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1 løn
sg - lǿnnen1) за́работная пла́та, зарпла́та ж, жа́лованье с2) награ́да ж* * *earnings, emolument, pay, remuneration, salary, wage, wage-packet* * *I. (en)( arbejdsløn) pay;(+ nærmere bestemmelse) wage ( fx a good wage; work at a weekly wage of £80; they paid him a wage that would be scorned by a schoolboy);( især ugeløn) wages pl;T pay;(mil.) pay;( belønning) reward;[ bære lønnen i sig selv] carry its own reward;[ få løn for] be paid for;[ hvad får han i løn?] what are his wages?T how much does he make (el. get)? what does he get?( om gage) what is his salary?[ få løn som forskyldt] get one's (just) deserts,T get what one asks for;[ der fik han løn som forskyldt] it served him right,T he was asking for it; he deserved all he got;(se også utak, II. værd).II.:[ i løn]( hemmeligt) in secret, secretly,F clandestinely.III. (en)( træ) maple, sycamore. -
2 dårlig
1) плохо́й, скве́рный; испо́рченный2) больно́йblíve dǻrlig — заболе́ть
jeg har det dǻrligt — я чу́вствую себя́ пло́хо
* * *bad, baleful, ill, off, poor, shoddy, sick, sickly, weak* * *adj bad ( fx news, food, novel),( ringe) poor ( fx food, novel, reward);( syg, kun efter vb) ill,( utilpas) unwell;( om legemsdel) bad ( fx have a bad eye (, finger));( uheldig) bad ( fx habit);adv ( dårligt) badly, poorly,( næsten ikke), se ndf: dårligt nok;[ dårlig betalt] badly paid, ill-paid;[ blive dårlig] get (el. go) bad,( syg) be taken ill,( få kvalme) feel sick, get sick;[ dårligt helbred] poor health;[ dårligt lys] bad light;[ dårlig mave], se mave;[ dårligt nok](dvs næsten ikke) hardly ( fx I hardly know him);[ dårlig smag] bad taste;( smagløshed også) poor taste;[ få den dårlige smag ud af munden] get the bad taste out of one's mouth;[ det giver en dårlig smag i munden] it leaves a bad (, stærkere: nasty) taste in one's (el. the) mouth;[ jeg har dårlig tid] I am in a hurry; I am busy; I am pushed (el. pressed) for time;[ dårligt vejr] bad weather;[ være dårlig til at gøre noget] be bad (el. poor) at doing something; -
3 bolig
sg - bóligen, pl - bóligerкварти́ра ж; жильё с* * *dwelling, home, housing* * *(en -er) home ( fx people now spend more money on their homes),F residence ( fx at his private residence, the ambassador'sresidence), habitation ( fx human habitations);(især jur, officielt el. fagsprog) dwelling ( fx 160,000 new dwellings were started in 1981; the dwellings of the natives);(poet.) abode;( hus) house,(især am) home,( lejlighed) flat,(am) apartment;[ boliger]( også) housing ( fx there are thousands of people in deplorable housing); accommodation ( fx the poorer paid cannot get decent accommodation);[ skaffe boliger til] provide housing (el. accommodation) for;F take up residence in Copenhagen. -
4 mere
* * *adj, adv more;[ en grund mere] one more reason, an additional reason;[ vil du have mere te?] would you like some more tea?[ mere vil have mere] the more you get the more you want;[ holde mere af] be more fond of, like better;[ klokken er mere end jeg troede] it is later than I thought;[ mere end nok] more than enough, plenty ( fx we have plenty of fuel);( også) there is enough and to spare;[ mere for æren end for pengenes skyld] for the honour of it rather than for money's sake;[ hvad mere?] what more?( hvad andet) what else?[ hvad mere er] what is more ( fx and, what is more, he paid for it himself);[ ikke mere] no more, not any more,( om tid) no longer ( fx he is no longer a teacher),(dvs aldrig igen) no more ( fx we saw him no more);( også, T) I am out of tobacco;[ jeg kan ikke mere] I can't go on, I give up;[ ikke et ord mere] not another word;[ så er der ikke mere] that's all;T that's the lot; that's it, then;( kun) no more than,( ikke over) not more than; -
5 middel
sg - mídlet, míddelet, pl - mídler1) в разн. знач. сре́дство сbrúge [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;( persons) money ( fx he paid it with his own money),F means ( fx have the means to buy it; he bought it with his ownmeans),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 ofextending 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; -
6 udgift
expenditure, expense, expenses, outlay* * *(en -er)( omkostning) expense ( fx don't worry about the expense);[ udgifter](dvs omkostninger) expenses ( fx pay his travelling expenses);( også = det der gives ud) spending,F expenditure ( fx cut down public spending (, expenditure); defence spending (, expenditure); limit one's expenditure);[ indtægter og udgifter] receipts and expenditure;[ diverse udgifter] incidental expenses, incidentals;[ få sine udgifter dækket] get (el. have) one's expenses paid;( på privat budget) regular outlays (el. outgoings),(merk) overhead expenses;[ med præp:][ sætte sig i udgift] put oneself to expense;[ udgifter til] expenses for ( fx books),F expenditure on;[ udgifter til husholdning] household expenses;[ uden udgift for Dem] without expense to you, free of charge (to you);[ udgifterne ved (at)] the cost of (-ing). -
7 valuta
currency, value* * *(en -er)( værdi) value ( fx get value for one's money);( pengesort) currency ( fx Denmark linked her currency to sterling; pay in British currency), money;( betalingsmiddel i forhold til udlandet) (foreign) exchange ( fx exports provide the exchange by which imports are paid for);[ fremmed valuta] foreign currency (el. money); foreign exchange;[ handle med valuta] deal in foreign exchange;[ hård valuta] hard currency;[ valuta modtaget] value received;[ valuta i regning] value in account;[ stabilisering af valutaen] currency stabilization.
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