkefølge) succession,

F sequence;

( resultat) result, consequence;

[ være en følge af] be a consequence (el. the result) of, result from, follow on;

[ få følger] have consequences ( for for);

[ deres forhold fik følger] she became pregnant as a result of their relationship;

[få (el. have) til følge] result in;

[ have til følge at] have the result that;

[ som følge af] in consequence of, as a result of;

[ som følge heraf] in consequence, consequently;

[ tage følgerne] take the consequences;

[ tage til følge] comply with ( fx a request), act on ( fx his

instructions);

[ tage protesten til følge] take account of the protest;

(se også ifølge).

II. (et -r)

( fornem persons) retinue;

( procession) procession,

( ved begravelse) mourners pl;

[ i følget sås] among the mourners were;

[ i følge med] in the company of; accompanied by;

[ slå følge med én] join (company with) somebody.

III. vb (fulgte, fulgt)

( følge efter) follow ( fx follow me! the cold winter was followed by a wet spring),

( afløse også, F) succeed ( fx his brother succeeded him on the throne);

( om undervisning) attend ( fx lectures);

( ledsage) go (, come) with ( fx I'll go with you to the bus stop),

F accompany,

( som beskyttelse) escort;

( rette sig efter) follow ( fx his advice, his directions),

F comply with ( fx the rules, the law, his directions, the

instructions),

T go by ( fx the rules);

( iagttage) follow, watch (closely),

( checke med mellemrum) monitor ( fx their progress);

[ med sb:]

[ følge sit eget hoved] go one's own way;

[ følge en indskydelse] act on an impulse;

[ følge sin overbevisning] act according to (el. up to) one's conviction;

[ følge en politik] pursue a policy;

[ følge ens råd]

( også) take (el. act on) somebody's advice;

[ følge en vej] follow a road;

[ med præp, adv:]

[ følges ad] go together;

[ det følger af sig selv] it is a matter of course, it goes without saying;

[ heraf (el. deraf) følger at] hence it follows that;

[ følge efter] follow,

( afløse også, F) succeed;

[ følge hurtigt efter hinanden] follow each other in rapid succession;

[ følge en hjem] see somebody home, walk somebody home;

[ følge noget i kikkert] follow something through a pair of field glasses;

[ følge med]

( som resultat) result from, go with,

F accompany ( fx theft and violence often accompany the use of narcotics);

( ledsage) come (, go) with ( fx the others), go along with ( fx

I'll go along with you; a free scarf goes along with the coat),

F accompany;

[ følge ` med]

( ikke blive bagefter) keep up with the others (, him etc);

( følge med tiden) keep up with the times,

( holde sig á jour) keep up to date;

[ følg med!] come along!

( vær opmærksom) attend to your work!

(se også køb, strøm);

[ følges med] go (, come) with;

[ følge op]

(fig) follow up;

[ følge ham på vej] walk part of the way with him;

[ følge ham til dørs] see him out, see him to the door;

[ følge ham til toget (, skibet etc)] see him off;

(se også grav);

[ følge ham ud] see him out, see him to the door.

Danish-English dictionary > følge
9 gang

I sg - gangen, pl - gange
1) ходьба́ ж; похо́дка ж

2) ход м, движе́ние с

sǽtte nóget i gang — пусти́ть что-л. в ход; нача́ть

3) прохо́д м, коридо́р м
II sg - gangen, pl - gange
раз

dénne gang — на сей раз

mánge gange — мно́го раз, неоднокра́тно

for fǿrste gang — впервы́е

på én gang — сра́зу, одновреме́нно

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corridor, gait, hall, march, passage, time, tread, walk

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(en -e)

( det at gå; mods løb etc) walking, walk;

( måde at gå på) gait ( fx a rolling (, shuffling, unsteady) gait; their gait has a different rhythm),

( holdning) walk ( fx a graceful walk),

( skridt) step ( fx recognize (him by) his step (, gait, walk)),

(mht farten) pace ( fx at a quick (, slow) pace);

(maskineris etc) running ( fx smooth running), working;

( forløb) course ( fx of events),

( fremadskriden) progress, march ( fx of events, time);

( om hyppighed, tid) time,

( lejlighed) occasion ( fx many times; on many occasions);

( portion) portion, helping;

(havegang etc) walk, path;

( underjordisk) gallery;

( korridor) corridor,

( snæver) passage;

( entré) hall;

(mellem stolerækker etc) gangway,

(am) aisle;

( i kirke) aisle;

[ den gang] then, at that time;

(se også dengang);

[ den gang da] the time when;

[ én gang, en eneste gang] once;

(se også engang);

[ denne ene gang] this once;

[ for denne ene gangs skyld] (just) for this once;

[ første gang] the first time;

