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vb( sjakre) bargain, haggle;[ prange med]( handle med) deal in;( fremvise pralende) F flaunt,T show off, parade. -
3 skue
behold, spectacle* * *I. (et)( syn) sight,F spectacle ( fx it was a magnificent sight (el. spectacle));( udstilling) show;[ bære til skue] make a display of;[ bære sine følelser til skue] wear one's heart on one's sleeve;[ stille til skue] display,( med stolthed) show off, make a display of;( frækt) flaunt ( fx one's vices).II. vb see,F behold;[ det er pragtfuldt at skue] it is a magnificent sight;[ man skal ikke skue hunden på hårene] you can't tell a book by its cover; appearances are deceitful.
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