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41 del

sg - delen, pl - dele

часть ж, до́ля ж

bégge dele — и то и друго́е

táge del (i ngt) — уча́ствовать (в чём-л.)

* * *

component, element, instalment, lot, part, piece, portion, proportion, section, segment, share, slice

* * *

(en -e) part ( fx he spent (a) part of the summer in England),

F portion;

( i forhold til helheden) proportion ( fx only a small proportion of the pupils failed);

( af bog) part;

( andel) share ( fx they each had a share of the cake),

F portion;

( afsnit, udsnit) section ( fx all sections of the population);

(i blanding etc) part ( fx equal parts of milk and sugar);

[ begge dele] both;

[ jeg forstår mig ikke på de dele] I don't know much about these things;

[ en del bøger] a number of books;

[ en del beskadiget] somewhat damaged;

[ en del deraf] part of it;

[ en af delene] one or the other;

[ en hel del]

( foran entalsord) a great deal of, a lot of,

( foran flertalsord) quite a few, a great (el. good) many,

T lots of;

(uden sb) a good deal ( fx he reads a good deal; a good deal better);

[ for en del] in part, partly, to some extent;

[ for en stor del] to a great extent, largely;

[ for største delen], se ndf;

[ jeg for min del] I for one, personally,

F for my part;

[ gøre sin del] do one's share ( fx of the work);

[ have del i] have a share in;

[ tage del i] take part in ( fx the fighting), (take a) share in ( fx

the expenses),

( vise deltagelse i) share in ( fx we all share in your sorrow), sympathize with somebody in;

[ ingen af delene] neither;

[ en meget lille del af befolkningen] a very small proportion of the population;

[ største delen] the greater part,

( flertallet også) the majority;

[ den største del af] most of, the greater part of;

( flertallet) the majority of;

[ for største delen] for the most part, chiefly, mostly;

[ til dels] partly, in part;

[ blive en til del] fall to somebody's share (el. lot).

Danish-English dictionary > del
42 derud a'

:### [ køre derud a']

( med fuld fart) rip along;

[ det kørte bare derud a']

(dvs gik glat) it went on wheels;

( uden ophør) it went on and on;

[ lade det køre derud a'] let things rip.

Danish-English dictionary > derud a'
43 distinktion

stripe

* * *

(en -er) distinction ( fx make (el. draw) a distinction between two things);

(mil.) ( gradstegn) badge (of rank) ( fx he wore a colonel's badges);

( på ærmet) chevron, stripe(s);

[ distinktioner]

(mil. også) insignia.

Danish-English dictionary > distinktion
44 død

1. sg - døden
смерть ж
2. a
мёртвый

han er død — он у́мер

* * *

dead, death, end, flat, inanimate, inert

* * *

I. (en) death,

(F og jur) decease, demise;

[ det bliver min død] it will be the death of me;

[ finde døden] meet one's death;

[ død og pine!] gosh!

[ det er en sen død]

(fig, T) it is a slow job;

[ den sorte død]

(hist.) the Black Death;

[ den visse død] certain death;

[ med præp:]

[ ligge for døden] be dying;

[ gå i døden for] die for;

[ tro indtil døden] faithful unto death;

[ han vil tage sin død over det] it will be the death of him;

[ død over tyrannen] death to the tyrant;

[ græmme sig til døde] grieve oneself to death, die of grief;

(se også afgå (ved), I. brød, dømme (til), kede (til), nær, stå (op)).