[ en gang skal jo være den første] there is a first time for everything;

[ første, anden, tredje gang]

( ved auktion) going, going, gone;

[ gå sin gang] take its course ( fx justice must take its course; the law took its course; let nature take its course; let things take their course);

[ tiden gik sin gang] time rolled on;

[ en halv gang mere] half as much again;

[ have sin gang i huset] be a regular visitor;

[ hver gang] every time, each time;

[ hver gang jeg ser ham] every time (el. whenever) I see him;

[ mange gange] a lot of times ( fx he did it a lot of times),

F many times;

( tit) often ( fx he often says such silly things);

[ to gange] twice;

[ to gange to er er fire] twice two are (el. is) four, two twos are four;

[ jeg lod mig det ikke sige to gange] I didn't need to be told twice;

[ en eller to gange] once or twice;

[ to eller tre gange] two or three times;

[ tre gange] three times;

[ tre gange fire er tolv ( 3ù4 = 12)] three fours are twelve, three times four is (el. makes) twelve (3 x 4 = 12);

[ tre gange fire]

( flademål) three by four;

[ alle gode gange tre]

( svarer til) third time lucky;

[ med præp:]

[ én ad gangen] one at a time;

[ lidt ad gangen] a little at a time;

( gradvis) little by little;

[ to og to ad gangen] by twos, two at a time, two by two;

[ varerne kom ad to gange] the goods came in two lots;

[ den ene gang efter den anden] = gang på gang;

[ for anden gang] a second time, for the second time;

[ for sidste gang] for the last time;

[ for en gangs skyld] for once;

...;

[ være i gang] be going, be working;

(T: aktiv) be on the go ( fx he is on the go all day long);

[ i fuld gang, godt i gang] in full swing,

( fremskredet) well under way;

[ kom nu ikke for godt i gang!] take it easy!

[ gå i gang med arbejdet] set to work;

[ gå i gang med noget] set to work on something;

[ holde i gang] keep going;

[ komme i gang] get started; get going ( fx let us get going),

(om foretagende etc også) get under way; get off the ground;

[ når han først kommer i gang] when he gets into his stride;

[ sætte i gang] start, set going;

( udløse) trigger off ( fx a discussion), touch off ( fx riots, an argument);

[ sætte gang i] speed up ( fx negotiations), step up ( fx production),

F accelerate ( fx growth);

[ sætte sig i gang] start;

[ gang på gang] time after time, again and again, time and time again;

[ på én gang] at the same time; at once;

( pludselig) suddenly, all at once.

Danish-English dictionary > gang
10 indgreb

sg - índgrebet, pl - índgreb

вмеша́тельство с

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crackdown

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(et -)

(fra myndighed etc, for at hindre noget) clamp-down ( mod on, fx tax evasion);

( uberettiget formindskelse) encroachment (i on, fx their rights);

( forstyrrende) interference (i with, in, fx their plans);

(med.) operation;

( maskinteknisk) gear, mesh;

[ foretage effektive indgreb mod] take energetic action (el. strong measures) against, clamp down on;

[ gøre indgreb i]

(fig) interfere in, encroach on.

Danish-English dictionary > indgreb
11 miljø

sg - miljǿet, pl - miljǿer

1) окруже́ние, среда́ ж

2) среда́ обита́ния, окружа́ющая среда́

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environment

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(et -er)

(biol, også mht forurening) environment ( fx heredity and environment; protect the environment);

( persons: miljø som præger en) environment ( fx an environment which encourages the children's development; see them in their natural environment),

( socialt, F) milieu ( fx it also happens in that milieu; come from (, live in) different milieus);

( miljø man kommer fra) background ( fx people with ( fra) different backgrounds);

( omgivelser) surroundings pl ( fx live in beautiful surroundings),

F ambience ( fx create the right ambience for the negotiations),

( hvor noget foregår) setting ( fx the story takes place in a South African setting);

( atmosfære) atmosphere ( fx the old inn has atmosphere);

[ stedet mangler miljø] the place lacks a soul; there is no soul to the place;

[ se dyrene i deres naturlige miljø] see the animals in their natural habitat.

Danish-English dictionary > miljø
12 pille

pile, pill, pillar, tamper

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I. (en -r)

( støtte) pillar, column;

( bropille) pier;

(med.) pill;

[ en bitter pille]

(fig) a bitter pill.

II. vb pick ( fx the meat from the bone; pick one's toes);

(tage skal etc af) peel ( fx an orange, potatoes), shell ( fx peas, shrimps, an egg);

( tage stilk af) stem ( fx red currants);

( plukke fjer af) pluck;

( plukke, samle) pick;

( røre ved ting man ikke må) fiddle;

[ ikke pille!] don't touch! hands off! keep your fingers off!

