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fe1) (to go and get (something or someone) and bring it: Fetch me some bread.) hente2) (to be sold for (a certain price): The picture fetched $100.) innbringe, oppnå en pris avhenteIsubst. \/fetʃ\/1) gjenganger, spøkelse, dobbeltgjenger2) henting3) avstand, strekning4) ( hverdagslig) knep, finte5) ( sjøfart) fritt strekkIIverb \/fetʃ\/1) hente, skaffe, ha med seg, ta med seg2) ( om hund) apportere3) fremkalle, lokke frem4) innbringe, selges for, gå for, koste• it fetched £6005) (britisk, hverdagslig) gjøre inntrykk på, imponere, fange, vinne, forbløffe, forbause• that fetched me!6) ( hverdagslig) slå, gi7) ( sjøfart) oppnå, nå8) ( sjøfart) dreie oppfetch about dreie, vende, snufetch a deep breath trekke pusten dyptfetch a groan stønnefetch and carry ( om hund) apportere springe ærend, stå på pinne løpe rundt med sladderfetch a sigh sukkefetch away\/way løsne, få spillerom kaste lossfetch down slå ned, skyte ned, få ned presse\/tvinge ned (f. eks. pris)fetch out hente frem, ta frem, få frem, dra frem, lokke frem, fremkalle legge for dagenfetch round ( hverdagslig) overtale, overbevise hente seg inn, kvikne til (igjen)fetch somebody a box on the ear(s) gi noen en ørefikfetch tears from the eyes bringe frem tårer i øynenefetch the harbour nå havnenfetch up ( hverdagslig) kaste opp (amer., dialekt) oppfostre, oppdra få til å stanse brått stoppe opp, stanse brått, bli stående havne, endefetch up against støte mot huske, erindre arbeide inn, hente inn, ta igjen (tid e.l.)the pump fetches pumpen tar
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