II. adj dead, inanimate;

( om tid) slack ( fx a slack period);

perf part died;

[ han var død af kræft] he had died of cancer;

[ de døde] the dead;

[ den døde] the dead man (, woman),

(jur) the deceased;

[ 200 døde] 200 dead;

[ død eller levende] dead or alive;

[ mere død end levende] more dead than alive;

[ ligge som død] lie as one dead;

[ han var død ( og borte)] he was dead (and gone);

[ hendes fingre var døde af kulde] her fingers were numb with cold;

[ Det døde Hav] the Dead Sea;

[ dødt løb] (a) dead heat;

[ dødt punkt] dead centre,

(fig) deadlock ( fx the negotiations have reached a deadlock),

F impasse ( fx reach an impasse in the discussion);

[ komme over det døde punkt]

(fig) break the deadlock;

[ vi er kommet over det døde punkt]

( også) things have begun to move;

[ dødt skib] abandoned vessel;

[ dødt sprog] dead language;

[ død vinkel]

(mil.) dead angle;

( i bil) blind area;

(se også sild).

Danish-English dictionary > død
45 dør

sg - døren, pl - døre

дверь ж

* * *

door

* * *

(en -e) door,

( døråbning) doorway;

[ bag lukkede døre] behind closed doors;

[ stå for døren]

(fig) be near,

F be at hand;

(se også feje);

[ for åbne (, lukkede) døre] with the doors open (, closed);

[ for åbne døre]

( også) in public;

[ for lukkede døre]

(jur) in camera ( fx the case was heard in camera);

[ gå ens dør forbi] fail to look somebody up;

[ holde sulten (, nøden) fra døren] keep the wolf from the door;

[ stå i døren] stand in the doorway;

[ gå ind ad døren] go in through the door;

[ han er så dum at man kan rende døre ind med ham] he is as thick as two planks; he is just too stupid for words;

[ inden døre] indoors,

F within doors;

[ inden for døren] inside the door;

[ sæt aldrig din fod inden for mine døre igen] never set foot in this house again;

[ falde med døren ind i huset] burst in;

[ gå stille med dørene]

(fig: være forsigtig) watch one's step, tread cautiously,

( være diskret) go about things quietly;

(se også smække);

[ bo dør om dør med en] live next door to somebody, be somebody's next-door neighbour;

[ banke på døren] knock at (el. on) the door;

[ jage (el. sætte) en på døren] turn somebody out;

[ rende en på dørene] camp on somebody's doorstep, pester somebody with visits;

[ følge en til døren] see somebody out;

[ døren til] the door of ( fx my room); the door leading to (fx the passage);

[ gå ud ad døren] go out of the door;

[ ude af døren] out of the door ( fx they were out of the door by 8); off

( fx I have to be off in half an hour);

[ uden for døren] outside the door;

[ lige uden for ens dør]

(fig) on one's doorstep;

[ sætte en uden for døren]

( i skole) send somebody out of the room (el. into the corridor);

[ han giver ikke ved dørene] he never pays (, says) more than he can help;

[ salg ved dørene] door-to-door selling;

[ sælge ved dørene] sell from door to door.

Danish-English dictionary > dør
46 efterladenskaber

droppings

* * *

pl things left behind;

( skovgæsters) litter;

( ekskrementer) excrements, droppings.

Danish-English dictionary > efterladenskaber
47 falde

4

па́дать

fálde i ǿjnene — броса́ться в глаза́

* * *

come down, drop, fall, tumble

* * *

vb (faldt, faldet) fall;

( styrte, trimle) tumble;

( i krig) be killed,

F fall;

( om priser, temperatur) fall ( med by, fx fall by 5%), go down,

F decline,

( pludseligt) drop,

( stærkere) slump;

[ dommen falder]

( i straffesag) sentence is pronounced,

( i civilsag) judgment is delivered;

[ tage det som det kan falde] take things as they come;

[ lade falde]

( opgive, forlade) drop ( fx the case, the matter, the subject),

( fremkomme med) let fall ( fx a few words, a remark), drop ( fx

a hint, a remark);

[ tiden falder ham lang], se tid;

[ det falder mig let] I find it easy;

[ det falder sig sådan at] it so happens that;

[ dette stof falder så smukt] this material hangs so well;

[ denne sætning falder tungt] this sentence reads heavy;

[ tæppet falder]

( på teater) the curtain falls (el. comes down);

