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1 stolesæde
bottom (el. seat) of a chair, chair bottom. -
2 stol
bridge, chair* * *(en -e) chair;( kirkestol) pew;( elevatorstol) cage, car;( vævestol) loom;( på strygeinstrument) bridge;( på artiskok) bottom;[ sætte ham stolen for døren] put one's foot down (with him); tell him where to get off;[ sætte sig mellem to stole] fall between two stools;(fig: af grin, overraskelse) I nearly fell off my chair;[ stikke noget under stolen] keep something back;(dvs tale lige ud) pull no punches; -
3 smække
bang, clang, rap, slam, smack, spank, swat, whack* * *vb( om svag lyd) click, snap,( om stærkere lyd) bang, slam;( ramme med slag) smack, slap ( fx a child),( give endefuld) spank, give a spanking;( flue) swat;( anbringe med en hurtig bevægelse) clap ( fx clap one's hat on);(anbringe med et smæk el. bump) slap (el. plank) (down) ( fx she slapped(el. planked) the plate (down) on the table);(se også lussing);[ med præp & adv:][ smække en bog i] shut a book with a snap, snap a book shut;[ smække en dør i] swing a door to,( voldsomt) slam a door (shut);( så at låsen fanger) latch a door;[ døren smækkede i] the door swung to (, slammed shut),( mindre voldsomt) the door clicked shut,( med et brag) the door closed with a bang;[ låget smækkede i] the lid snapped shut;(se også I. fælde);[ smække ham i enden] smack his bottom;[ smække en inde] lock somebody in;[ smække med døren] slam the door;[ smække med tungen] click one's tongue;[ smække døren op] throw (, voldsomt: fling) the door open;(dvs bygge hurtigt) run (el. knock) up a house;[ smække en plakat op] stick (up) a bill;[ smække sædet op] tip up the seat;[ smække én over fingrene] rap somebody on (el. over) the knuckles, give somebody a rap on the knuckles;[ smække hælene sammen] click one's heels;[ smække kæberne sammen] snap one's teeth together;[ smække en ude] lock somebody out;[ med sig:][ smække sig inde] lock oneself in;[ smække sig ned i en stol] flop down in a chair;[ smække sig ude] lock oneself out.
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