[ pille næse, pille sig i næsen] pick one's nose;

[ fuglen pillede sig] the bird preened itself (el. its feathers);

[ pille stikkelsbær] top and tail gooseberries;

[ med præp & adv:]

[ pille af]

(dvs forsvinde) T buzz off, clear out, hop it;

[ pille noget af] pick (, peel) something off;

[ pille fra], se pille ud;

[ pille fra hinanden] take ( fx a toy) apart,

(fig) take ( fx his arguments) to pieces,

(om argumenter etc også) pick holes in,

( fuldstændigt) demolish ( fx his arguments, the plan);

[ gå og pille med noget] potter about something; busy oneself with something;

[ pille ned]

( skyde) pick off, bring down;

[ pille en ned]

(fig) take somebody down a peg,

( helt ned) cut somebody down to size;

(se også piedestal);

[ pille op]

(dvs samle op) pick up,

( knude, strikning etc) undo,

( om strikning også) unravel;

[ pille ud]

(dvs fjerne) take out, remove,

( udvælge) choose, pick out;

[ de nykker skal vi snart få pillet ud af ham] we'll soon cure him of that nonsense;

[ pille ved] fiddle with, toy with, finger,

( nervøst) fidget with,

( for at forbedre, reparere) fiddle with ( fx new translators fiddling with the text of the Bible; he fiddled with the engine and got it going),

( ødelægge, bringe uorden i) tamper with ( fx a machine, the lock, one's papers, their rights), meddle with;

( drage i tvivl) question ( fx his right),

( antaste) tamper with ( fx their rights),

( kritisere) pick holes in ( fx his arguments, the plan).

Danish-English dictionary > pille
13 skibbrud

(et -) shipwreck;

[ lide skibbrud] be (ship)wrecked,

( kun om person også) be cast away,

(fig) be wrecked, fail ( fx their plans failed); go on the rocks

( fx their marriage went on the rocks),

F founder ( fx the project foundered);

[ lide skibbrud i livet] fail in life;

[ fælles skibbrud trøster] misery loves company.

Danish-English dictionary > skibbrud
14 sole

vb sun;

[ sole sig] sun oneself, bask in the sun;

[ sole sig i]

(fig) sun oneself in ( fx their admiration), bask in ( fx their approval).

Danish-English dictionary > sole
15 spot

derision

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(en) mockery ( fx there was a note of mockery in his remarks),

(F: skarpere) derision ( fx the proposal was greeted with derision),

( latterliggørelse) ridicule ( fx pour (el. heap) ridicule on the proposal (, on his efforts); he ignored their ridicule);

( sarkasme) sarcasm ( fx say something with biting sarcasm);

( spottende bemærkninger) sneers ( fx the proposal was greeted with sneers; he ignored their sneers);

( bidende bemærkning) gibe, taunt;

[ drive spot med], se spotte;

[ blive (, være) til spot ( og spe)] be (, become) a laughing stock,

F be (, become) an object of derision (, ridicule);

[ være til spot for hele byen] be the laughing stock of the whole town;

[ føje spot til skade] add insult to injury.

Danish-English dictionary > spot
16 stykke

act, bar, bit, cake, length, piece, quarter, stretch, tablet

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I. (et -r) piece,

( mindre) bit;

( afskåren skive) slice ( fx of bread, of meat),

( udskåret stykke af kød) cut;

( del af strækning) part ( fx walk part of the way);

( af jernbanelinie) section;

( stykke vej) distance, way;

( lille mark) patch ( fx a patch of rye, of beans);

( tekststykke) passage ( fx a famous passage from King Lear);

( del af paragraf) subsection;

( afsnit af tekstside) paragraph;

( avisartikel) piece, article;

( regnestykke) problem,

( addition, T) sum;

( dyr ved optælling) head ( fx 20 head of cattle);

( kanon) gun, piece;

( maleri; komposition; genstand i samling) piece;

( skuespil) play,

T piece;

(af appelsin etc) segment;

[ nogle stykker] some, a few;

[ en 30 stykker] some thirty, about thirty;

[ et par stykker] one or two, a couple;

[ 10 pence stykket (el. pr. stk)] 10 p. each,

F 10 p. apiece;

(se også blæse, II. regne, stiv);

[ med sb:]

[ et stykke arbejde] a piece of work, a job;

[ et stykke brød] a piece (, afskåret også: slice) of bread,

( tykt, T) a hunk of bread;

[ et stykke chokolade]

( fyldt) a chocolate,

( brækket af) a piece of chocolate,

( plade) a block of chocolate,

( aflang) a bar of chocolate;

[ et stykke jord] a plot of land;

[ et stykke mad] a piece of bread and butter,

( sammenlagt) a sandwich;

[ et stykke papir] a piece of paper;

[ et stykke sukker] a lump (el. cube) of sugar;

[ et stykke sæbe] a tablet of soap;

[ et stykke tid] some time;

[ et stykke vej] some distance;

[ et godt stykke vej] a fair distance;

[ med præp:]

[ han er et stykke af en digter] he is something of a poet;

[ der går ingen stykker af dig for det] what harm can it do you?