[ med præp & adv:]

[ falde `af] fall off, come off;

(om hår etc) fall out, come out;

[ der kan falde noget af til dig] you may come in for a share;

[ falde af på den] lose grip;

[ han er faldet af på den] he is not the man he was;

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

[ falde bort]

( opgives) be dropped;

( ophøre) be discontinued, lapse;

( miste sin gyldighed) cease to be valid;

(se også bortfalde);

[ falde efter]

(om hest etc) be sired by;

[ falde for] fall for ( fx all girls fall for him);

[ falde for fjendehånd] die at the hands of the enemy;

[ falde for fristelsen] succumb to temptation;

[ falde ` for]

( hænde) occur, happen ( fx if it should happen),

( vise sig) turn up ( fx any jobs that might turn up);

[ når din vej falder forbi] when you come my (el. this) way;

[ falde ` fra]

(dø) die, pass away;

(opgive studium etc) drop out;

( svigte) fall away, desert one's party;

(rel) lapse (from one's faith);

[ en elev (, studerende) der falder fra] a dropout;

[ falde hen]

( døse hen) doze off,

( falde i søvn) drop off;

( i drømmerier) fall into a reverie;

[ falde `i]

(i vandet etc) fall in,

( gennem is) fall through,

( gå i en fælde) walk into a trap,

( lukke sig) fall to,

( stemme i) join in;

[ talen falder i tre afsnit] the speech falls into three parts;

[ falde i armene på en] fall into somebody's arms;

[ falde i hænderne på en] fall into somebody's hands, fall into the hands of somebody;

[ falde i øjnene] be conspicuous;

(se også hak, lod, slag, smag, III. stav, søvn etc);

[ det faldt ` i med regn (, tåge)] it set in raining (, foggy);

[ falde igennem] fall through;

( ved eksamen) fail, be ploughed;

[ ved siden af ham vil jeg falde igennem] I am simply not in it with him;

[ falde ind]

( med en bemærkning) cut in;

( synge med) join in;

[ hvor kan det falde dig ind at?] how dare you? what do you mean by -ing?

[ det kunne aldrig falde mig ind] I wouldn't dream of (doing) such a thing;

[ det falder mig ind] it occurs to me;

[ falde ind i et land] invade a country;

(se også dør);

[ falde ind under] come under ( fx it comes under another heading);

[ falde ned] fall down,

( om fly) crash;

[ fald ned!]

(T: hids dig ned) cool down!

[ falde ned af en stige] fall off (el. down from) a ladder;

(se også stol);

[ falde ned over hovedet på], se hoved;

[ falde `om] fall down ( fx the tree fell down with a crash), fall over,

( om person også, pludseligt) drop ( fx drop dead; ready to drop with fatigue; he dropped into a chair),

( bryde sammen) collapse ( fx with fatigue);

(T: dratte om) keel over;

[ han faldt mig om halsen] he threw his arms round my neck;

[ vi var ved at falde om af grin] we fell about (laughing);

[ falde over]

( snuble over) fall over, stumble over,

( få fat i) come across;

(se også ben);

[ falde ` over]

( gå løs på) go for, fall on, attack;

[ falde `på]

( indtræde) set in, fall ( fx darkness (, night) is falling);

[` falde på]

( om lys) fall on;

[ lyset faldt på hans ansigt]

( også) the light caught his face;

[ gevinsten faldt på nr 123] ticket number 123 came up with the prize;

[ min fødselsdag falder på en søndag] my birthday is (el. falls) on a Sunday;

[ natten falder på]

( også) night is coming on;

[ hvordan falder du på det?] what makes you think that?

[ falde på plads]

(også fig) fall into place ( fx when I read his letter everything fell into place),

(se også brik);

[ falde sammen] collapse,

( om person, modstand også) crumple up,

( om person: tungt) slump ( fx he slumped in his chair);

[ falde sammen med] coincide with;

[ falde ` til]

( lukke sig) close;

( slutte tæt) fit closely;

( finde sig til rette) settle down,

T shake down;

[ falde godt til blandt] mix (el. fit in) well with;

[ falde ham til besvær] become a burden to him;

[ falde til ro], se I. ro;

[ falde tilbage på] fall back on ( fx have a pension (, something) to fall back on);

[ falde tilbage til] fall back on ( fx old methods),

( om tidligere, uheldig tilstand) revert to ( fx a primitive

state), relapse into ( fx crime);

[ falde ud] fall out ( fx fall out of the window);

( udvikle sig) turn out ( fx it turned out well);

[ falde ud af rollen], se rolle;

[ falde ud af takten] get out of time;

[ falde ud i]

( om flod) fall (el. flow) into;

[ falde uden for] be (el. fall) outside ( fx one's competence, one's field), stand outside ( fx the discussion);

[ falde væk], se ovf: falde bort.

Danish-English dictionary > falde
48 fem

пять

* * *

five

* * *

num five;

[ lade fem være lige] let things slide.

Danish-English dictionary > fem
49 flotte

vb:

[ flotte sig] splash out, lash out,

( mere generelt) spread oneself, do things in style;

[ flotte sig med at købe et slips] treat oneself to a tie;

[ flotte sig med dyre vine]

( også) lash out on expensive wines.

Danish-English dictionary > flotte
50 forhåbning

sg - forhǻbningen, pl - forhǻbninger

наде́жда ж

* * *

expectation, hope

* * *

(en -er) hope;

[ gøre sig forhåbning (el. forhåbninger) om] hope, have hopes of;

[ slå hans forhåbninger ned] destroy (el. defeat) his hopes;

[ store forhåbninger] high hopes;

[ nære store forhåbninger til] expect great things of.

Danish-English dictionary > forhåbning
51 forsværge

forswear

* * *

vb:

[ jeg ville have forsvoret at det kunne ske] I would never have thought it possible;

[ jeg ville have forsvoret at det var den mand] I could have sworn it was not that man;

[ man skal ingenting forsværge] you never can tell; stranger things have happened.

Danish-English dictionary > forsværge
52 fortabt

damned, dejected, dejectedly, done for, lost

* * *

adj lost;

( modløs) dejected,

F disheartened;

[ give fortabt] give it up;

( erkende sig overvundet) lower one's colours;

[ føle sig fortabt] feel lost,

( sat udenfor) feel out of it (el. of things);

[ fortabt i drømmerier] lost in reverie;

[ den fortabte søn] the Prodigal (son);

[ vi er fortabt] we are lost; we are done for;

T we have had it.

Danish-English dictionary > fortabt
53 forventning

sg - forvéntningen, pl - forvéntninger

ожида́ние с

* * *

anticipation, expectancy, expectation, hopefulness, promise

* * *

(en -er) expectation ( til of, fx his expectations of her);

( om følelse) expectancy ( fx a look (, feeling) of expectancy);

[ efter forventning] according to expectation(s);

[ i forventning om] in expectation of, looking forward to;

[ imod forventning] contrary to expectation;

[ over forventning] exceeding one's expectations, more (, better) than

(could be) expected;

[ stille store forventninger til] expect great things from.

Danish-English dictionary > forventning
54 først

num

пе́рвый

den første — пе́рвое (число́)

* * *

first, at first, initially

* * *

I. adj first;

( førstnævnte af to) (the) former;

( i orkester) principal ( fx he was principal clarinetist);

[ den første den bedste] the first that comes along;

[ en af de første dage] one of the next few days;

[ i de første dage af maj] in the early days of May;

[ de tre første dage] the first three days;

[ noget af det første han sagde] one of the first things he said;

[ for det første] first(ly), in the first place; to begin with;

[ med det første] soon, before long, shortly;

[ den første maj]

( over brev) 1 May, 1st May,

(især am) May 1(st);

( i tekst) on the first of May, on May (the) 1(st);

( som festdag) May Day;

(se også april, gang, præmie, rang, række, ungdom).