[ et stykke af vejen] part of the way;

[ stykke for stykke] piece by piece, bit by bit;

[ i stykker] broken,

( i uorden) out of order ( fx the lift is out of order), not

working,

T on the blink;

[ brække i stykker] break (to pieces);

[ gå i stykker] go (el. come) to pieces, break,

(om maskine etc) break down ( fx the washing machine broke down),

T go on the blink;

(i tale etc) break down;

( blive ødelagt, svækket) go to pieces;

( om ægteskab) break down, go on the rocks;

[ forlovelsen gik i stykker] the engagement was broken off;

[ planen gik i stykker på at] the scheme broke down over the fact that;

[ rive noget i stykker] tear something to pieces, tear something up;

[ skære i stykker] cut (in)to pieces, cut up;

[ slå i stykker] break,

( voldsomt) smash, dash to pieces,

( stærkere) shatter;

(fig) break up ( fx their friendship (, marriage), his life), wreck

( fx their plans),

( stærkere, F) shatter ( fx his illusions, his life);

( om pengeseddel: veksle) change ( fx can you change a £10 note for me?),

( begynde at bruge) break (el. cut) into ( fx I don't want to break

(el. cut) into my last £10 note);

[obligationer i stykker på £100] bonds in denominations of £100;

[ når det kommer til stykket] after all; when it comes to the point (, T: crunch); when all is said and done.

II. vb:

[ stykke noget sammen] piece something together,

( som et puslespil) jigsaw something together;

[ stykke ud] parcel out.

Danish-English dictionary > stykke
17 træk

attribute, draught, flight, move, tow, trait

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I. (et -)

( ryk, drag) pull (i at, on, fx a pull at the handle; keep up a steady pull on the rope),

(tekn: det at trække over en flade) traction,

( ved kraftoverførsel) drive;

( i tegning & i skrift) stroke ( fx in bold strokes);

( enkelthed) touch, trait,

(også spr) feature ( fx interesting features; dialect (, distinctive) features);

( episode) episode, incident ( fx he told us episodes from his early life);

( ansigtstræk) feature;

( karaktertræk) trait ( fx that is one of his most pleasing traits);

(i skak etc, & fig) move ( fx win in three moves; it was a clever move on their part; what will be their next move?);

( i bridge) trick;

( fugles) passage, migration,

( sværm) flight ( fx a flight of starlings);

( i vægtløftning) (two hands) snatch;

[ med præp:]

[ det var et smukt træk af ham] it was handsome of him;

[ for anden dag i træk] for the second day running (el. in succession);

[ tre gange i træk] three times running (el. in a row el. in succession);

[ han var her 5 uger i træk]

(dvs uafbrudt) he was here for 5 weeks on end,

( han kom hver uge) he was here 5 weeks in succession;

[ i ét træk]

( uden ophold) without stopping, at a stretch;

[ jeg læste bogen i ét træk] I read the book at one sitting;

T I read the book at one go;

[ i korte træk] briefly, in brief;

[ i store træk] in (broad) outline;

(se også grov);

[ gå på træk]

( om prostitueret) go on the street(s).

II. (en) draught ( fx sit in the draught),

(am) draft;

[ der er ingen træk i skorstenen] the chimney won't draw;

[ træk i øjet] a cold in the eye.

Danish-English dictionary > træk
18 tusindvis

:### [ i tusindvis] in (their) thousands ( fx people turned up in their thousands), by the thousand ( fx there were books by the thousand).

Danish-English dictionary > tusindvis
19 underskud

deficit, loss

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(et -) deficit ( fx a deficit of £200);

(om noget der ikke når op til det forventede el. fornødne) shortfall (

fx students make up shortfalls in their grants by working in their vacations);

[ dække underskuddet] make up the deficit;

[ give underskud] result in a deficit,

( om selskab, hotel etc) lose money, be run at a loss;

[ køre med underskud] = give underskud.

Danish-English dictionary > underskud
20 varetage

vb look after, take care of ( fx their interests), manage, handle

( fx their affairs),

F attend to ( fx one's duties).

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their — adjective Etymology: Middle English, from their, pronoun, from Old Norse theirra, genitive plural demonstrative & personal pronoun; akin to Old English thæt that Date: 13th century 1. of or relating to them or themselves especially as possessors … New Collegiate Dictionary
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