II. adv first ( fx he first asked my name, then he...);

( i begyndelsen) at first ( fx at first it seemed rather easy, but it was not long before I saw I was mistaken);

( ikke før) not until,

T not till ( fx he did not come till 5 o'clock; not until two days after did she see him again),

( kun om det fortidige) only ( fx he came only yesterday);

[ bliver han først vred er han] once he gets angry he is;

[ først da]

(adv) not till then, only then,

(conj) only when;

[ da det først gik op for ham at] once he realized that;

[ først for en halv time siden] only half an hour ago;

[ fra først af] at first, from the first, originally;

[ fra først til sidst] from first to last;

[ først og fremmest] first of all, first and foremost,

F primarily;

[ gå først]

(dvs forrest) go first, lead (the way);

[ først i maj] early in May,

( ikke før) not till May;

[ først i tyverne (, trediverne etc)] early in the twenties (, thirties etc);

( om person) in his (, her) early twenties (, thirties etc);

[ først lige] only just;

[ først nu] only now, not until now, now at last;

[ når først] once ( fx once he gets angry he is...);

[ først om et halvt år] not for six months;

[ først på året] early in the year;

[ først på foråret] in early spring;

[ først på måneden] in the beginning of the month.

Danish-English dictionary > først
55 gemme

2

пря́тать

* * *

hide, lay by, lay down, save, secrete, store up, stow away

* * *

I. (en -r) gem;

[ ophøjet gemme] cameo.

II. (et -r) hiding place;

[ i hendes gemmer] among her things.

III. *

( opbevare) keep ( fx will you keep this for me?);

( ikke bruge, spise etc) save ( fx he saved the rest of the chocolate till (el. for) later; save the best till the last);

( spare op) save, put by;

( skjule) hide ( noget for en something from somebody);

[ gemme hen] put by;

( skjule) pack away;

[ gemt er ikke glemt]

( kan gengives) I won't forget this!

[ gemme på] keep;

(fig) treasure ( fx a memory), nurse ( fx a grievance);

[ gemme sig] hide ( for from);

( lure) lurk ( fx below the surface);

[ gemme sig ind til en] cuddle (el. snuggle) up to somebody;

[ gemme væk] put away.

Danish-English dictionary > gemme
56 grå

се́рый

* * *

dull, grey

* * *

adj grey,

(især am) gray;

[ grå eminence] éminence grise;

[ det satte ham grå hår i hovedet] it caused him endless worry, it was enough to turn his hair grey;

[ grå pantere] Grey Panthers;

[ grå substans]

( fysiol) grey matter;

[ grå ært] field pea;

[ male gråt i gråt] paint in drab colours;

[ se alt gråt i gråt] look on the dark side of things;

(se også kat, oldtid, papir).

Danish-English dictionary > grå
57 gænge

(en -r)

( på skrue) thread, groove;

(på vugge etc) rocker;

[ det gik i den gamle gænge] things took their usual course;

[ være i god gænge] be in progress, be proceeding satisfactorily.

Danish-English dictionary > gænge
58 hak

hack, indentation, nick, notch, tick

* * *

(et -)

( indskæring) notch ( fx cut a notch in the stick), indentation,

( mindre, utilsigtet) nick ( fx there were nicks in the table);

(i kanten af tallerken etc) chip,

( i knivsæg) nick;

( bule) dent;

[(fig) T: ikke et hak] not a bit ( fx not a bit better; I don't care a bit), not a thing ( fx you don't know a thing about it);

[ jeg forstår ikke et hak af det] I don't understand a word of it;

[ falde i hak]

T fall into place, click ( fx things were beginning to click);

( passe sammen) slot together;

[ få et hak i tuden]

T get a smack (el. one) in the eye;

[ lave hak i] notch; nick; chip; (in)dent.

Danish-English dictionary > hak
59 helvede

sg - hélvedet

ад м

••

ad hélvede til — груб. ужа́сно

* * *

hell

* * *

(et) hell;

[ ad helvede til] bloody awful;

[ gå ad helvede til!] go to hell!

[ det går ad helvede til] it is going to rack and ruin;

[ gøre ham helvede hedt] make it (el. things) hot for him;

[ som bare helvede] like hell;

[ så for helvede!] oh hell!

Danish-English dictionary > helvede
60 hensyn

sg - hénsynet, pl - hénsyn

1) внима́ние с, уваже́ние с

af hénsyn til ham — из уваже́ния к нему́

med hénsyn til — (сокр. m. h. t.) в отноше́нии

táge hénsyn til nógen [nóget] — счита́ться с кем-л. [с чем-л.]

2) соображе́ние с

af polítiske hénsyn — по полити́ческим соображе́ниям

úden hénsyn til — несмотря́ на...

* * *

consideration, regard

* * *

(et -) consideration ( fx an important consideration; financial (, military) considerations);

[ der er så mange hensyn at tage] there are so many things to be

considered;

[ tage hensyn til] consider, take into consideration (el. account),

( person) consider, show consideration for, pay regard to ( fx his wishes);

[ ikke tage hensyn til] ignore, pay no attention to, leave out of account,

F disregard;

[ tage hensyn til hans ungdom] make allowance for his youth;

[ med præp:]

[ af politiske hensyn] for political reasons;

[ af menneskelige hensyn] out of kindness;

[ af hensyn til] for the sake of,

( på grund af) on account of, because of;

[ af hensyn til ham] for his sake;

[ af hensyn til hans følelser] out of consideration (el. regard) for his feelings;

[ vi må have det skriftligt af hensyn til regnskabet] we must have it in writing for accounting purposes;

[ af hensyn til hans ønsker] in deference to his wishes;

[ med hensyn til]

(dvs vedrørende) concerning ( fx complaints (, information, suggestions) concerning...);

( hvad angår) as regards ( fx as regards your second question...; the plan is unsatisfactory as regards security), with regard to; as far as... is concerned;

[ uden hensyn til] without regard to, irrespective of ( fx age and ability);

( ligeglad med) without considering,

F without regard for ( fx his own safety; my wishes, my feelings), regardless of ( fx the consequences);

[ uden hensyn til hvad det koster] regardless of expense;

[ uden hensyn til om det regner eller ej] no matter whether it rains or not.

Danish-English dictionary > hensyn

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things — The objects of dominion or property as contradistinguished from persons. Gayer v. Whelan, 59 Cal.App.2d 255,138 P.2d 763, 768. The object of a right; Le., whatever is treated by the law as the object over which one person exercises a right, and… … Black's law dictionary
things — noun /θɪŋz/ Ones clothes, furniture, luggage, or possessions collectively; stuff Ole Golly just had indoor things and outdoor things.... She just had yards and yards of tweed which enveloped her like a lot of discarded blankets, which ballooned… … Wiktionary
things — Synonyms and related words: accessories, accouterments, appanages, apparatus, appendages, appliances, appointments, appurtenances, armament, belongings, caparison, choses, choses in action, choses in possession, choses local, choses transitory,… … Moby Thesaurus
things — thing [n1] something felt, seen, perceived affair, anything, apparatus, article, being, body, business, circumstance, commodity, concept, concern, configuration, contrivance, corporeality, creature, device, element, entity, everything, existence … New thesaurus
things — Inanimate objects. Gayer v Whelan, 59 Cal App 255, 139 P2d 763. As the subject matter of a bequest, effects, goods, assets, or property, dependent upon the intent of the testator as such appears from the will. Arnolds Estate, 240 Pa 261, 87 A 590 … Ballentine's law dictionary
things — noun any movable possession (especially articles of clothing) (Freq. 7) she packed her things and left • Hypernyms: ↑property, ↑belongings, ↑holding … Useful english dictionary

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